Klenová (Snina District)

Klenová (Hungarian Kelen - to 1902 and from 1939 to 1945 Klenova ) is a municipality in eastern Slovakia.

The town was first mentioned in writing in 1548 as Klenau and is located in the middle reaches of the river valley of the Ublianka.

From 1939 to 1945, the city was annexed by Hungary.

Culture

Bela nad Cirochou | Brezovec | Čukalovce | Dlhé nad Cirochou | Dúbrava | Hostovice | Hrabová Roztoka | Jalova | Kalná Roztoka | Klenová | Kolbasov | Kolonica | Ladomirov | Michajlov | Nová Sedlica | Osadné | Parihuzovce | Pčoliné | Pichne | Príslop | Runina | Ruská Volova | Rusky Potok | Snina | Stakčín | Stakčínska Roztoka | Strihovce | Šmigovec | Topoľa | Ubľa | Ulič | Ulicske Krivé | Zboj | Zemplínske Hamre

  • Klenová (Slovakia )
  • Kraj municipality in Prešov
  • Location in Slovakia
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