Szeged

Szeged (Hungarian pronunciation: [ˈsɛɡɛd] ( listen); German: Szegedin; Romanie: Seghedin; Croatie: Segedin; Serbie: Segedin, Сегедин; is the third lairgest ceety o Hungary, the lairgest ceety an regional centre o the Soothren Great Plain an the coonty toun o Csongrád coonty. The Varsity o Szeged is ane o the maist distinguished varsities in Hungary.

Szeged
Ceety
Banner Coat airms
Eik-name(s):  Ceety o Sunshine
Szeged Location o Szeged
Coordinates: 46.255°N 20.145°E / 46.255; 20.145
Kintra	Hungary
Coonty	Csongrád
Govrenment
• Mayor	László Botka (MSZP)
Area
• Total	280.84 km2 (108.43 sq mi)
Population  (2012)
• Total	170,052
• Rank	3rd
• Density	605.51/km2 (1,568.3/sq mi)
Demonym(s)	szegedi
Population bi ethnicity
• Hungarians	93.5%
• Gypsies	0.7%
• Germans	0.5%
• Serbs	0.2%
• Romanians	0.2%
• Croats	0.1%
• Slovaks	0.1%
Population bi Releegion
• Roman Catholics	54.5%
• Atheists	21.8%
• Calvinists	6.7%
• Lutherans	1.6%
• Greek Catholics	0.6%
• Ithers	14.8%
Time zone	UTC+1 (CET)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+2 (CEST)
Area code(s)	62
Website	http://www.szegedvaros.hu/

Twin touns - Sister ceeties

Szeged is twinned wi:

Cambridge, United Kingdom, syne 1977 Darmstadt, Germany, syne 1990[1] Nice, Fraunce, syne 1969[2] Odessa, Ukraine, syne 1977 Rakhiv, Ukraine, syne 1939 an 1997 Parma, Italy, syne 1988 Liège, Belgium, syne 2001 Kotor, Montenegro, syne 2001 Rotterdam, Netherlands Târgu Mureş, Romanie, syne 1997

Subotica, Serbie, syne 1966 an 2004 Timişoara, Romanie, syne 1998 Toledo, Unitit States, syne 1990 Turku, Finland, syne 1971 Łódź, Poland, syne 2004[3] Weinan, Cheenae, syne 1999 Larnaca, Cyprus, syne 1994 Pula, Croatia, syne 2003[4] Varna, Bulgarie, syne 2010 İzmir, Turkey, syne 2010