Golianovo
Golianovo (Slovak 1927-1948 " Lapašské Ďarmoty " - to 1927 " Lapas Ďarmoty "; Hungarian Lapásgyarmat ) is a municipality in western Slovakia with 1422 inhabitants ( 31 December 2011), which belongs to Okres Nitra, a part of the Nitriansky kraj.
Geography
The municipality is located in Danube hilly country, specifically its lower part Žitavská pahorkatina. The almost 11 km ² municipal area is slightly hilly. The center is located at an altitude of 149 m nm and is located 10 kilometers southeast of Nitra.
History
The town was first mentioned in 1156 as Gurmot writing. 1784 are 74 houses and 486 inhabitants recorded who had been employed in addition to agriculture in linen weaving and viticulture.
In 1948, the site of national political reasons, it was renamed in honor of the Slovak brigades Generals Ján Golian in Golianovo.
Population
Results of the census 2001 (1.138 inhabitants):
After Ethnicity:
- 98.15 % Slovaks
- 0.95% Magyars
- 0.53% Czechs
- 0.09% Ukrainians
After Confession:
- 94.02 % Roman Catholic
- 1.92% no religious affiliation
- 1.67% Evangelical
- 1.23 % no answer
Structures
- Roman Catholic Church from 1937
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- Municipality in Nitriansky kraj
- Location in Slovakia