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The village of Beronovo is located in South-Eats Bulgaria - it comprises a part of Sungurlare Municipality - Bourgas District. The area of the village is 29sq.km. According to latest estimates, the number of its inhabitants is 109. The altitude level of the region varies from 300 to 500m above sea level. The distance from Beronovo to the town of Sungurlare is approximately 10km; there are 34km to the town of Sliven, and 75km to district seaside town of Bourgas. The territory of Sungurlare municipality is one of the biggest in Bourgas County. It is situated on area of 824.4 sq. m. in the northwestern part of Bourgas County. On the north it is bounded by Shumen County on the east by Ruen Municipality, on the south – by Karnobat Municipality and on the west it borders by the counties of Sliven and Yambol.
The administrative center of the municipality is the town of Sungurlare, situated in the beautiful Sungurlare Valley. The area is a rich combination of mountain, hilly and flat terrain. The climate is moderately continental. It is characterized by mild winter, early spring, mild summer and warm autumn. Climatic conditions are optimal for growing all kinds of agricultural crops and mainly vineyards and grain crops. Twenty-three decares of vineyards are cultivated - wine varieties, mainly "Red Muskatel" with annual production about 25 000 tons of grape. 15 000 tons of wheat and 6000 tons of barley are produced from 70 000 decares of grain crops.
The Sungurlare region is well-known in Bulgaria and abroad for its marvelous wines. The most famous brand called Sungurlarski misket is made from the grapes grown in the adjacent wine-growing villages and towns.
The municipality is the home of some very interesting natural beauty sites and protected areas: the rock formations in the Nemoydere locality; The pierced rock near the village of Beronovo; Koriyata (The Coppice) near the village of Vezenkovo; the waterfalls - Kara Sou, Siniat Vir, Stramnitsa and Kroumov. Waterfall; the tourist site "Elevation 1008 m."; Kaleto, a locality where Khan Krum held an important battle with Byzantine troops.
There are also a number of archaeological and historical sites from Thracian and Byzantine times, the Middle Ages and the more recent national history. You can find the exact location of the village on the map by visiting the following web site:
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