Kraskovo, Slovakia

Kraskovo ( until 1927 slovak also " Kraskov "; Hungarian Karaszkó - to 1902 Kraszkó ) is a small municipality in the southern central Slovakia north of Rimavská Sobota.

It is located in the mountains of the Slovak Ore Mountains, and in 1334 was mentioned for the first time in writing as Karazkou.

Until 1918 the village was in the county Gemer and small Hont the Kingdom of Hungary and then came to the newly formed Czechoslovakia.

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