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Marócsa

Coordinates:45°54′54″N17°48′52″E / 45.91500°N 17.81444°E /45.91500; 17.81444
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Village in Baranya County, Hungary
Marócsa
Village
Marócsa is located in Hungary
Marócsa
Marócsa
Location in Hungary
Coordinates:45°54′54″N17°48′52″E / 45.91500°N 17.81444°E /45.91500; 17.81444
CountryHungary
CountyBaranya County
DistrictSellye
Government
 • MayorJenőné Berta (Fidesz–KDNP)
 • Term in officesince 2018
Area
 • Total
11.38 km2 (4.39 sq mi)
Population
 (2022)
 • Total
161
 • Density14.1/km2 (36.6/sq mi)
Postal code
7960
Area code72

Marócsa is a village inBaranya county,Hungary.[1]

Names

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InCroatian, the village has two names:Marača, used by residents ofDrávakeresztúr, andMaroč, used inFelsőszentmárton.[2]

The origin of the nameMarócsa is uncertain, but it may derive from a word in one of theSouth Slavic languages with a similar form.[3]

Gallery

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  • Aerial photo: Mecseknádasd - Palace
    Aerial photo: Mecseknádasd - Palace
  • Szentegát - Biedermann-Palace from above
    Szentegát - Biedermann-Palace from above
  • Mecsek Mountains, in the northern area of the county
    Mecsek Mountains, in the northern area of the county
  • Hills in the northeast
    Hills in the northeast

References

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  1. ^"Marócsa on the map of Hungary, location on the map, exact time".bw.maptons.com. Retrieved2025-08-21.
  2. ^"Podravina i Pomurje u ranom srednjem vijeku"(PDF).hrcak.srce.hr (in Croatian). Hrvatski znanstveni časopisi – Portal znanstvenih časopisa Republike Hrvatske. 2006. Retrieved17 August 2025.
  3. ^"Marócsa település leírása"(DOC).Magyar Nemzeti Atlasz (National Atlas of Hungary) (in Hungarian). University of Debrecen. Retrieved17 August 2025.
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