Cinobaňa

Cinobaňa ( until 1927 slovak " Cinobáňa " or " Synobáňa "; Hungarian Szinóbánya ) is a town in central Slovakia.

Location

It is located in the Stolické Hills on Cinobaňa -Bach ( Cinobanský Potok ), 12 km from Poltár and 16 km from Lučenec.

History

The village was first mentioned in 1279 as a villa Suine.

To the municipality next to the main village belongs also the place Turičky (1971 incorporated ) and the municipality of parts Hrnčiarky, Katarínska Huta, Masa and Žihľava.

The community part Turičky is one of the possible birthplaces of the Slovak mathematician and cartographer Samuel Mikoviny (* 1686).

Culture

Breznicka | Cinobaňa | České Brezovo | Ďubákovo | Hradište | Hrnčiarska Ves | Hrnčiarske Zalužany | Kalinovo | Kokava nad Rimavicou | Krná | Málinec | Mládzovo | Ozdín | Poltár | Rovňany | Selce | Susany | Šoltýska | uhorské | Utekáč | Velka Ves | Zlatno

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  • Kraj municipality in Banskobystrický
  • Location in Slovakia
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