Hajdú Bihar
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 Hajdú Bihar
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| Komitatssitz: | Debrecen |
| surface: | 6,211 km ² |
| inhabitants: | 544.582 conditions: 2001 |
Hajdú Bihar [ˈhɒjduːˈbihɒr] is a Komitat (administrative district) in east Hungary. It borders in the east on Romania as well as on the Komitate Békés, Jász Nagykun Szolnok, Borsod Abaúj Zemplén and Szabolcs Szatmár Bereg.It has a surface of 6.211 km ² and (2001) 544,582 inhabitants. The Komitatssitz is Debrecen.
The area is flat and has portion of the large Hungarian lowlandses. In the west the Komitat reaches the Theiss.
Hajdú is the traditional district that Heiducken, which were settled here around 1605 of Stephan Bocskai as border resistance against the Osmanen. It was combined after the contract by Trianon 1920 with the remainders of the Komitats Bihar, whose largest part belongs since at that time to Romania and forms the district Bihor there.
further ones administrative partitioning into small areas (kistérségek)
- small area Balmazújváros
- small area Berettyóújfalu
- small area Debrecen
- small area Derecske Létavértes
- small area Hajdúböszörmény
- small area Hajdúhadház
- small area Hajdúszoboszló
- small area Polgár
- small area Püspökladány
of cities and numbers of inhabitants
the data are based on the census of 2001.
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Bács Kiskun | Baranya | Békés | Borsod Abaúj Zemplén | Budapest | Csongrád | Fejér | Győr Moson Sopron | Hajdú Bihar | Heves | Jász Nagykun Szolnok | Komárom Esztergom | Nógrád | Plague | Somogy | Szabolcs Szatmár Bereg | Tolna | Vas | Veszprém | Zala
Abaúj Torna (Abaujwar Tornau) | Alsó Fehér (Unterweissenburg) | Arad | Árva (Arwa) | Bács Bodrog (Batsch Bodrog) | Baranya (Braunau) | Bars (Barsch) | Békés (Bekesch) | Bereg (mountain) | Beszterce Naszód (Bistritz Nösen) | Bihar | Borsod (Borschod) | Brassó (crowning city) | Csanád (Tschanad) | Csík (Tschick) | Csongrád (Tschongrad) | Esztergom (Gran) | Fejér (white castle) | Fogaras (Fogarasch) | Gömör és gravel-hone(Gemer and smallhone) | Győr (Raab) | Hajdú (shark-duck) | Háromszék | Heves (Hewesch) | Hone | Hunyad | Jász Nagykun Szolnok (Jass Grosskumanien Sollnock) | Gravel Küküllő (Kleinkokel) | Kolozs (Klausen) | Komárom] (Komorn) | Krassó Szörény (Karasch Severin) | Liptó (Liptau) | Máramaros (Maramuresch) | Maros Torda (Mieresch Thorenburg) | Moson (weasel castle) | Nagy Küküllő (Grosskokel) | Nógrád (Neograd/Neuburg) | Nyitra (Neutra) | Plague Pilis Solt Kiskun (plague Pilisch Scholt Kleinkumanien) | Pozsony (press castle) | Sáros (Scharosch) | Somogy (Schomodj) | Sopron (desert castle) | Szabolcs (Saboltsch) | Szatmár (Sathmar) | Szeben (Hermannstadt) | Szepes (Zips) | Szilágy (Waldland) | Szolnok Doboka (Sollnock Dobeschdorf) | Temes (Temesch) | Tolna (Tolnau) | Torda Aranyos (Thorenburg Goldfluss) | Torontál | Trencsén (Trentschin) | Turóc (Turz) | Udvarhely (Odorhellen) | Ugocsa (Ugotsch) | Ung | Vas (iron castle) | Veszprém (Wesprim) | Zala | Zemplén (Semplin) | Zólyom (resole)
Croatia Slawonien
Belovár Kőrös (Bell outer cross, Bjelovar Križevci) |
Fiume város (Fiume city, degree of Rijeka) |
Lika Krbava (Lika Korbaw, Lika Krbava) |
Modrus Fiume (Modrusch Fiume, Modruš Rijeka) |
Pozsega (Poschegg, Požega) |
Szerém (Syrmien, Srijem) |
Varasd (Warasdin, Varaždin) |
Verőce (Wirowititz, Virovitica) |
Zágráb (Agram, Zagreb)
