Shpeshherë

Shpeshherë is a settlement in the Dibër District of Albania. It is situated near the city of Dibër, which is the capital of the district.

Geography and Climate

The settlement of Shpeshherë is nestled in a valley, surrounded by mountains and hills. The climate in the area is characterized by cold winters and mild summers, typical of the Albanian highlands. The average temperature ranges from -3°C to 20°C throughout the year.

Demographics

According to the 2011 census, the population of Shpeshherë consists of approximately 100 people. The majority of the residents are ethnically Albanian, with some also identifying as Muslim. The settlement is relatively small and rural in nature, with most residents engaging in agriculture, livestock breeding, and small-scale trade.

Economy and Infrastructure

The local economy of Shpeshherë relies heavily on agriculture, with crops such as corn, wheat, and vegetables being the main staples. The settlement is also known for its livestock breeding, particularly cattle, pigs, and sheep. The nearest town, Peshkëpia, provides basic infrastructure and amenities, including a few shops, a school, and a healthcare facility.

Shpeshherë is a traditional and isolated settlement, with residents mostly living in a self-sustaining manner. The settlement is accessible via a dirt road that connects to the main national road, making it possible for visitors to access the area through Peshkëpia. The settlement's remote location and limited access contribute to its unique character and tranquil atmosphere.