Cerovo, Slovakia

Cerovo ( until 1927 slovak also " Čerové "; Hungarian Cseri ) is a municipality in Okres Krupina in Slovakia and lies at an altitude of 468 meters above sea level in Banskobystrický Region of central Slovakia.

Main source of income of the village are agriculture and forestry. The Hungarian-Slovak border is approximately 30 kilometers south of Cerovo. The earliest written mention of Cerovo, then as Chery, dates back to 1275th

Above the town are the ruins of the castle Cerovo, the community itself is divided into the actual place Cerovo and the local situation Duchenec.

Bzovík | Cerovo | Čabradský Vrbovok | Čekovce | Devičie | Dolné Mladonice | Dolny Badín | Domaníky | Drazovce | Drienovo | Dudince | Hontianske Moravce | Hontianske Nemce | Hontianske Tesáre | Horne Mladonice | Horný Badín | Jalšovík | Kozi Vrbovok | Kráľovce - Krnišov | Krupina | Lackov | Ladzany | Lišov | Litava | Medovarce | Rykynčice | Sebechleby | Selce | Senohrad | Sudince | Súdovce | Terany | Trpín | Unatin | Zemiansky Vrbovok | Žibritov

• Cerovo
• Kraj municipality in Banskobystrický
• Location in Slovakia