Érsekvadkert

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Érsekvadkert is a village [1] in Nógrád County, Hungary with 3,526 inhabitants (2011).

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References

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Coordinates: 47°59′50″N19°11′54″E / 47.997301°N 19.198412°E / 47.997301; 19.198412

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