Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County

Szabolcs -Szatmár -Bereg [ sɒbolʧ sɒtma ː r bɛrɛɡ ] is a county (administrative district ) in northeastern Hungary. It is bordered by Romania and Ukraine as well as the counties of Hajdú -Bihar and Borsod -Abaúj -Zemplén. It has an area of ​​5936 km ² and (2001) 586 158 inhabitants. The county seat is Nyíregyháza.

• 2.1 Museums

Geography

The area is flat and has a share in the Hungarian Great Plain ( Puszta ). It is drained by the river Tisza, which makes a sharp turn from north-west to the south of the county.

Administrative subdivision in small areas

• Small area Baktalórántháza
• Small area Csenger
• Small area Fehérgyarmat
• Small area Ibrány - Nagyhalász
• Small area Kisvárda
• Small area Mátészalka
• Small area Nagykálló
• Small area Nyírbátor
• Small area Nyíregyháza
• Small area Tiszavasvári
• Small area Vásárosnamény

Major cities and towns

History and Culture

The county was created from the union of Szabolcs with the remains of the counties Szatmár ( the main part in Satu Mare in Romania is ) and Bereg (whose former capital Beregszász (now Berehove ) located in Ukraine and the area around Mukachevo in the Oblast Transcarpathia forms ).

Museums

The State Directorate of Museums of Szabolcs -Szatmár -Bereg is the recipient of 12 Komitatsmuseen. County seat is the city of Nyíregyháza.

• Bátorliget, Ősláp Museum
• Beregdaróc, Landesmuseum
• Csenger, City Museum ( Muzeum Városi )
• Csenger, museum ( Muzeum Helytörténeti )
• Dombrád, Railway Museum
• Fülesd, Village Museum ( Falumúzeum )
• Hetefejércse, Village Museum ( Falumúzeum )

• Kisvárda, Rétközi Museum *
• Mátészalka Szatmari Museum *
• Nyírbátor, István Báthori Museum *
• Nyíregyháza, András Jósa Museum *
• Nyíregyháza, Fire Museum
• Nyíregyháza, open air museum *
• Nyírkáta, museum ( Muzeum Helytörténeti )

• Szakoly, museum ( Muzeum Helytörténeti )
• Tarpa, museum
• Tiszadada, museum
• Tiszavasvári, Pál Vasvári Museum *
• Vaja, Ádám Vay Museum *
• Vásárosnamény Bereg Museum *

* Komitatsmuseum