Nitra District

The Okres Nitra is an administrative area in the west of Slovakia with an area of 871 km ² and 163 764 inhabitants (2004, 2001, there were 163 540, of which 149 060 ( = 91.1 %), Slovak and 10,956 ( = 6.7%) of Hungarian origin ).

Historically, the district is located for the most part in the former county Neutra ( west), a smaller part in the east to the place Vráble part of the former county bars (see also List of historic counties of Hungary ).

Cities

• Nitra ( Neutra )
• Vráble

Communities

• Alekšince ( Alaxinetz )
• Báb
• Babindol
• Bádice
• Branč
• Cabaj - Čápor
• Cab
• Čakajovce
• Čechynce
• Čeľadice
• Čifáre ( Fäsch )
• Dolné Lefantovce (sub elephant)
• Dolné Obdokovce
• Golianovo
• Horne Lefantovce (Upper Elephant)
• Hosťová
• Hruboňovo
• Ivanka pri Nitre ( Ivanka )
• Jarok
• Jelenec

• Jelšovce
• Kapince ( Kapintz )
• Klasov
• Kolíňany
• Lehota
• Lúčnica nad Žitavou
• Lukáčovce
• Lužianky
• Ľudovítová
• Malé Chyndice
• Malé Zálužie
• Maly Cetín ( Kleinzitin )
• Maly Lapas
• Melek
• Mojmírovce
• Nitrianske Hrnčiarovce
• Nová Ves nad Žitavou ( Neudorf )
• Nové Sady
• Paňa
• Podhorany

• Pohranice ( Pogranitz )
• Poľný Kesov
• Rišňovce ( Ritschen )
• Rumanová
• Svätoplukovo
• Štefanovičová
• Štitáre
• Šurianky
• Tajná
• Telince
• Velka Dolina
• Veľké Chyndice
• Veľké Zálužie
• Velky Cetín ( Großzitin )
• Velky Lapas
• Vinodol ( Sillesch )
• Výčapy - Opatovce
• Zbehy
• Žirany
• Žitavce

The district office is in Nitra, a branch in Vráble.

Culture

In the article and historic monuments in Okres Nitra can be found on the protected monument by the Slovak Office objects in Okres.