List of Romani settlements

This is an incomplete list of settlements with significant (plurality or majority) ethnic Roma population.

Settlement	Type	Location	Population	Roma population	Roma %
Kiseljak	village	Tuzla, Tuzla	917	327	35.66%
Ušanovići	village	Goražde, Bosnian-Podrinje Canton Goražde	41	29	70.73%
Staro Selo	village	Kalesija, Tuzla	22	19	86.36%

Settlement	Type	Location	Population	Roma population	Roma %	Note
Stolipinovo	neighborhood	Plovdiv	55,000			The largest Roma community in the Balkans
Fakulteta	neighborhood	Sofia	45,000
Tokaito	neighborhood	Pazardzhik	30,000
Nadezhda	neighborhood	Sliven	20,000		~100%
Maksuda	neighborhood	Varna	10,000		~100%
Sheker	neighborhood	Plovdiv	10,000		~100%
Hristo Botev	neighborhood	Sofia	10,000			Its population is mixed Bulgarians and Roma
Shesti	neighborhood	Nova Zagora	10,000
Probuda	neighborhood	Burgas	7,277			The majority of today's population is Roma
Karmen	neighborhood	Kazanlak	7,000
Lozenets	neighborhood	Stara Zagora	5,000
Filipovtsi	neighborhood gypsy part	Sofia	4,659		~100%
Gradets	village	Kotel, Sliven	3,759	2,970	79.01%	Gradets is probably the largest Roma village in the world
Bukovlak	village	Pleven, Pleven	3,620	2,052	56.69%	Second largest Roma village in Bulgaria
Varbitsa	town	Varbitsa, Shumen	3,325	1,841	55.37%	Varbitsa is the only town (urban settlement) in Bulgaria with a Roma majority
Dolni Tsibar	village	Valchedram, Montana	1,586	1,216	76.67%	This village has a very young age structure and a growing population while other nearby villages are ageing and depopulating very fast
L. Karavelovo	village	Aksakovo, Varna	1,539	1,065	69.20%
Seliminovo	village	Sliven, Sliven	1,481	819	55.30%
Svoboda	gypsy part	Maglizh	800	800	~100%
Svoboda	village	Chirpan, Stara Zagora	1,131	688	60.83%
Dzhurovo	village	Pravets, Sofia	1,112	681	61.24%
Sredets	village	Kaynardzha, Silistra	1,370	679	49.56%	Roma constitute the largest ethnic group in this village
Gradinarovo	village	Provadia, Varna	807	635	78.69%
Zimnitsa	village	Maglizh, Stara Zagora	838	592	70.64%
Sindel	village	Avren, Varna	1,054	592	56.17%
Sotirya	village	Sliven, Sliven	2,096	577 (out of 1,070 respondents).	53.93%	More than thousand people did not state their ethnicity during the 2011 Census
Vardun	village	Targovishte, Targovishte	890	572	64.27%
Izvorsko	village	Aksakovo, Varna	773	518	67.01%
Maysko	village	Elena, Veliko Tarnovo	783	494	63.09%
Disevitsa	village	Pleven, Pleven	874	472	54,00%
Belomortsi	village	Omurtag, Targovishte	866	451 (out of 548 respondents)	82.30%	More than 300 inhabitants did not answer the optional question on their ethnicity. 451 out of 548 declared to be part of the Romani minority in Bulgaria
Snezhina	village	Provadia, Varna	616	448	72.73%
Belo Pole	village	Ruzhintsi, Vidin	744	390	52.42%
Tsarkvitsa	village	Nikola Kozlevo, Shumen	617	378	61.26%
Dinevo	village	Haskovo, Haskovo	719	373	51.88%
Velichkovo	village	Dalgopol, Varna	560	372	66.43%
Cherna	village	Dobrichka, Dobrich	532	364	68.42%
Cherkovna	village	Dulovo, Silistra	578	364	62.98%
Prisad	village	General Toshevo, Dobrich	425	340	80.80%
Lozenets	village	Straldzha, Yambol	616	327	53.08%
Ostrets	village	Targovishte, Targovishte	435	326	74.94%
Chintulovo	village	Sliven, Sliven	1,297	322 (out of 616 respondents).	52.27%	Nearly 700 people did not state their ethnicity during the 2011 Census
Zlatna Niva	village	Kaspichan, Shumen	618	321	51.94%
Golyam Izvor	village	Stambolovo, Haskovo	389	308	79.18%
Kriva Reka	village	Nikola Kozlevo, Shumen	495	289	58.38%
Buynovo	village	Targovishte, Targovishte	465	284	61.08%
Izvorovo	village	Antonovo, Targovishte	409	268	65.53%
Bryagovo	village	Haskovo, Haskovo	462	251	54.33%
Glufishevo	village	Sliven, Sliven	699	244 (out of 548 respondents).	44.53%	More than 150 people did not state their ethnicity
Altsek	village	Dobrichka,Dobrich	328	241	73.48%
Bolyarski Izvor	village	Haskovo, Haskovo	298	226	75.84%
Aprilovo	village	Popovo, Targovishte	397	222	55.92%
Esenitsa	village	Valchi Dol, Varna	364	212	58.24%
Bistra	village	Alfatar, Silistra	381	212	55.6%
Dragomazh	village	Isperih, Razgrad	375	200	53.3%
Probuda	village	Targovishte, Targovishte	414	195	47.10%
Lyaskovo	village	Dobrichka, Dobrich	302	176	58.28%
Medovnitsa	village	Dimovo, Vidin	288	168	58.33%
Orlintsi	village	Sredets, Burgas	315	167	53.02%
Vasilevo	village	General Toshevo, Dobrich	347	165	47.55%
Moravitsa	village	Antonovo, Targovishte	192	161	83.85%
Gabar	village	Sozopol, Burgas	275	140	50.91%
Sliventsi	village	Dobrichka, Dobrich	227	135	59.47%
Trigortsi	village	Balchik, Dobrich	158	123	77.85%
Prespa	village	Balchik, Dobrich	231	110	47.62%
Boyana	village	Valchi Dol, Varna	236	105	44.49%
Zhilino	village	Novi Pazar, Shumen	157	94	59.87%
Robovo	village	Tundzha, Yambol	134	68	50.75%
Baba Tonka	village	Popovo, Targovishte	91	59	64.84%
Onogur	village	Tervel, Dobrich	40	37	92.50%
Vizitsa	village	Malko Tarnovo, Burgas	66	36	54.55%
Sredina	village	General Toshevo, Dobrich	58	32	55.17%
Shishkovitsa	village	Antonovo, Targovishte	32	26	81.25%
Dryanovets	village	Dobrichka, Dobrich	21	20	95.24%
Struindol	village	Belogradchik, Vidin	27	13	48.15%
Varzilkovtsi	village	Elena, Veliko Tarnovo	17	10	58.82%
Glushka	village	Dryanovo, Gabrovo	18	10	55.56%
Leshnikovtsi	village	Tran, Pernik	13	7	53.85%

