Galovany
Galovany (1920-1948 " Galoväny "; Hungarian Gálfalu ) is a town in central Slovakia west of Liptovsky Mikulas, with 272 inhabitants (as at 31 December 2011).
It was first mentioned in 1600; to the site since 1971 include also:
- The place Dechtáre which arose after 1863 by the merger of two independent places Horne Dechtáre ( German upper - Bettendorf ) and Nižné Dechtáre ( German sub - Bettendorf )
- And the place Paludza ( during 1882-1948, however Galovany was incorporated in Paludza ).
Dechtáre was cleared for the construction of the dam Liptauer ( 1970-75 ), today still remembers the name of a motorway service station to the place.
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