Yavorov

Yavorov is a small town in Nova Zagora Municipality, in the northern part of the Burgas Province in Bulgaria. It is situated on the left bank of the Tundzha river. Yavorov lies 50 kilometers north of the provincial town of Burgas, and approximately 265 kilometers east of the Bulgarian capital, Sofia. The town has a total area of 44.24 square kilometers.

The town is named after the Bulgarian revolutionary Georgi Yavorov, who lived in the 19th century. Yavorov was one of the most prominent Bulgarian poets and revolutionaries, and his literary works advocated for an independent Bulgarian state.

Settlement in the Yavorov area dates back to the Middle Ages. The town has grown and transformed since ancient times, as part of broader historical changes in the region. Yavorov has been an administrative center since the Ottoman domination period in Bulgaria. In the 20th century it underwent a significant transformation, becoming a center of textile production and a major hub for the area's agricultural sector.

Today, Yavorov continues to serve as a key settlement in the northern part of the Burgas Province. It supports a diverse range of local industries and economies, and offers public amenities, including an elementary school, a post office, and other essential facilities for residents. Yavorov's strategic location, along with its rich history, contribute to making the town an important spot in the region.