Trebishte

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Trebishte may refer to:

Trebishte, Bulgaria, a village in the Smolyan Municipality of southern Bulgaria.
Trebište, a village in the Mavrovo and Rostuša Municipality of western Republic of Macedonia.
Trebishte, Albania, a village in the Bulqizë Municipality of eastern Albania

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