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Krastiltsi
Village
Krastiltsi Location in Bulgaria
Coordinates: 41°33′00″N 23°12′10″E / 41.55000°N 23.20278°E / 41.55000; 23.20278
Country	Bulgaria
Province	Blagoevgrad Province
Municipality	Sandanski
Time zone	UTC+2 (EET)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+3 (EEST)

Krastiltsi is a village in the municipality of Sandanski, in Blagoevgrad Province, Bulgaria.^[1]

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^ Guide Bulgaria, Accessed May 5, 2010

v t e Sandanski Municipality
Capital: Sandanski
Villages	Belevehchevo Belyovo Bozhdovo Chereshnitsa Damyanitsa Debrene Doleni Dzhigurovo Golem Tsalim Goleshovo Gorna Sushitsa Gorno Spanchevo Harsovo Hotovo Hrasna Kalimantsi Karlanovo Katuntsi Kashina Kovachevo Krastiltsi Ladarevo Laskarevo Lebnitsa Lehovo Levunovo Leshnitsa Lilyanovo Lozenitsa Lyubovishte Lyubovka Malki Tsalim Melnik (town) Novo Delchevo Novo Hodzhovo Petrovo Piperitsa Pirin Ploski Polenitsa Rozhen Sklave Spatovo Stozha Struma Sugarevo Valkovo Vinogradi Vihren Vranya Yanovo Zlatolist Zornitsa
Landmarks	Rozhen Monastery Melnik Earth Pyramids Church of St Nicholas, Melnik Melnik History Museum Kordopulov House Pirin National Park Popinolashki waterfall Sandanski Stadium
Culture	OFC Vihren Sandanski
Notable people	Emanuil Vaskidovich Aleksandar Tomov

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