Kalinkovo

Kalinkovo ​​( until 1948 slovak " Szemet "; Semethdorf German, Hungarian Szemet ) is a municipality in Okres Senec in Slovakia. The place is about 17 kms south-southeast of Bratislava, close to the Danube and has about 1000 inhabitants.

The village was first mentioned in 1288 as Scemet and was renamed in 1948 from national political reasons, in honor of the Slovak poet Joachim Kalinka in Kalinkovo ​​.

In the village live about 63% of Slovaks and 37% of Hungary.

Culture

• See also: List of the listed objects in Kalinkovo

Bernolákovo | Blatné | Boldog | Čataj | Dunajská Lužná | Hamuliakovo | Hrubá Borša | Hruby Šúr | Hurbanova Ves | Chorvátsky Grob | Igram | Ivanka pri Dunaji | Kalinkovo ​​| Kaplna | Kostolná pri Dunaji | Kráľová pri Senci | Malinovo | Miloslavov | Most pri Bratislave | Nová Dedinka | Novy Svet | Reca | Rovinka | Senec | Tomášov | Tureň | Velky Biel | Vlky | Zálesie

• Kalinkovo
• Kraj municipality in Bratislavskı
• Location in Slovakia