Macedonia

Macedonia (Macedonian: Македонија, romanized: Makedonija, Greek: Μακεδονία, romanized: Makedonía, Bulgarian: Македония, romanized: Makedoniya) most commonly refers to:

Map of the Balkan peninsula depicting approximate maximum extent of the Macedonian region with borders of modern countries and the former capital cities of ancient Macedonia near the coast
····· Macedonia (region) approximate maximum extent
Former capital cities of Macedonia (ancient kingdom)

Macedonia, Makedonia, Makedonija, or Makedoniya may also refer to:

Other historical entities

Other geographical uses

Within the region

United States

Others

  • Macedônia, São Paulo, Brazil
  • Macedonia, a village of Ciacova, Romania
  • Macedonia, area of Glenrothes, Scotland, United Kingdom

Publications

  • Makedonia (newspaper), a Greek newspaper established in 1911
  • Makedoniya (Bulgarian newspaper), a 19th-century Bulgarian newspaper published until 1872
  • Macedonia (comics), a 2007 book by Harvey Pekar and Heather Roberson

Ships

  • SS Macedonia (1911), a Greek passenger liner that was renamed Pincio in 1922
  • MV Makedoniya, a Bulgarian cargo ship in service 1932–41
  • MV Makedonia, a Greek passenger ship in service 1984–85

Sports

  • FK Makedonija Gjorče Petrov, a football club in Skopje
  • FC Macedonia, a former football club in Skopje (1941 to 1944)
  • Preston Makedonia, an association football club in Melbourne, Australia, officially known since mid-1990s as the Preston Lions but still identified with the Macedonian-Australian community
  • Stirling Macedonia FC, an association football club in Perth, Australia

Other uses

See also

  • Eastern Macedonia (disambiguation)
  • Western Macedonia (disambiguation)
  • Languages of Macedonia (disambiguation)
  • Macedonian language (disambiguation)
  • Macedonian (disambiguation)
  • Macedon (disambiguation)
  • Macedonia naming dispute
  • United Macedonia
  • flag Portal:North Macedonia
  • All pages with titles beginning with Macedonia
  • All pages with titles containing Macedonia
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