Gemerské Teplice
Gemerské Teplice is a town in Slovakia. It was created in 1964 by the merger of the municipalities Gemerský Milhosť (Hungarian Migleszpataka ) and Jelšavská Teplica ( Teplitz German, Hungarian Jolsvatapolca ).
Until 1918 included the predecessor communities of the Kingdom of Hungary and then came to the newly formed Czechoslovakia. By the First Vienna Award they came from 1938 to 1945 for a short time again to Hungary.
In the hamlet of Jelšavská Teplica 1813 Slovak poet and writer Samo Tomášik was born.
Držkovce | Gemer | Gemerská Ves | Gemerské Teplice | Gemerský Sad | Hrlica | Hučín | Chvalová | Chyžné | Jelšava | Kameňany | Leváre | Levkuška | Licince | Lubenik | Magnezitovce | Mokrá Lúka | Muráň | Muránska Dlhá Lúka | Muránska Huta | Muránska Lehota | Muránska Zdychava | Nandraž | Otročok | Ploske | Polina | Prihradzany | Rákoš | Rašice | Ratková | Ratkovské Bystré | Revúca | Revúcka Lehota | Rybnik | Sása | Sirk | Skerešovo | Šivetice | Tornaľa | Turčok | Višňové | Žiar
- Gemerské Teplice
- Kraj municipality in Banskobystrický
- Location in Slovakia