Slepcharen – mountain peak and saddle (pass) on the Jablanica mountain, in the western part of Macedonia. Its altitude is 2,018 meters. It is located in the extreme northern part of the Jablanica mountain along its ridge on the separate mountain ridge Raduch, where it is its southernmost point on the ridge of this ridge. The name Slepčaren refers more precisely to the steep eastern slope of the peak itself with a very dense beech forest that rises up the deep valley of Lakaitsa and the saddle (pass) that descends from it and this peak and connects the peak of Raduch to the west with the peak of Strmnica (Lukovski Kamen ) in the east. The peak itself is quite steep and on its northern side there is a sipar (stone quarry), and to the northwest it is connected to the highest peak of the Raduč ridge through a saddle 2,013 meters high. The Slepcharen peak itself is located completely inside the territory of Macedonia, at a distance of a little more than 500 meters from the border line that extends to the Raduch peak and continues to the southwest through the Ostrilci ridge and the Chuknitapan peak.
Lakaica – a village in the Municipality of Struga, in the Drimkol area, in the vicinity of the city of Struga.
Until 2004, the village was part of the former Municipality of Lukovo, which was merged with the Municipality of Struga. Until 1913, the land of today’s Lakaitsa village was part of Steblevo village, which was mainly used as a pasture. In 1913, Steblevo fell within the borders of Albania and its land was divided between Albania and Serbia. The people of Steblevo founded the village of Lakaica on Serbian territory, which occupies a quarter of the land of Steblevo.
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