Hronovce

Hronovce is a municipality in the southern central Slovakia.

It was created on 1 July 1968 by the merger of places Čajakovo ( German Lecker ), Domaša and Vozokany nad Hronom. The town is located south of the city Želiezovce at the mouth of the creek Malianka in the Gran From Slovak name for the Hron River Gran, the place name is derived.

Of the inhabitants belong to the 48% Hungarian-speaking population in Slovakia to 45% to the Slovakian language group and about 6% of the Roma.

A historical monument in the city is the Roman Catholic Church from 1220.

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• Hronovce
• Municipality in Nitriansky kraj
• Location in Slovakia