Malzi
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Malzi ( ; ), historically also known as Mali i Zi, is an administrative unit in Kukës County, northeastern Albania. It comprises the villages of Çam, Dukagjin, Gdheshtë, Kalimash, Kryemadh, Mgullë, Petkaj, Pistë, Shëmri, Shikaj, Shtanë and Spas. The administrative unit had 1,616 residents at the 2023 census. Malzi is also the name of a historical ethnographic region and bajrak. Traditionally counted among the seven bajraks of Pukë, it lay along the Drin and the former trade route between Shkodër and Prizren. Its historical territory was not identical to that of the present administrative unit.
Malzi ( ; ), historically also known as Mali i Zi, is an administrative unit in Kukës County, northeastern Albania. It comprises the villages of Çam, Dukagjin, Gdheshtë, Kalimash, Kryemadh, Mgullë, Petkaj, Pistë, Shëmri, Shikaj, Shtanë and Spas. The administrative unit had 1,616 residents at the 2023 census. Malzi is also the name of a historical ethnographic region and bajrak. Traditionally counted among the seven bajraks of Pukë, it lay along the Drin and the former trade route between Shkodër and Prizren. Its historical territory was not identical to that of the present administrative unit.
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