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Hungarian Highlands also
known as Südwestliches ungarisches
Mittelgebirge (Southwest Hungarian
low mountain range) is in present-day
Hungary and includes Veszprém
County. Borders north to the
Danube river, east at the turn of
the Danube river near Budapest,
south at Lake Balaton and west at
the Raab (Raba) river.
Settlement centers were Buchenwald (Bakony
Mts.),
Schildgebirge, Ofner Bergland with
Budapest. Map showing
the Bakony Mountains within the Hungarian Middle
Mountains.
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Indexed by primary
German variant, Hungarian and then Other known:
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B C D
E
F
G H I
J
K L N
O P R
S T
U
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Z
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Last
Updated:
January 30, 2009
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Acsteszer, Hungary
(Official)
Teisel
Tesier
Zierndorf
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Adasztevel |
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Adorianhaza |
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Ajka |
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Ajkarendek |
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Aka |
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Alsogorzsony |
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Alsopahok |
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Atschau
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Badacsonytordemic |
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Bakonybel |
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Bakonygyirot |
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Bakonyjako
Bjako
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Bakonykoppany |
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Bakonynana |
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Bakonypeterd |
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Bakonyszentkiraly |
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Bakonyszentlaszlo |
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Bakonyszombathely |
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Bakonytamasi |
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Bakonyyoszlop |
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Balatoncsicso |
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Balatonfokajar |
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Balatonkenese |
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Balatonkisszolos |
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Balinka
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Band |
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Barnag |
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Barsonyos |
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Bazsi |
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Beb |
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Becse |
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Berend |
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Berhida |
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Borzavar |
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Budaörs
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Budaors,
Hungary (Official)
Budaöers
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Budaoers
Buda Eors
Wudersch (German)
A town in Pest county, Budapest metropolitan area,
Hungary. The town has a large German-speaking minority
who call it Wudersch.
The town lies among the Buda & Csiki hills & the
Tétény plateau in the Budaörs-basin.
Memorial to the
Expulsion of the Germans in Budaörs
From: Donautal-Magazin Jg. 30, Nr.
140 dated 1. August 2006, pp. 8-9.
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Csajag |
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Csernye |
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Csesznek |
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Cseteny |
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Csot |
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Dabrony |
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Daka |
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Derecske |
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Devecser,
Hungary (Official)
-
Veszprém
County
-
In
the Middle Ages
there were five
villages in the area
of today's Devecser:
Devecser,
Kisdevecser, Szék,
Meggyes and Patony.
These villages
expanded in the 12th
& 13th century.
There is an
Esterházy castle in
the town. Devecser
is now famous for
being a flea market
town. Its
inhabitants sell
various goods in
their yards obtained
from junk-clearances
in Austria, Germany
& The Netherlands.
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Dorgicse |
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Dudar |
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Edeck
Etyek |
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Enying |
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Eocs |
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Felsogorzsony |
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Fenvoro |
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Fokszabadi |
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Ganna |
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Gánt / Gant, Hungary (Official)
Kanta
- Fejer/Moor County
- Buchenwald
- Located in the territory of Vértes Nature
Park, about 24 km from Székesfehérvár
- Swabian ball in January, the Maypole
festival at Whitsun in May, the Village day in September
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Gergelyi |
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Groszkowatsch
Nagykovacsi |
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Groszturwall
Toeroekbalint |
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Gyirot |
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Ratoot
Rátot /
Ratot
Rathold (German)
Rátóth /
Ratoth (Other)
Gyulafirátót /
Gyulafiratot,
Hungary (Official)
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Gyulafiratot |
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Gyulakeszi |
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Hajmasker |
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Halimba |
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Hanta |
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Harschad
Haschad
Lindenbrunn
Weissbuchenbrunn
Bakonyszucs
Harskut
Harsagy
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Hercegfalva
Mezöfalva
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Hidegkut |
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Homokbodoge |
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Ihaszi |
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Iszkaz |
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Isztimér
/ Isztimer, Hungary (Official)
Ißzimmer / Isszimmer
Stimmersdorf (German)
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Jako |
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Jasd |
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Jena bei Ofen
Budajenoe |
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Johannistal
Budakeszi
Wudigesz |
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Kadarta |
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Kaltenbrunn
bei Ofen
Pesthidegkugkut
Hidigut
- Today district of
Budapest
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Kemenesszentpeter |
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Kenese |
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Kerta |
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Keszthely
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Kettornyulak |
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Kisganna |
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Kishidegkut |
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Kiskovacsi |
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Kislod |
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Kisszollos |
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Kleinturwall
Biatorbagy |
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Kolontar |
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Koveskal |
