Place:Bács-Bodrog, Hungary

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NameBács-Bodrog
TypeFormer County
Located inHungary     ( - 1920)
See alsoCzech Republic
Hungary
Serbia and Montenegro
Contained Places
General region
Bács
Inhabited place
Baja
Bácsalmás
Madaras
Mélykút
Unknown
Ada
Adorján
Alt Keer
Apatin
Bajmok
Bajsa
Baracska
Bereg
Bezdán
Bikity
Bogojeva
Borsód
Bresztovácz
Bukin
Bulkesz
Bácsföldvár
Bácsújfalu
Bátmonostor
Csantavér
Csataalja
Cservenka
Csonoplya
Csurog
Csávoly
Cséb
Dautova
Deronya
Doroszló
Felsőszentiván
Filipova
Gajdobra
Gara
Gyulafalva
Gákova
Hegyes
Horgos
Hódság
Jankovácz
Karavukova
Katymár
Kernyája
Kis-Szállás
Koluth
Krusevlya
Kucura
Kula
Kunbaja
Kupuszina
Ludas
Martonos
Mohol
Monostorszeg
Novoszello
Németmilitics
Németpalánka
Obrovác
Pacsér
Parabuty
Petrovoszello
Plavna
Prigleviczaszentiván
Rigyica
Rim
Rácz-Militics
Szabadka
Szenttamás
Szonta
Sztanisics
Szántova
Sándor
Tataháza
Temerin
Tiszakálmánfalva
Titel
Tompa
Topolya
Torzsa
Tovarisova
Ujpalánka
Vajszka
Vaskút
Veprovácz
Zenta
Zombor
Zsáblya
Óbecse
Ófutak
Ókanizsa
Ókér
Ómoravica
Ópalánka
Ószivác
Újfutak
Újverbász
Újvidék
source: Family History Library Catalog


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Bács-Bodrog County was an administrative county (comitatus) of the Kingdom of Hungary from 1802 to 1920. Most of its territory is currently part of Serbia, while a smaller part belongs to Hungary. The capital of the county was Zombor (present-day Sombor).

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