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The National Arms of Slovakia | The National Flag | Location |
Administrative division
Slovakia is subdivided into 8 krajov (singular – kraj , usually translated as "region or province", but actual meaning is "county"), each of which is named after its principal city. Provinces have enjoyed a certain degree of autonomy since 2002.
The provinces are subdivided into districts (okresy, sg. okres). Slovakia currently has 79 districts, the capital of Bratislava being divided into 5 districts and the city of Košice in 4 districts. The districts are named after the biggest town in the district (formerly known as the "district towns").
Each district is further divided into towns and municipalities. There are nearly 3000 municipalities and towns in Slovakia.
Heraldry
All provinces and nearly all municipalities have arms. The districts do not use arms.
- Coats of arms of Provinces
- Coats of arms of municipalities
- Arms listed alphabetically
- Arms listed alphabetically
Select by first letter (beware, the Slovak alphabet has several additional letters !):
Religious and Educational heraldry
Heraldic collector's items
- Heraldic stamps from Slovakia
- Heraldic stamps from Czechoslovakia