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Drilon is a park by Lake Ohrid where cold springs feed clear canals under big trees. People row small boats there.

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Drilon is a park by Lake Ohrid where cold springs feed clear canals under big trees. People row small boats there.

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Lake

Lake Ohrid

One of Europe's oldest and deepest lakes, UNESCO-listed and home to species found nowhere else.

Liqeni i OhritKorce
Town

Pogradec

A lakeside town on Ohrid, a UNESCO natural and cultural site shared with North Macedonia.

PogradeciKorce
Village

Lin

A peninsula village on Lake Ohrid with a 6th-century basilica floor mosaic and a prehistoric pile settlement.

LiniKorce

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Town

Pogradec

A lakeside town on Ohrid, a UNESCO natural and cultural site shared with North Macedonia.

PogradeciKorce

Sources

  • WikipediaDrilon — English Wikipedia · retrieved 03 Sep 2026
    Used to ground the deep-research section and as a discovery aid; not relied on alone for contested claims.
  • WikidataWikidata item Q21500846 · retrieved 03 Sep 2026
    Source of the population, area and elevation figures shown in Quick facts, each with its own observation year.

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