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Bratislava

City

Bratislava's Old Town

Flag	Coat of arms

Nickname: Beauty on the Danube, Little Big City,

Bangsa

Slovakia

Region

Bratislava

Districts

Bratislava I, II, III, IV, V

Ilug

Danube, Morava, Little Danube

Center

- katas

134 m (440 ft)

- coordinates

48°08′41″N 17°06′46″E / 48.14472, 17.11278 extra parameters in {{Coord}}

Highest point

Devínska Kobyla

- elevation

514 m (1,686 ft)

Lowest point

Danube River

- elevation

126 m (413 ft)

Lualas

367.584 km² (142 mi²)

- urban

853.15 km² (329 mi²)

- metro

2,053 km² (793 mi²)

Populasyun

428,791(2008-12-31)

- urban

546,300

- metro

616,578

Pangasiksik

1,167 /km² (3,023 /mi²)

First mentioned

907

Government

City council

Mayor

Ivo Nesrovnal

Oraszona

CET (UTC+1)

- summer (DST)

CEST (UTC+2)

Postal codiku

8XX XX

Phone prefix

421-2

Car plate

BA

Location in Slovakia

Location in the Bratislava Region

Website: bratislava.sk

Wikimedia Commons: Bratislava

IngBratislava — king kayang amlat Pozsony ampong Pressburg (lawen ya rin aliwang lagiu) — iay ing tugnku ning Slovak Republic ampong, atin yang populasiun a 429,000, at iti mu rin ing pekamaragul a lakanbalen ning bangsa.^[1] Ing Bratislava atiu king maukingalbugan ning Slovakia keng pampang da reng Ilug Danube. kasepu ne ing Austria ampong Hungary, at iti mu kabud ing tungku (kabisera) a atin sepu aduand bangsa.^[2] Iti at ing Vienna ila mu rin deng aduang pekamalapit a tungku king Europa a kulan keng 60 kilometres () karelang pamikawani.

Demographicu

Pun bulung: Demographics of Bratislava

Lon ya murin: List of personalities from Bratislava

2001 census results^[3]^[4]^[5]
Distriyu	Populasiun	katutubung lupung	Populasiun
Bratislava I–V	428,672	Slovaks	391,767
Bratislava I	44,798	Hungarians	16,541
Bratislava II	108,139	Czechs	7,972
Bratislava III	61,418	Germans	1,200
Bratislava IV	93,058	Moravians	635
Bratislava V	121,259	Croats	614

Gubyernu

Lon ya murin: Boroughs and localities of Bratislava and International relations of Bratislava

Bratislava's territorial divisions (districts and boroughs)
Bratislava I	Bratislava II	Bratislava III	Bratislava IV	Bratislava V
Staré Mesto	Ružinov	Nové Mesto	Karlova Ves	Petržalka
	Vrakuňa	Rača	Dúbravka	Jarovce
	Podunajské Biskupice	Vajnory	Lamač	Rusovce
			Devín	Čunovo
			Devínska Nová Ves
			Záhorská Bystrica

Kapatad lakanbalen

Ing Bratislava maka kambal ya kareng:^[6]

Yerevan, Armenia (2001)
Vienna, Austria
Rousse, Bulgaria
Larnaka, Cyprus (1989)
German: country flagicon2

Prague, Czech Republic

Alexandria, Egypt

* Numbers in brackets list the year of twinning. The first agreement was signed with the city of Perugia, Umbria in Italy on July 18, 1962.

Notes

↑ Population on December 31, 2006 - districts. Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic (2007-07-23). Archived from the original on August 11, 2011. Retrieved on January 8, 2007.
↑ Dominic Swire (2006). Bratislava Blast. Finance New Europe. Archived from the original on 2006-12-10. Retrieved on May 8 2007.
↑ Urban Bratislava. Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic (December 31, 2005). Archived from the original on December 8, 2007. Retrieved on April 25 2007.
↑ Population and Housing Census 2001. Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic (2001). Archived from the original on 2007-07-15. Retrieved on April 25 2007.
↑ Permanently resident population by nationality and by regions and districts - archive link. Archived from the original on 2006-11-29. Retrieved on 2006-11-29.

Dalerayan

Horváth, V., Lehotská, D., Pleva, J. (eds.) et al. (1979). Dejiny Bratislavy (History of Bratislava), 2nd (in Slovak), Bratislava, Slovakia: Obzor.
Janota, Igor (2006). Bratislavské rarity (Rarities of Bratislava), 1st (in Slovak), Bratislava, Slovakia: Vydavateľstvo PT. ISBN 80-89218-19-9.
Kováč, Dušan (2006). Bratislava 1939–1945 – Mier a vojna v meste (Bratislava 1939–1945 – Peace and war in the town), 1st (in Slovak), Bratislava, Slovakia: Vydavateľstvo PT. ISBN 80-89218-29-6.
Kováč, Dušan et al. (1998). Kronika Slovenska 1 (Chronicle of Slovakia 1), 1st, Chronicle of Slovakia (in Slovak), Bratislava, Slovakia: Fortuna Print. ISBN 80-71531-74-X.
Kováč, Dušan et al. (1999). Kronika Slovenska 2 (Chronicle of Slovakia 2), 1st, Chronicle of Slovakia (in Slovak), Bratislava, Slovakia: Fortuna Print. ISBN 80-88980-08-9.
Lacika, Ján (2000). Bratislava, 1st, Visiting Slovakia, Bratislava, Slovakia: DAJAMA. ISBN 80-88975-16-6.
Špiesz, Anton (2001). Bratislava v stredoveku (Bratislava in the Middle Ages), 1st (in Slovak), Bratislava, Slovakia: Perfekt. ISBN 80-8046-145-7.
Varga, Erzsébet (1995). Pozsony, 1st (in Hungarian), Pozsony: Madách-Posonium. ISBN 80-7089-245-5.
Jankovics, Marcell (2000). Húsz esztendő Pozsonyban (Twenty years in Bratislava), 2nd ed. (in Hungarian), Pozsony: Méry Ratio. ISBN 80-88837-34-0.