Settlement	Type	Location	Population	Roma %
Chanov	neighborhood	Most	700 (2022)	100%
Janov	quarter	Litvínov	3,795 (2021)
Větřní	town	Větřní	3,833 (2023)
Bedřiška	neighborhood	Ostrava	100–300 (2021 estimate)
Předlice	quarter	Ústí nad Labem	1,544 (2021)
Mojžíř	quarter	Ústí nad Labem	4,222 (2021)

Settlement	Type	Location	Roma %
Hős utca	Street/neighborhood	X. kerület, Budapest	88.5%
Mésztelep	neighborhood	Tatabanya, Komárom-Esztergom County.	96.3%
Muszkástelep	neighborhood	Miskolc, Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	97.8%
Alsószentmárton	village	Siklós, Baranya	98.6%
Csenyéte	village	Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	89.5%
Felsőregmec	village	Sátoraljaújhely, Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	77.8%
Adorjás	village	Sellye, Baranya	72.4%
Drávaiványi	village	Sellye, Baranya	69.3%
Balajt	village	Edelény, Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	59.3%
Rakacaszend	village	Edelény	57.7%
Tornanádaska	village	Sátoraljaújhely, Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	56.7%
Gilvánfa	village	Sellye, Baranya	56.3%
Beret	village	Encs, Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	56.1%
Bódvalenke	village	Edelény, Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén	55.4%
Babarcszőlős	village	Siklósi, Baranya	53%

Settlement	Type	Location	Population	Roma population	Roma %	Note
Bresje	village	Kosovo Polje, Pristina	5,596	3,354	59.94%	2,785 (Ashkali), 366 (Roma), 203 (Egyptians)
Plemetin	village	Obilić, Pristina	1,381	904	65.46%	619 (Roma), 285 (Ashkali)
Llukac i Thatë	village	Istok, Peja	160	109	68.13%	109 (Egyptians)

List of Romani settlements

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Czech Republic

Hungary^[4]

Kosovo^[5]

North Macedonia^[6]

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Serbia^[14]

Slovakia^[16]

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Settlement	Type	Location	Population	Roma population	Roma %
Šuto Orizari	municipality	Skopje	17,357	13,311	76.69%
Bair	neighborhood	Bitola	5,500	2,500	45.45%
Dabnica	village	Prilep	66	54	81.82%

Settlement	Type	Location	Population	Roma population	Roma %	Note
Otaci	town	Ocnița	6,043	3,148	52.09%
Vulcănești	village	Nisporeni	1,224	1,057	86.36%
Ursari	village	Călărași	285	233	81.75%
Coroliovca	village	Hîncești	91	17	18.68%
Soroca	town	Soroca	28,362	1,525	5%	Often named "World capital of Romani people"^[8]^[9] Dealul Ţiganilor neighborhood is mostly inhabited by Romani

