Plovdiv

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Plovdiv

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Flag

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Coat of arms

Plovdiv (Bulgarian: [Пловдив] Error: {{Lang}}: text has italic markup (help)) is the second-largest city in Bulgaria. 346,893 people lived here in 2018. It was the European Capital of Culture in 2019.

Plovdiv Media

• Ancient settlements with names related to "deva". Pulpudeva denotes Plovdiv in which the latter name is rooted.

• Map describing the city as "Philippopolis, que et Poneropolis, Duloupolis, Eumolpiada, item Trimontium, at que Pulpudena"

• Plan of the known parts of the Roman city superimposed on a plan of modern Plovdiv.

• Monument of Khan Krum in Plovdiv.jpg

  Monument of Krum in Plovdiv, who was the first Bulgarian ruler to capture Plovdiv.

• St. Bogoroditza plovdiv.jpg

  The Virgin Mary Church.

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  Nebet Tepe, drawing from The Graphic – London, 1885

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  Taat tepe, in Plovdiv, with the governor's palace and Maritsa river in the foreground. Drawing from The Graphic – London, 1885

• Plovdiv Bulgaria by Sentinel-2 20190608.jpg

  Plovdiv, Bulgaria as seen by Sentinel-2 satellite, 08 June 2019

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  Панорама над града от Небет тепе

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  A view of Plovdiv with the Stara Planina Mountain in the background.