Nitrianske Rudno

Nitrianske Rudno (up to 1924 Slovak " Rudno "; Hungarian Divékrudnó - to 1907 Nyitrarudnó - older even rudno ) is a municipality in Slovakia.

The village was mentioned in 1275 for the first time in writing as Ruda. To her still include not only the capital of the place Priehrada and unofficially the place Kršťanova Ves ( German Krstandorf, older even Christinendorf ), which was incorporated in 1924.

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  • Nitrianske Rudno
  • Kraj municipality in Trenčín
  • Location in Slovakia
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