Byala Reka, Plovdiv Province

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Byala Reka, Plovdiv Province

Byala Reka is a village in Parvomay Municipality, Plovdiv Province, Bulgaria.^[1] In 2006, the population was 969.^{[citation needed]}

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42°3′28″N 25°15′41″E / 42.05778°N 25.26139°E / 42.05778; 25.26139

v t e Parvomay Municipality
Capital: Parvomay
Villages	Bryagovo Bukovo Byala Reka Dalbok Izvor Dobri Dol Dragoynovo Ezerovo Gradina Iskra Karadzhovo Krushevo Poroyna Pravoslaven Tatarevo Vinitsa Voden
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