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Městys

Městys (obsolete and unofficially městečko, lit. 'small town'), translated as 'market town', is a status conferred on certain municipalities in the Czech Republic, lying in terms of size and importance higher than that of simple obec (municipality) but lower than that of město (city, town).

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Historical development of městys in the Czech Republic

Městec KrálovéHeřmanův MěstecCoup d'état of February 1948Velvet RevolutionChamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic
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Market townObecCzech RepublicCityTown
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Historical development of městys in the Czech Republic

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Triples38
Avg. degree1.94
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related to Late 20th century revival · 15
Městys → After, Chamber, Czech Republic, Deputies, Establishment, January, July, March, May, Municipalities, Municipalities Act, On, Senate, The, Velvet Revolution
related to Early 20th century · 9
Městys → According, After, Communist, Czechoslovakia, February, Ministerial Council, Republice, Statistical, Statistický
related to External links · 9
Městys → Czech, Czech Republic, More, Municipalities, Myšlenka, Svaz, Titul, Towns, Union
related to Middle Ages and early modern period · 5
Městys → Eduard Maur, From, Heřmanův Městec, Městec Králové, The

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title municipalities czech republic status municipality century town 2006 right use czechoslovakia also městečko terms translated 14th chamber deputies lit

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Městysrelated to Early 20th centuryAfter0.60section
Městysrelated to Early 20th centuryCzechoslovakia0.60section
Městysrelated to Early 20th centuryMinisterial Council0.60section
Městysrelated to Early 20th centuryAccording0.60section
Městysrelated to Early 20th centuryStatistický0.60section
Městysrelated to Early 20th centuryRepublice0.60section
Městysrelated to Early 20th centuryStatistical0.60section
Městysrelated to Early 20th centuryFebruary0.60section
Městysrelated to Early 20th centuryCommunist0.60section
Městysrelated to External linksMore0.60section
Městysrelated to External linksUnion0.60section
Městysrelated to External linksTowns0.60section

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