Jankovac

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• Jankovác — (spr. wātz), Großgemeinde im ungar. Komitat Bács Bodrog, an der Bahnlinie Szécsány Alibunár, mit Obst und Getreidebau und (1901) 9376 magyarischen (römisch kath.) Einwohnern …   Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon

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