Cities near Montana

Montana is a city of 47,445 inhabitants in Bulgaria. The most populous cities near Montana within 100 km are Sofia, Pernik, Zaječar. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 43.4128° Longitude: 23.2217° Population: 47,445 Timezone: Europe/Sofia
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Nearby cities 21 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Sofia Bulgaria 80.0 km 1,152,556
Pernik Bulgaria 92.0 km 82,467
Zaječar Serbia 94.4 km 49,800
Vratsa Bulgaria 35.6 km 49,569
Pirot Serbia 59.0 km 40,678
Vidin Bulgaria 69.9 km 34,797
Knjazevac Serbia 79.7 km 25,000
Botevgrad Bulgaria 72.8 km 20,909
Băileşti Romania 67.9 km 19,599
Calafat Romania 68.3 km 18,643
Lom Bulgaria 46.6 km 18,593
Berkovitsa Bulgaria 21.0 km 15,027
Radomir Bulgaria 98.7 km 14,494
Dăbuleni Romania 81.6 km 13,641
Cherven Bryag Bulgaria 71.2 km 13,000
Poiana Mare Romania 57.4 km 12,633
Kostinbrod Bulgaria 66.3 km 12,175
Mezdra Bulgaria 49.8 km 11,975
Kozloduy Bulgaria 57.6 km 11,331
Etropole Bulgaria 90.1 km 11,031
Byala Slatina Bulgaria 57.8 km 10,282

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