Ohradzany
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Ohradzany is a small village in the Humenné District in the eastern part of Slovakia. The first written record about Ohradzany is dated back to 1317.
The first archbishop of the Košice Episcopal see, Monsignor Alojz Tkáč, was born here in 1934.
Statistics, as of 2005
- Area: 1.2 km²
- Population: 619
- District: Humenné
- Mayor: Valéria Melníková
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