Bulgaria–North Macedonia border
Border between Bulgaria and North Macedonia
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The Bulgaria–North Macedonia border separates Bulgaria and the Republic of North Macedonia in Southeast Europe. It has a length of 156 km (97 mi).[1] It was marked with the Treaty of Bucharest on 10 August 1913. The border starts in the North from the tripoint with Serbia. It then continues southward generally following the watershed between the Struma and Vardar rivers up to the tripoint with Greece on the Tumba Peak.
Border crossings
There are currently three functioning border crossings between the two countries, with the opening of a fourth planned. The following is a table of the crossing points, listed from North to South:
 Bulgarian checkpoint | Province |  North Macedonian checkpoint | Municipality | Route in Bulgaria | Route in North Macedonia | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gyueshevo | Kyustendil | Deve Bair | Kriva Palanka |  |
 |
Open[2] |
| Logodazh | Blagoevgrad | Delčevo | Delčevo | N-106 |  |
Open[3] |
| Strumyani | Blagoevgrad | Klepalo | Berovo | local road | local road | CLOSED[4] |
| Zlatarevo | Blagoevgrad | Novo Selo | Novo Selo | N-198 |  |
Open[3] |