Veles (vĕl'ĕs), town (1994 pop. 56,751), in Macedonia, on the Vardar River. It is a road and rail junction and the market center for a fruit- and vegetable-producing region. An ancient town, Veles has Roman and medieval ruins. Under Communist Yugoslav rule it was known as Titov Veles.
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Veles refers to:
- Veles (god), Slavic deity
- Veles (city), a city in the Republic of Macedonia
- Veles municipality, a municipality in the Republic of Macedonia
- Veles (band), a Polish black metal band which was formed in 1992
- Veles (village) a village in Serbia, near Guca (brass festival)
- Veles (light infantry) singular of Velites, a class of skirmishers in the Roman Republic
See also
- Volos, a city in Greece
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