Has
Has Municipality is located in the northern part of Albania, and it is bordered by Tropoja, Kosova, FushëArrëz and Kukës municipalities to the north. Kruma town is the seat of this municipality. The municipality encompasses 4 administrative units (Golaj, Kruma, Fajza and Gjinaj) and 29 villages. Kruma town, which is the seat of this municipality, was declared a town in 1994. The municipality is part of Kukës region. Hasi received a slight development following the construction of the highway A1 (National Road). Has is situated on the pathway of mountain tourism of Teth-Valbona-Kukës and rural or mountain tourism might be a good economic perspective for the development of the area. Has municipality extends over a surface area of 399.62 km2 and its population density based on the Civil Registration Office is 53.16 inhabitants/km2, whereas based on the Census 2011 is 42.01 inhabitants/km2 . The economy in this municipality depends on the income from emigration and agriculture, though there are considerable mineral resources. Exploitation of the underground richness of the region set on in the ‘30s by the Italians. Until the mid-1990, mines and copper enrichment factory operated in Golaj, 6 kilometres of Kruma town, as well as smaller mines, where 3000 workers were employed. According to both experts and inhabitants of the zone, the underground is still unexploited. The following areas are rich in copper mineral: Nikoliq Golaj, Krumë and Zahrishtin Hasi district. Has is a border area and a good many of the inhabitants regularly cross the border for employment or education at Gjakova region in Kosovo, where the historical cultural and economic links of the region are found. The relief of the area extends from 300 meters above sea level to the high mountains of Gajrepi, Pashtriku and Kunora Peak, which are located 1400-1900 meters above sea level. Has is situated on the pathway of mountain tourism of Teth-Valbona-Kukës and rural or mountain tourism might be a good economic perspective for the development of the area. Has is known as an ethnographic region of great crafts tradition in wool products designed with elegance, and for craftsmen and bakers. The agricultural land available for cultivation by the inhabitants of the area was restricted significantly due to the construction of Fierza hydro power plant which flooded some valleys and villages .