Boletin – a completely displaced village in the area of Dolna Reka, in the Municipality of Mavrovo and Rostushe. The village first recorded as Bolitin is found in 1467 in Turkish documents. The name is believed to originate from the personal name Boleslav or Bolemir, which comes from the Old Slavic root “bole”, meaning better.
This village is located in the area of Dolna Reka, in the central part of the territory of the Municipality of Mavrovo and Rostuše. The village has been displaced since 1961. Boletin is located at the exit of the Radika River from Barička Klisura, located on the left bank of the river. The village is located at about 820 meters above sea level.
The localities in the atar have the following names: Bana, Mal Boletin, Oroski, Lazovi, Gjubrishte, Trapiye and Korita.[4]
A forest rises above the village and there are small pastures. Next to the river itself, there are small cultivated areas, meadows and sometimes a vineyard. The village was of compact type. There were two main neighborhoods, Ramkovci and Gorno Maalo.
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