Spišská Nová Ves District

The Okres Ves ( German district Zipser Neudorf ) is an administrative unit in eastern Slovakia with 95 144 inhabitants ( 2004) and an area of 587 km ².

Historically, the district is located for the most part in the former county Zips, a small part of which includes the towns Mlynky and Hnilec part of the former county Gemer and small Hont (see also List of historic counties of Hungary ).

Cities

• Krompachy ( Krompach )
• Ves ( Zipser Neudorf )
• Spišské Vlachy ( Walldorf)

Communities

• Arnutovce ( Emaus )
• Betlanovce ( Bethel Village )
• Bystrany ( Eulenbach )
• Danišovce (dens village)
• Harichovce (palm village)
• Hincovce ( Hinsdorf )
• Hnilčík ( Eisenbach )
• Hnilec ( Hniletz )
• Hrabušice ( Kabsdorf )
• CHRAST nad Hornádom ( Hrost )
• Iliasovce ( Sperndorf )

• Jamník ( Jemnig )
• Kalava ( Charles Village )
• Kolinovce ( Kohldorf )
• Letanovce ( Latvians village)
• Lieskovany ( Haselsdorf )
• Markušovce (Mark village)
• Matejovce nad Hornádom ( Matzdorf )
• Mlynky
• Odorín ( maid )
• Olcnava ( Alzenau )
• Oľšavka ( Olschanka )

• Porac ( Rotenberg )
• Rudňany ( Kotter Bach)
• Slatvina ( Salzbrunn )
• Slovinky ( yards )
• Smižany ( Schmögen )
• Spišské Tomášovce ( Tom's village)
• Spišský Hrušov ( Birndorf )
• Teplička ( Teplitzchen )
• Vitkovce ( Witkensdorf )
• Vojkovce ( Woikensdorf )
• Žehra ( Schigra )

For the Okres Ves and Gelnica the area office ( Obvodny úrad ) is responsible in Ves. It has a branch in Krompachy.

Culture

In the article and historic monuments in Okres Ves can be found on the Slovak protected by the Heritage Office objects in Okres.