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Kulsovat |
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Kup |
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Lajoskomarom |
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Lazi |
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Lepseny |
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Liter |
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Lokut |
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Lovaszpatona |
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Magyarbarnag |
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Magyarpolany |
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Malomsok |
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Marcalgergelyi |
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Marcalto |
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Marko |
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Mencshely |
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Mezokomarom |
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Mezolak |
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Mezoszentgyorgy |
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Mihalyhaza |
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Nagyacsád
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Nagyacsad,
Hungary (Official)
Acsád
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Acsad
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Nagyalasony |
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Nagyesztergar |
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Nagyganna |
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Nagyhidegkut |
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Nagypirit |
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Nagyszollos |
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Nagytevel |
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Nagyvazsony |
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Nemesgorzsony |
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Nemesvamos |
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Nemetbarnag |
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Noszlop |
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Nyarad |
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Nyavalad |
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Ocs |
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Olaszfalu |
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Osi |
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Osku |
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Bakonyoszlop, Hungary (Official)
Oßlipp /
Osslipp
Oßlopp /
Osslopp
Oszlop
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Padrag |
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Padragkut |
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Papa |
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Papadereske |
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Papakovacsi |
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Promontor
Budafok
-
Today district of
Budapest
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Papasalamon |
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Papateszer |
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Papkeszi |
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Pecsely |
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Petard |
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Porva |
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Ratoot
Rátot /
Ratot
Rathold (German)
Rátóth /
Ratoth (Other)
Gyulafirátót /
Gyulafiratot,
Hungary (Official)
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Romand |
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Salamon |
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Sanktiwan
Pilisszentivan |
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Schambek
Zsambek |
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Schaumar
Solymar |
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Scogle |
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Sikator |
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Siofok |
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Siomaros |
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Soly |
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Somloszollos |
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Somlovasarhely |
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Sumegcsehi |
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Szapar |
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Szentbakkalla |
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Szentgal |
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Szentkiralyszabadia |
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Szilasbalhas |
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Szilasbalhas |
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Szpar |
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Szucs |
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Takacsi |
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Tapolcafo |
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Tes |
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Tósokberénd / Tosokberend
Tosok Berend
-
Veszprém
County
- Village Coordinator:
Frank
Czeiner
- Village Web
Page:
Coming
soon
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Totvazsony |
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Tschowanka
Csobanka |
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Tuskevar |
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Uerben
Ueroem
Irm |
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Ugod |
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Urkut |
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Vamos
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Vanyola |
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Varoslod |
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Varpalota |
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Varpalota |
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Varsany |
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Varvolgy |
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Vaszar |
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Vérteskozma / Verteskozma,
Hungary (Official)
Kozma
Cusma
Kis-Kozma
Kozma-Verteskozma
- Fejer County
- NW of Székesfehervar
- Schildgebirge Area
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Vértessomló / Vertessomlo,
, Hungary (Official)
Schemling (German)
- Located in Schildgebirge, NW of Budapest
- Komárom County
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Veszprem
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Veszpremvarsany
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Vigantpetend |
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Vilonya |
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Vorosbereny |
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Vorosto |
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Weindorf
Pilisborosjenoe |
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Werischwar
Rothenburg
Pilisvorosvar |
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Zalaerdod |
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Zalagalsa |
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Zalagyomoro |
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Zalahalap |
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Zalaszegyar |
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Reference
List:
Village data submitted to DVHH.org by
Researchers and
Volunteers.
Auslander, Jordan "Genealogical
Gazetteer of the Kingdom of Hungary." Published by Avotaynu, 2005.
Regenyi, Isabella & Scherer, Anton "Donauschwabisches
Ortsnamenbuch."
(name and location of towns). Published
by the AkdFF, Darmstadt, Germany. 1987.
wikipedia.org
Village
List researched and compiled by Jody
McKim, 2008
For
corrections, additions and links to our
Hungarian Highlands Village List, provide all known name
variants to
Jody McKim.
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Last
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