Ivanili

Ivanili
Village
Country	Bulgaria
Province	Gabrovo Province
Municipality	Gabrovo
Time zone	EET (UTC+2)
• Summer (DST)	EEST (UTC+3)

Ivanili is a village in Gabrovo Municipality, in Gabrovo Province, in northern central Bulgaria.^[1]

Honours

Ivanili Heights on Oscar II Coast in Graham Land, Antarctica is named after the village.

References

↑ Guide Bulgaria, Accessed May 24, 2010

Gabrovo Municipality

Capital: Gabrovo

Villages	Angelov Armenite Baevtsi Balanite Balinovtsi Bankovtsi Bekriite Belomajite Bobevtsi Bogdanchovtsi Bozhentsi Boltata Boriki Borskoto Boycheta Boynovtsi Brunetsite Byalkovo Charkovo Chavei Chernevtsi Chervena lokva Chitakovtsi Chukilite Debel dyal Divetsi Djumriite Donino Draganchetata Draganovtsi Dragievtsi Dragomani Dumnitsi Ezeroto Furgovtsi Garvan Gaykini Gaytanite Genchovtsi Genovtsi Gergini Gledatsi Gornova mogila Grablevtsi Gubene Haracherite Iglika Ivanili Ivankovtsi Iztochnik Kameshtitsa Karali Kievtsi Kmetcheta Kmetovtsi Kolishovtsi Kopcheliite Kostadinite Kostenkovtsi Kozi rog Lesicharka Loza Malini Malusha Mechkovitsa Mejdeni Michkovtsi Mihaylovtsi Milkovtsi Mrahori Muzga Nikolchovtsi Novakovtsi Orlovtsi Ovoshtartsi Parchovtsi Partevtsi Penkovtsi Petrovtsi Petsovtsi Peyovtsi Popari Popovtsi Potok Prahali Prodanovtsi Rachevtsi Rahovtsi Raynovtsi Redeshkovtsi Ruychovtsi Ryazkovtsi Sedyankovtsi Semerdjiite Seykovtsi Sharani Shipchenite Smilovtsi Solari Spantsi Spasovtsi Starilkovtsi Stefanovo Stoevtsi Stomanetsite Stoychovtsi Stoykovtsi Subotkovtsi Svinarski dol Todorcheta Todorovtsi Torbalazhite Trapeskovtsi Trunito Tsvyatkovtsi Uzunite Velkovtsi Vetrovo Vlahovtsi Vlaychovtsi Vrabtsite Vranilovtsi Vulkov dol Yankovtsi Yasenite Yavorets Zdravkovets Zeleno darvo Zhaltesh Zhivko Zlatevtsi

Former villages	Kalchovtsi Morovetsite

Landmarks	Etar Architectural-Ethnographic Complex Sokolski Monastery House of Humour and Satire Central Balkan National Park Uzana Buzludzha Hristo Botev Stadium

Culture	Gabrovo humour Aprilov National High School FC Yantra

Notable people	Chardafon Ran Bosilek Emanuil Manolov Vasil Aprilov Tsanko Dyustabanov Lyubomir Andreychin Nikolay Palauzov Dora Boneva Christo and Jeanne-Claude Zdravko Lazarov Plamen Markov Velislav Vutsov

Coordinates: 42°57′00″N 25°19′00″E / 42.9500°N 25.3167°E / 42.9500; 25.3167

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