Senec, Slovakia

Senec, Slovakia

Geobox | Settlement
name = Senec
category = Town



image_caption = Town centre of Senec


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country = Slovakia
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region = Bratislava
district = Senec
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elevation = 137
lat_d = 48
lat_m = 13
lat_s = 08
lat_NS = N
long_d = 17
long_m = 23
long_s = 59
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area = 38.714
area_round = 3
population = 15542
population_date = 2006-12-31
population_density = auto
established = 1252
established_type = First mentioned
mayor = Karol Kvál
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map_background = Slovakia - background map.png map_caption = Location in Slovakia
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map1_background = Bratislava Region - background map.png map1_caption = Location in the Bratislava Region
map1_locator = Bratislava Region
commons = Senec
statistics = [http://www.statistics.sk/mosmis/eng/prvav2.jsp?txtUroven410108&lstObec508217&Okruhzaklad MOŠ/MIS]
website = [http://www.senec.eu www.senec.eu]
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Senec ( _hu. Szenc) is a town in the Bratislava Region of south-western Slovakia. It is a well known summer tourism and recreation center. The town is attractive not only because of the proximity of Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, but also because of the healthy environment and Slnečné jazerá ("Sunny Lakes").

History

The town was first mentioned in 1252. It has town privileges since the end of the 15th century. The actual name Senec, used since the first half of the 20th century, is derived from the historic names "Zemch" and "Szempc". A German historic name was "Wartberg". Senec is a capital of a district since 1996 (as it had been between 1949 and 1960).

The historic Church of Saint Nicholaus is located in the southwestern part of the town.

Geography

Senec is situated in Podunajská nížina, on the boundary line of Podunajská rovina and Podunajská pahorkatina. The town is 27 km far from the Austrian boundary (frontier crossing at Kittsee), and 28 km far from the border with Hungary (frontier crossing at Rajka). Vienna (90 km), Budapest (230 km) and Prague (350 km) are the nearest European capitals.http://www.senec.sk/index.php?id=106&lang=1 (Slovak)]

The town is located 25 kilometres north-east from Bratislava, 126 m above sea level. It has good access to the motorway D1 from Bratislava to Žilina, and is situated on the significant 4th Corridor of Trans-European Transport Network - Railway route Prague - Bratislava - Balkans/Orient.

The town consists of four boroughs (Senec, Svätý Martin, Červený majer and Horný dvor).

Demographics

In 2001 14,673 permanent residents lived in Senec and the population density was 379/km². Accordingly, Senec ranks at the 55th place among 138 Slovak cities and towns. Following the age, 67.5% inhabitants are in the productive age (men 15-59 years old, women 15-54 years old). 75% occupants acknowledged Slovak nationality and 22% Hungarian nationality. The Roman Catholic Church dominates with 71.7% within the religious structure. The Protestant Church with 8.45% is the second largest Church. The residents without faith represent 12.89%. In education, technical and secondary schools without the General Certificate of Education dominate with 27.91%. In 2001 graduates represented 11.17% share of Senec residents.

ister cities

* Mosonmagyaróvár, Hungary
* Parndorf, Austria
* Senj, Croatia

ee also

* FC Senec

References

External links

*City official municipal website - [http://www.senec.eu new] , [http://www.senec.sk old]


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