Zombor

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Zombor is a historic town in present-day Serbia that once served as an important administrative and cultural center in the Habsburg-era Kingdom of Hungary.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Zombor canonical 3
Zombor (Hungarian name of Sombor) 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf historic town
settlement
town
administrativeLevel city
municipality
country Serbia
governedBy local municipal government
hasAlternativeName Sombor
Zombor (Hungarian name of Sombor)
linked to: Zombor
hasCharacteristic Central European cultural heritage
historical architecture
multiethnic population
hasCulturalInfluenceFrom Central European culture
linked to: Central Europe

Hungarian culture
Serbian culture
hasFunction regional administrative center
regional cultural center
hasHeritageStatus historic urban center
hasRole district center
municipal center
historicallyGovernedBy Habsburg administration
Kingdom of Hungary authorities
historicalName Zombor
historicalRegion Bačka
Kingdom of Hungary
languageHistoricallyUsed German
Hungarian
linked to: Hungarian language

Serbian
locatedIn Pannonian Plain
Serbia
Vojvodina
West Bačka District
locatedOn Great Bačka Canal
nearBorderWith Croatia
Hungary
partOf Autonomous Province of Vojvodina
presentDayName Sombor
regionType urban settlement
servedAs administrative center
county seat
cultural center
timePeriodOfImportance Habsburg era
usedIn Hungarian language context
wasPartOf Austria-Hungary
Habsburg Monarchy
Kingdom of Hungary

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Zombor hasAlternativeName Zombor (Hungarian name of Sombor)
linked to: Zombor
Zombor historicalName Zombor