Taman Nasional Butrint

Taman Nasional Butrint
Taman Nasional Butrint
	Parku Kombëtar i Butrintit
	IUCN Kategori II (Taman Nasional)
	Cingakan uwugan wangunan tur danu; ; Logo taman nasional
	Genah ring Albania Taman Nasional Butrint (Europe)
Genah	County Vlorë
Nampek kota	Sarandë
Koordinat	39°44′51″N 20°1′13″E / 39.74750°N 20.02028°EKoordinat: 39°44′51″N 20°1′13″E / 39.74750°N 20.02028°E
Jimbar	8,622.2 héktare (86.222 km2)
Katetapang	02 Maret 2000
Sané Ngalola	Badan Nasional Wawengkon Saiban
Situs web	butrint.al
Situs Tetamian Jagat UNESCO
Soroh	Budaya
Kritéria	iii
Kaadegang	1992
Pustaka no.	570

Taman Nasional Butrint (Albania: Parku Kombëtar i Butrintit) inggih punika taman nasional ring County Vlorë, sisi kelod Albania. Magenah 18 kilométer (11 mi) saking kelod Sarandë. Taman punika ngacakupin 9,424 héktare (94.24 km²) wawengkon pabukitan antuk danu toya ning, tanah belus, rawa pakeh, dataran kabuka, alas alang-alang lan nusa. Kabuatan taman nasional anruk konservasi kaciriang saking akéhné spésiés antuk langkung 1.200 beburon tur entikan sané mabinayan. Dados nyaibin danu lan laguna Butrint, selat alami Vivari, kapuloan Ksamil taler situs arkéologi, sané madaging sisan-sisan paradaban kuna.

Pustaka[uah | uah wit]

c p u Taman Nasional ring Albania
Taman nasional (Park kombëtar)	Alpén Albania Butrint Dajti Divjakë-Karavasta Cemara Hotovë-Dangelli Karaburun Sazan Llogara Gn. Lurë-Dejës Prespë Shebenik-Jabllanicë Tomorr Vjosa
Taman arkéologi (Park arkeologjik)	Amantia Antigonea Apollonia Byllis Lissus Oricum Phoenice Shkodër
Kategori commons Kategori

c p u Situs Tetamian Jagat ring Albania
Butrint Historic Centres of Berat and Gjirokastër Tukad Gashi miwah Rrajca pahan saking Wana Beech Kuna miwah Purba ring Carpathian miwah Wawengkon Éropa Liyanan¹ Natural and Cultural Heritage of the Ohrid region²		Kobér Albania
¹ sinarengan Austria, Bélgia, Bosnia miwah Hérzegovina, Bulgaria, Itali, Jerman, Kroasia, Makédonia Kalér, Polandia, Prancis, Républik Céko, Romania, Slovakia, Slovénia, Spanyol, Swiss miwah Ukraina ² This is the extension of the site that has been inscribed in North Macedonia since 1979. The area around the town of Pogradec at the shores of Lake Ohrid was inhabited by the Illyrians in the 5th century BC, followed by the Romans and the Slavs. Traces of the Roman road Via Egnatia are evidence of an important passage route in the region. The ruins of the paleo-christian church of Lin together with its floor mosaics reveal the presence of Christianity. The historical centre of Pogradec represents an example of 19th to 20th century Albanian vernacular architecture.