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Tirana, in tirana' verb: Tirona, is the capital of the district and district with the one name and capital of the Republic of Albania. Tirana is located in the center of Albania, about 35 km east of Durres and about 40 km northwest of Elbasan, in a valley surrounded by Dajti Mountain to the east, the hills of Krraba and Sauku in the south, the hills of Vaqarr and Yzberisht in the west and those of Kamza in the north. The 1990s was the first time the 1 In 1614, the valiu of Shkodra,[6] Sylejman saw Bargjini from Mullet raised him to the rank of the casaba,[7] but is mentioned as early as 1418 in a Venice document, being part of the continuously inhabited areas since the Iron Age. In the conditions of the Balkan War, the chieftains of Tirana declared independence on 26 November 1912 and was declared the temporary capital of Albania on 9 February 1920 by the Congress of Lushnja and members of the National Council entered the city on 11 February 1920. Tirana was eventually declared the capital of Albania in 1925 by the Constitutional Assembly. It was the central location of the People's Socialist Republic of Albania. Today the city is experiencing a period of progressive economic, social and urban development, with monumental construction and regulation of parks, buildings, including the reconstruction of religious objects destroyed during the Turkish occupation and communist regime. Tirana is the largest city of Albania and the largest economic, administrative, political, industrial, media, academic, social and cultural center of the country. Tirana is located only 17 km away from "Mother Teresa" airport, the only international airport in Albania known as Rinas. This airport is the most important link between Albania and the rest of the world. [5] Tirana lies at coordinates 41.33° north and 19.82° east. Geography Tirana is 110 meters above sea level. The average height of the Tirana field is 521 m, while the two highest mountains that lie are Dajti Mountain with 1612 m and Mountain with Pits with 1828 m. The city is located about 34 kilometers from the Adriatic Sea to the west. From the south and west it is surrounded by relatively low hills, while on the northwestern side Tirana lies over a flat area. In the northern suburbs, the Tirana River passes. A few kilometres away from the south side flows the Erzen River. Prior to the administrative reform of 2014, the area of the city of Tirana was about 31 km², while the area of the entire district was 1288 km² and included four centres: Tirana, Vora, Krraba and Kamza as well as 150 villages. After the administrative reform, tirana municipality expanded to 1,110.03 km² while districts as an administrative unit were merged. Tirana is also part of the tirana district that has an area of 1,652 km² and includes five municipalities: Tirana, Kamza, Vora, Kavaja and Rrogozhina. The centre of Tirana is crossed by the River Lana, which at the estuary joins the Ive River. Tirana is located on the same parallel as Naples, Madrid and Istanbul and on the same meridian as Budapest and Krakow. My name is Eric Clark and I am a world traveler. I have been around the world a few times and decided to help fund my travels by sharing my videos and pictures. I have been to almost every country and would be glad to give tips and pointers. Drop me a note. = )