Katlanovo (, ) is a village in the Petrovec Municipality, North Macedonia. It is located in the southern part of the Skopje Valley. In 2021, the village had a population of 839.
History Vasil Kanchov's 1900 survey recorded 70 Christian Bulgarians and 20 Turks. Later, in 1905, Secretary of the Bulgarian Exarchate, Dimitar Mishev (writing as "Brancoff"), documented 80 Exarchist Bulgarians.
According to a list published by the Ministry of Interior of Bulgaria in 1917, the village was part of the then-Katlanovo Municipality and had a population of 140.
Geography This medium-sized village with an area of 15.6 square kilometers is situated in the southern part of the Skopje Valley near the valley of the river Pčinja, 27 kilometers away from Skopje. It is also located near the road Skopje-Veles-Gevgelija. It is a planar village with an elevation of 240 meters.
Demographics
Ethnic groups The historical ethnic makeup of this village is as follows:In 1948, the population was 623, with no recorded ethnic composition. EthnicityYear19531961197119811991199420022021Macedonians471507434428449433418443Albanians95174105198217230275183Turks48681081402Roma49—327068656320Aromanians0——0000—Serbs29271815814517Bosniaks——————02Others24610890391086Total650762765811789766769839There are 166 "persons for whom the data has been obtained from administrative sources".
Sex distribution The historical population of both sexes in this village is as follows: SexYear19481953196119711981199119942002Male316337400404425420396392Female307313362361386369370377
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