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*[[Medveđa]] Медведжа (''Medvedzha'')
*[[Medveđa]] Медведжа (''Medvedzha'')
*[[Požarevac]] Пожаревец (''Pozharevets'')<ref name=obso/>
*[[Požarevac]] Пожаревец (''Pozharevets'')<ref name=obso/>
*[[Sokobanja]] Сокол Баня (''Sokol Banya'')<ref name=obso/>
*[[Svilajnac]] Свиленец (''Svilenets'')<ref name=obso/>
*[[Svilajnac]] Свиленец (''Svilenets'')<ref name=obso/>
*[[Vranje]] Враня (''Vranya'')
*[[Vranje]] Враня (''Vranya'')

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This is a list of Bulgarian exonyms for places in Europe. This list includes only names that are significantly different from the local toponym.

Albania

Austria

  • Wien Виена (Viena)

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Denmark

France

  • Nice Ница (Nitsa)
  • Paris Париж (Parizh)

Greece

Hungary

Italy

Moldova

Netherlands

Portugal

  • Lisboa Лисабон (Lisabon)

Republic of Macedonia

Romania

Serbia

Switzerland

Tunis

Turkey

Ukraine

  • Lviv Лвов (Lvov)

Notes

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s Obsolescent or used only in a historical context
  2. ^ a b c Banat Bulgarian name

See also