Horné Srnie
Horne Srnie (Hungarian Felsőszernye - to 1902 Felsőszrnye or older also Trencsénszrnye ) is a municipality in Trenčín Region in western Slovakia.
The village lies on the coming of Moravia river Vlára, partly in the White Carpathians, 18 km north-east of Trenčín and 15 km south of Brumov - Bylnice (Czech Republic) away. In the White Carpathians are a few small settlements, one of which - Sidónia - heard as Sidonie to the Czech Republic since 1997.
The municipal area several finds were found from the La Tène period. The village was first mentioned in 1439 as a villa Zerny and was on a royal road to Hungary from Moravia, which was about the Wlarapass. Since the end of the 18th century, the church is an industrial town, first with a glass hut, then since the 19th century with a cement plant.
Adamovské Kochanovce | Bobot | Dolna Poruba | Dolna Sucă | Drietoma | Dubodiel | Horna Sucă | Horňany | Horne Srnie | Hrabovka | Chocholná - Velčice | Ivanovce | Kostolná - Záriečie | Krivosúd - Bodovka | Melčice - Lieskové | Mníchova Lehota | Motešice | Nemšová | Neporadza | Omšenie | Opatovce | Petrova Lehota | Selec | Skalka nad Váhom | Soblahov | Svinná | Štvrtok | Trenčianska Teplá | Trenčianska Turná | Trenčianské Jastrabie | Trenčianské Mitice | Trenčianské Stankovce | Trenčianske Teplice | Trenčín | VeLka Hradná | Veľké Bierovce | Zamarovce