Settlement	Type	Location	Population	Roma population	Roma %	Note
Ferentari (Aleea Livezilor)	neighborhood	București	90,000
Ponorâta	village	Maramureș County	unknown	unknown	~100%	Part of Vălenii Lăpușului, Coroieni
Fața Luncii	neighborhood	Dolj County	unknown	unknown		part of Craiova
Mimiu	neighborhood	Prahova County	unknown	unknown	~100%	Part of Ploiești
Siretu, Vrancea	neighborhood	Vrancea County	unknown	unknown	~100%	Part of Mărășești
Dealul Viilor	neighborhood	Iași County	unknown	unknown	~100%	Part of Hârlău
Rudari	neighborhood	Vâlcea County	unknown	unknown	~100%	Part of Drăgășani
Zanea	village	Iași County	unknown	unknown	~100%	Part of Iași
Gârcini	neighborhood	Brașov County	5,975	unknown	~100%	Part of Săcele
Bărbulești	commune	Ialomița County	4,779	4,146	86,8%
Toflea	village	Galați County	5,470	3,865	70.7%
Fântânele, Dâmbovița	village	Dâmbovița County	2,611	2,553	97.8%
Vâlcele	village	Covasna County	4,475	2,172	49%
Iazu, Dâmbovița	village	Dâmbovița County	2,601	2,081	80%
Cornetu, Vrancea	village	Vrancea County	1,940	1,903	98.1%	Part of Slobozia Bradului
Românești, Dâmbovița	village	Dâmbovița County	3,371	1,852	55%
Băcioiu	village	Bacău County	2,051	1,683	82.1%
Pata-Rât	illegal settlement	Cluj County	1,500	1,500	~100%	Pata-Rât is the place where the garbage dump of Cluj-Napoca is located. About 1,500 Roma evacuated from the city live in this place
Mironu	village	Suceava County	1,907	1,392	73%
Bâscenii de Jos	village	Buzău County	2,075	1,355	65.3%
Gămăcești, Argeș	village	Argeș County	1,165	1,165	~100%	Part of Berevoești
Ungra	commune	Brașov County	2,038	1,080	52.9%
Pusta, Sălaj	village	Sălaj County	1,454	1,058	72.7%
Gulia, Suceava	village	Suceava County	2,016	1,047	51.9%
Ocolna	village	Dolj County	1,061	1,005	94.7%
Crucea, Iași	village	Iași County	1,539	907	58.9%
Valea Corbului	village	Argeș County	904	878	97.1%	Part of Călinești
Sălcuța, Dolj	village	Dolj County	1,071 (2011)	737	68.8%	Part of Calopăr
Ormeniș	commune	Brașov County	1,926 (2011)	726	42%
Pisteștii din Deal	village	Gorj County	992 (2011)	721	72.7%
Chelința, Maramureș	village	Maramureș County	1,349	700	52%	Part of Ulmeni
Slobozia Bradului	village	Vrancea County	1,326	696	52.5%
Băgaciu	village	Mureș County	1.342	693	51.6%
Rădoaia, Bacău	village	Bacău County	1,207	689	57%
Dudașu	village	Mehedinți County	1,197	660	55.1%
Stâna, Satu Mare	village	Satu Mare County	1,034	641	62%
Tonciu, Mureș	village	Mureș County	835	610	73.1
Arini, Brașov	village	Brașov County	895	583	65.1%
Măguri, Timiș	village	Timiș County	724	579	80%	Part of Lugoj
Augustin	commune	Brașov County	1,490	557	49%

Settlement	Type	Location	Population	Roma population	Roma %
Elbaevo	village	Mozdoksky, North Ossetia–Alania	504	376	74.6%
Kalinovsky	farm	Kochubeyevsky, Stavropol	358	217	60.61%
Donetsky	farm	Zimovnikovsky, Rostov	151	72	47.68%
Rynok Romanovsky	farm	Tsimlyansky, Rostov	74	70	94.59%
Kovalevsky	farm	Zimovnikovsky, Rostov	106	59	55.66%
Niva	farm	Martynovsky, Rostov	65	43	66.15%
Krasnye Luchi	farm	Zernogradsky, Rostov	67	33	49.25%
Orlovskaya Balka	village	Kasharsky, Rostov	33	22	66.67%

Europe

Central and Eastern Europe

Bulgaria[2]

Croatia

Czech Republic

Hungary[4]

Kosovo[5]

North Macedonia[6]

Moldova[7]

Montenegro[10]

Romania[11][12]

Russia

Serbia[14]

Slovakia[16]

Slovenia

Southern Europe

Spain

Portugal

Italy

Greece

Turkey

European and Asian part

Turkey

See also

References

Bulgaria^[2]

Hungary^[4]

Kosovo^[5]

North Macedonia^[6]

Moldova^[7]

Montenegro^[10]

Romania^[11]^[12]

Serbia^[14]

Slovakia^[16]