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Demir Hisar (region)
Demir Hisar ((マケドニア語:Демир Хисар)), or in Slavic translation known as ''Železnec'' (in Macedonian ''Железнец''), is an area spreading on the South West part of Macedonia to the North West of the Pelagonian plain, around the river flow of the Black River (''Crna Reka'') with her inflows. The greater parts of the surrounding area of Demir Hisar are smaller hills and mountains, and a small part which is spread around the mentioned river is low lands. A signature of this area are the mountains Bigla, Ilinska I Plakenska, on which is the highest peak reaching (2000 m) which separates the region of Demir Hisar with the lake regions of Prespa and Ohrid.
==Name==
The name of Demir Hisar derives from the treasure of iron which the surrounding mountains in this region have, which is why it is called ''Iron Fortress''. The name has been changed according to the ruler and his ruling period. When it was ruled by the Greeks, it was known as Sidero Kastron which in translation means ‘Iron Fortress’, and when it was overtaken by the Ottoman army, the name was changed in to ”Demir Hisar” which in their language also means ‘’ Iron Fortress’’. “Demir Hisar” was maintained as the town's name when in Yugoslavia, and remained so in Macedonia.
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