Csongrád County

Csongrád [ ʧonɡra ː d] is a county (administrative district ) in southern Hungary. It is bordered by Serbia (Vojvodina ) and Romania as well as the counties Bács -Kiskun, Jasz -Nagykun -Szolnok and Békés. It has an area of ​​4263 km ² and (2001) 418 574 inhabitants. The county seat is Szeged, other major cities are Csongrád Szentes Hódmezővásárhely and Mako.

  • 2.1 Museums

Geography

The area is part of the Great Hungarian Plain, and is traversed by the Tisza River, which flows into the Maros. West of the Theiss there are numerous swamps.

A small area of 217 km ² (south of the Maros and east of the Tisza ) belonged to the historical region of Banat

Administrative subdivision in small areas

  • Small area Csongrád
  • Small area Hódmezővásárhely
  • Small area Kistelek
  • Small area Mako
  • Small area Mórahalom
  • Small area Szeged
  • Small area Szentes

Major cities and towns

History and Culture

Museums

The State Museums Directorate Csongrád County is the recipient of 4 Komitatsmuseen. County seat is the city of Szeged.

  • Ásotthalom, Forestry Museum
  • Csongrád, László Tari Museum *
  • Csongrád, City Museum ( Muzeum Városi )
  • Hódmezővásárhely, museum ( Muzeum Helytörténeti )
  • Hódmezővásárhely, Holocaust Museum
  • Hódmezővásárhely, basement museum
  • Mako, József Attila Museum *
  • Szeged, Ferenc Mora Museum *
  • Szeged, Castle Museum * ( Vármúzeum )
  • Szeged, Kass Gallery
  • Szeged, the Diocesan Museum Szeged - Csanád
  • Szeged Paprika Museum
  • Szentes, József Koszta Museum *
  • Szentes, Municipal Gallery
  • Szegvár, Village Museum ( Falumúzeum )

* Komitatsmuseum

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