Central European Physical Geography

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Great Alfold

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Great Alfold (Nagy Alföld), Hungary ‘Great Plain’ from nagy ‘great’, ala ‘below’ or ‘under’, and föld ‘land’ or ‘ground’. It is a huge, fertile lowland in south‐eastern Hungary that spreads into Croatia, Serbia, and Romania.

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Great Alföld

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Great Alföld see Alföld , plain, Hungary.

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