Kočani valley (Macedonian: Кочанска котлина, Kočanska kotlina) is located along the river Bregalnica in the eastern part of North Macedonia, at the latitude of 41° and 55' and longitude 22° and 25'. It covers an area of 1020 km² and extends from both sides of Bregalnica, stretching from west-southwest to east-northeast, with a length of 26 km. The bottom of the valley, i.e. its flat portion, covers an area of 115 km². The lowest point is in the western part, where the River flows into the Bregalnica, at an altitude of 290 meters. Going east, the elevation gradually rises up to 330 meters. The difference between the lowest to the highest elevation of the valley is 40 meters.
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| - El Valle de Kocani (en macedonio: Кочанска котлина) se encuentra a lo largo del río de Bregalnica en la parte oriental de Macedonia del Norte, en la latitud de 41° 55' N y longitud 22 ° y 25' E. Cubre un área de 1.020 km² y se extiende a ambos lados de Bregalnica, de oeste-suroeste a este-noreste, con una longitud de 26 km.El Fondo del valle, es decir, su parte plana cubre un área de 115 km ². El punto más bajo está en la parte occidental, donde el río Zletovska desemboca en Bregalnica, que tiene una altitud de 290 metros. (es)
- Kočani valley (Macedonian: Кочанска котлина, Kočanska kotlina) is located along the river Bregalnica in the eastern part of North Macedonia, at the latitude of 41° and 55' and longitude 22° and 25'. It covers an area of 1020 km² and extends from both sides of Bregalnica, stretching from west-southwest to east-northeast, with a length of 26 km. The bottom of the valley, i.e. its flat portion, covers an area of 115 km². The lowest point is in the western part, where the River flows into the Bregalnica, at an altitude of 290 meters. Going east, the elevation gradually rises up to 330 meters. The difference between the lowest to the highest elevation of the valley is 40 meters. (en)
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| - El Valle de Kocani (en macedonio: Кочанска котлина) se encuentra a lo largo del río de Bregalnica en la parte oriental de Macedonia del Norte, en la latitud de 41° 55' N y longitud 22 ° y 25' E. Cubre un área de 1.020 km² y se extiende a ambos lados de Bregalnica, de oeste-suroeste a este-noreste, con una longitud de 26 km.El Fondo del valle, es decir, su parte plana cubre un área de 115 km ². El punto más bajo está en la parte occidental, donde el río Zletovska desemboca en Bregalnica, que tiene una altitud de 290 metros. (es)
- Kočani valley (Macedonian: Кочанска котлина, Kočanska kotlina) is located along the river Bregalnica in the eastern part of North Macedonia, at the latitude of 41° and 55' and longitude 22° and 25'. It covers an area of 1020 km² and extends from both sides of Bregalnica, stretching from west-southwest to east-northeast, with a length of 26 km. The bottom of the valley, i.e. its flat portion, covers an area of 115 km². The lowest point is in the western part, where the River flows into the Bregalnica, at an altitude of 290 meters. Going east, the elevation gradually rises up to 330 meters. The difference between the lowest to the highest elevation of the valley is 40 meters. For certain parts of the valley there are specific names. Thus, the middle part is known as Fields of Kočani (or Kočansko), the southeast part as Viničko, and the west as Zletovsko. The territory around the major villages is named: Orizarsko, Istibanjsko, Zrnovsko, Obleshevsko and others. The valley has fertile soil and plentiful water, which is ideal for growing cereals, especially rice, in these excellent natural conditions. (en)
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