
Petrevene (, or ) is a village in north-central Bulgaria. It is situated on the left bank of Panega river (, also: Zlatna Panega, , 'Golden Panega', old: , ). It is in the Municipality of Lukovit, part of the District of Lovech, and is away from the municipality center of Lukovit. The main road E-83 and the railroad Cherven Bryag—Zlatna Panega pass through it.
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Petrevene (, or ) is a village in north-central Bulgaria. It is situated on the left bank of Panega river (, also: Zlatna Panega, , 'Golden Panega', old: , ). It is in the Municipality of Lukovit, part of the District of Lovech, and is away from the municipality center of Lukovit. The main road E-83 and the railroad Cherven Bryag—Zlatna Panega pass through it.
Historical records of the settlement date back to the early 15th century, during the Ottoman Empire, although evidence from the surrounding areas indicates the area was likely settled much earlier. Historically, it has been an important part of the marble trade, and is notable for its long history of shifting Pomak Muslim and Christian village populations and tensions.
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