Aromanians traditionally used to live in two villages of the Struga region, the now abandoned settlement of Gorna Belica alongside Albanians that spoke the Tosk Albanian dialect, and Dolna Belica, which has become repopulated mainly with Albanians. Aromanian speaking Muslims also existed in Dolna Belica, although they have assimilated into Albanian identity and language. Some Aromanians from Gorna Belica have resettled in the nearby village of Vevčani.
Aromanians previously inhabited two villages in the Struga region: the now-abandoned settlement of Gorna Belica, where they coexisted with Albanians speaking the Tosk dialect; and Dolna Belica, which has been repopulated mainly by Albanians. Aromanian-speaking Muslims were present in Dolna Belica but have integrated into Albanian identity and language. Some Aromanians from Gorna Belica have relocated to Vevčani.