Laškovce

Laškovce (Hungarian: Lask) is a village and municipality in Michalovce District in the Kosice Region of eastern Slovakia.

In historical records, the village was first mentioned in 1324. Before the establishment of independent Czechoslovakia in 1918, it was part of Zemplén County within the Kingdom of Hungary.

The village lies at an altitude of 11 metres and covers an area of 707 people (2020-12-31).^[1]

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Municipalities of Michalovce District

• Michalovce
• Strážske
• Veľké Kapušany

• Bajany
• Bánovce nad Ondavou
• Beša
• Bracovce
• Budince
• Budkovce
• Čečehov
• Čičarovce
• Čierne Pole
• Drahňov
• Dúbravka
• Falkušovce
• Hatalov
• Hažín
• Hnojné
• Horovce
• Iňačovce
• Ižkovce
• Jastrabie pri Michalovciach
• Jovsa
• Kačanov
• Kaluža
• Kapušianske Kľačany
• Klokočov
• Krásnovce
• Krišovská Liesková
• Kusín
• Lastomír
• Laškovce
• Lesné
• Ložín
• Lúčky
• Malčice
• Malé Raškovce
• Markovce
• Maťovské Vojkovce
• Moravany
• Nacina Ves
• Oborín
• Oreské
• Palín
• Pavlovce nad Uhom
• Petrikovce
• Petrovce nad Laborcom
• Poruba pod Vihorlatom
• Pozdišovce
• Ptrukša
• Pusté Čemerné
• Rakovec nad Ondavou
• Ruská
• Senné
• Slavkovce
• Sliepkovce
• Staré
• Stretava
• Stretavka
• Suché
• Šamudovce
• Trhovište
• Trnava pri Laborci
• Tušice
• Tušická Nová Ves
• Veľké Raškovce
• Veľké Slemence
• Vinné
• Vojany
• Voľa
• Vrbnica
• Vysoká nad Uhom
• Zalužice
• Závadka
• Zbudza
• Zemplínska Široká
• Zemplínske Kopčany
• Žbince

48°42′N 21°51′E / 48.700°N 21.850°E / 48.700; 21.850

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