Prešov District
The Okres Prešov is an administrative unit in eastern Slovakia with 163 743 inhabitants ( 2004) and an area of 934 km ².
Historically, the district is located entirely within the former county Sáros (see also List of historic counties of Hungary ).
Cities
- Prešov (German Eperies, 1939-1945 also Presov )
- Velky Saris ( major loss Rosh )
Communities
- Abranovce
- Bajerov ( Bayersdorf )
- Bertotovce ( Bertholdsdorf )
- Brestov
- Bretejovce
- Brežany
- Bzenov
- Čelovce
- Červenica
- Demjata
- Drienov
- Drienovská Nová Ves
- Dulova Ves
- Fintice ( Finzitze )
- Fričovce ( Friedrichsdorf )
- Fulianka
- Geraltov ( Geralt )
- Gregorovce
- Haniska
- Hendrichovce ( Heinrichsdorf )
- Hermanovce
- Hrabkov
- Chmeľov
- Chmeľovec
- Chmiňany
- Chminianska Nová Ves ( Neudorf )
- Chminianske Jakubovany ( Jakobsdorf )
- Janov
- Janovík
- Kapušany
- Kendice
- Klenov ( Klemberg )
- Kojatice
- Kokošovce ( Kobersdorf )
- Križovany ( Cross Village )
- Kvačany
- Lada
- Lažany
- Lemešany
- Lesíček
- Ličartovce
- Lipníky
- Lipovce ( Lipholz )
- Lucina
- Ľubotice
- Ľubovec
- Maly Slivník
- Maly Saris (small damage Rosh )
- Medzany
- Miklušovce
- Mirkovce
- Mošurov
- Nemcovce
- Okružná
- Ondrašovce
- Ovčie
- Petrovany ( Petersdorf )
- Podhorany ( Hassgut )
- Podhradík
- Proč
- Pušovce
- Radatice
- Rokycany
- Ruská Nová Ves
- Sedlice
- Seniakovce
- Sucha Dolina
- Svinia
- Šarišská Poruba
- Šarišská Trstená
- Šarišské Bohdanovce
- Sindliar ( Senglerdorf )
- Široké
- Stefanovce ( Stephen Dorf)
- Teriakovce
- Terňa
- Trnkov
- Tuhrina
- Tulčík
- Varhaňovce
- Velky Slivník
- Víťaz
- Vyšná Šebastová
- Záborské
- Záhradné
- Zlata Bana
- Zehna
- Žipov
- Župčany
The district office is in Prešov.
Culture
In the article and historic monuments in Okres Prešov can be found on the Slovak protected by the Heritage Office objects in Okres.