Laki, Plovdiv Province

41°50′N 24°50′E / 41.833°N 24.833°E / 41.833; 24.833 Laki (Bulgarian: Лъки [ˈɫɤki]) is a small town in Laki Municipality in Plovdiv Province, southern Bulgaria. As of 2006 it has 2,615 inhabitants. It is located in the Rhodope mountains, 54 km to the south of the province capital Plovdiv, and 88 km to the north of Smolyan. There is a lead-zinc flotation factory, several textile plants and timber workshops.

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Cities and towns of Bulgaria (2011 census)

1,000,000+

• Sofia (capital)

300,000+

• Plovdiv
• Varna

200,000+

• Burgas

100,000+

• Pleven
• Ruse
• Stara Zagora

50,000+

• Asenovgrad
• Blagoevgrad
• Dobrich
• Gabrovo
• Haskovo
• Pazardzhik
• Pernik
• Shumen
• Sliven
• Veliko Tarnovo
• Vratsa
• Yambol

20,000+

• Aytos
• Botevgrad
• Dimitrovgrad
• Dupnitsa
• Gorna Oryahovitsa
• Kardzhali
• Karlovo
• Kazanlak
• Kyustendil
• Lom
• Lovech
• Montana
• Nova Zagora
• Petrich
• Razgrad
• Samokov
• Sandanski
• Sevlievo
• Silistra
• Smolyan
• Svishtov
• Targovishte
• Troyan
• Velingrad
• Vidin

10,000+

• Balchik
• Bankya
• Berkovitsa
• Byala Slatina
• Cherven Bryag
• Chirpan
• Elhovo
• Etropole
• Gotse Delchev
• Harmanli
• Ihtiman
• Karnobat
• Kavarna
• Knezha
• Kostinbrod
• Kozloduy
• Mezdra
• Nesebar
• Novi Iskar
• Novi Pazar
• Panagyurishte
• Parvomay
• Pavlikeni
• Peshtera
• Pomorie
• Popovo
• Provadia
• Radnevo
• Radomir
• Rakovski
• Razlog
• Stamboliyski
• Svilengrad

5,000+

• Aksakovo
• Bansko
• Belene
• Belogradchik
• Beloslav
• Bobov Dol
• Bozhurishte
• Byala, Ruse Province
• Chepelare
• Devin
• Devnya
• Dolni Chiflik
• Dryanovo
• Dulovo
• Elena
• Elin Pelin
• Galabovo
• General Toshevo
• Hisarya
• Isperih
• Kostenets
• Kotel
• Krichim
• Krumovgrad
• Kubrat
• Kuklen
• Levski
• Lukovit
• Lyaskovets
• Lyubimets
• Madan
• Momchilgrad
• Omurtag
• Oryahovo
• Perushtitsa
• Pirdop
• Rakitovo
• Saedinenie
• Septemvri
• Simeonovgrad
• Simitli
• Slivnitsa
• Sopot, Plovdiv Province
• Sredets
• Straldzha
• Svoge
• Tervel
• Teteven
• Topolovgrad
• Tryavna
• Tsarevo
• Tutrakan
• Tvarditsa
• Varshets
• Veliki Preslav
• Yakoruda
• Zlatitsa
• Zlatograd

2,000+

• Aheloy
• Apriltsi
• Ardino
• Banya
• Batak
• Batanovtsi
• Belitsa
• Belovo
• Borovo
• Bratsigovo
• Bregovo
• Breznik
• Byala
• Chernomorets
• Dalgopol
• Debelets
• Dobrinishte
• Dolna Banya
• Dolna Mitropoliya
• Dolna Oryahovitsa
• Dolni Dabnik
• Dospat
• Dragoman
• Dunavtsi
• Dve Mogili
• Dzhebel
• Glodzhevo
• Godech
• Gulyantsi
• Gurkovo
• Hadzhidimovo
• Ignatievo*
• Iskar
• Ivaylovgrad
• Kableshkovo
• Kalofer
• Kameno
• Kaspichan
• Kilifarevo
• Klisura
• Kocherinovo
• Koprivshtitsa
• Kostandovo
• Koynare
• Kresna
• Kran
• Krivodol
• Kula
• Laki
• Letnitsa
• Loznitsa
• Maglizh
• Malko Tarnovo
• Marten
• Мizia
• Nedelino
• Nikolaevo
• Nikopol
• Obzor
• Opaka
• Pavel Banya
• Polski Trambesh
• Pordim
• Pravets
• Primorsko
• Rila
• Roman
• Rudozem
• Sadovo
• Sapareva Banya
• Sarnitsa
• Shabla
• Shivachevo
• Slavyanovo
• Slivo Pole
• Smyadovo
• Sozopol
• Strazhitsa
• Strelcha
• Sungurlare
• Suvorovo
• Sveti Vlas
• Tran
• Trastenik
• Tsar Kaloyan
• Ugarchin
• Valchedram
• Valchi Dol
• Varbitsa
• Vetovo
• Vetren
• Yablanitsa
• Zavet
• Zlataritsa

1,000+

• Ahtopol
• Alfatar
• Antonovo
• Balgarovo
• Boboshevo
• Bolyarovo
• Boychinovtsi
• Brusartsi
• Byala Cherkva
• Chiprovtsi
• Dimovo
• Glavinitsa
• Gramada
• Kaolinovo
• Kermen
• Merichleri
• Momin Prohod
• Plachkovtsi
• Senovo
• Shipka
• Suhindol
• Zemen

500+

• Kiten
• Madzharovo
• Pliska

499-

• Melnik

Notes

• city status after the census of 01.02.2011: Ignatievo, Kran