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Meden Rudnik (Bulgarian: Меден Рудник) is the youngest and the biggest neighbourhood of Burgas, which is the biggest city in South Eastern Bulgaria. Its population is about 45,000 people (2017). In 1975 the village Meden Rudnik was added to the territory of Burgas and the first apartment building was built in 1976. The old name of the neighbourhood was Kara Bair (Bulgarian: Кара Баир), which translated from Turkish in English means: Black Hill. Is called Meden Rudnik, because there was a copper mine near.

Meden Rudnik has five schools. They are: Professional School for Computer Programming and Innovation, "Elin Pelin" Primary School, "Petko Rosen" Secondary School, "Nayden Gerov" Secondary School, "Konstantin Petkanov" Secondary School.

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42°27′25″N 27°24′42″E / 42.45694°N 27.41167°E / 42.45694; 27.41167

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