Part of an on-going project to identify the Hungarian diatom sites (mostly fossil, some recent).<BR>
Most references are pre-WWI, so the subsequent break-up of Hungary following the signing of the Treaty of Trianon on the 4th of June 1920, and the subsequent re-naming of villages, towns, and regions meant that some location names no longer existed.<BR>
The territorial conditions of the Treaty required Hungary to surrender more than two-thirds of its pre-war occupied land. Romania acquired Transylvania; Yugoslavia gained Croatia, Slavonia, and Vojvodina; Slovakia became a part of Czechoslovakia; and Austria also acquired a small piece of pre-war Hungarian territory.<BR>
The following list attempts to enumerate the various spellings, mis-spellings, mis-transcriptions and phonetic attempts found on slides or sample collections.<BR>
<UL>
<LI><B>Abany Scanto (see Abaújszántó)</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #22118<BR>
This is probably a phonetic best guess.
</DIR>
<LI><B>Abaújszántó</B>
<DIR>
In Abaúj–Hegyközi district in the county of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén
</DIR>
<LI><B>Also Estergaly (see Alsöesztergäly)</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #22222
</DIR>
<LI><B>Also Estergally (see Alsöesztergäly)</B>
<LI><B>Alsö-Esztergäly (see Alsöesztergäly)</B>
<LI><B>Also Esztergally (see Alsöesztergäly)</B>
<LI><B>Also-Esztergally (see Alsöesztergäly)</B>
<LI><B>Alsöesztergäly</B>
<DIR>
Originally in the Besztercebánya district of Neogräd.<BR>
“Mergel von Alsö-Esztergäly im Comitate Neogräd” in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5<BR>
Now Dolné Strháre in the Banská Bystrica district, Slovakia
</DIR>
<LI><B>Apez Zagywaszanto (see Zagyvaszántó)</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #5318
</DIR>
<LI><B>Aranyos</B>
<DIR>
Mentioned/referenced in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5<BR>
Possibly Aranyosgadány in the district of Pécsi in the county of Baranya, or Aranyosapáti in the district of Vásárosnaményi in the county of Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg.
</DIR>
<LI><B>Bajtha</B>
<DIR>
Mentioned/referenced in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5 – “Mergel von Bajtha im Comitate Hont”. Now the town of Bajtava in the Nové Zámky district South west Slovakia (previously Bajta, in Hont District [Hungarian] )<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #22592 (Bajtha, Hont)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Balatonsee (see Balaton See)</B>
<LI><B>Balaton See</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #5501/6893/22594-22614/25648/25649
</DIR>
<LI><B>Bibarck Talva (see Bibarczfalva)</B>
<DIR>
William A. Terry Collection
</DIR>
<LI><B>Bibarczfalva</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #6549
</DIR>
<LI><B>Bodos</B>
<DIR>Hustedt Collection Accession #26625<BR>
Hanna Database (Fossil Marine)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Bori (see Bory)</B>
<LI><B>Boros-Telek (see Borostelek)</B>
<DIR>
(from Pantocsek) (Boros-Telek)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Borostelek</B>
<DIR>
In 1913 called Borostelek in Bihar County. Now called Borsa – in Romania.<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4593/6931<BR>
Hanna Database (Fossil Marine)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Bory</B>
<DIR>
(Bori  - In 1913 in the district of Báti in the county of Hont) (now in Slovakia – Levice District) (Bory (Hungarian: Bori) is a village and municipality in the Levice District in the Nitra Region of south-west Slovakia)<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4585/4586/6932<BR>
Hanna Database<BR>
Lower Pliocene (Fossil Marine)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Bremia</B>
<DIR>
John A. Shulze Collection (no further references found)<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #6963 (Bremia Ravna)/6964<BR>
Hanna Database (Recent Freshwater)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Büjüt</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #6979 (Büjüt Varna 1898)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Castel</B>
<DIR>
Letter from J.F. Burke to A.L. Brigger October 7 1970 - “On the slides marked Castel, Hung. I am adding a supplementary label with Szurdok-Puspoki. The latter is the geographic designation . Somewhere between 1934 and 1938, someone tied the name Castel to the fossil marine deposit at Szurdok-Puspoki to distinguish it from the brackish water deposit that Pantocsek had worked on.”<BR>
Upper Miocene (Fossil Marine)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Castel M. Szurdok, Puspoke</B>
<DIR>
(should be Szurdok-Puspoki - (in 1913 in the district of Hatvani in the county of Heves)) See Szurdokpuspoki below. <BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #6993 (Castel Hungary, near Szurdokpüspöki)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Castel, Szurdokpuspoki</B>
<DIR>
(Benthic Marine Fossil) See Szurdokpuspoki below.
</DIR>
<LI><B>Czekeháza</B>
<DIR>
Mentioned/referenced in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5<BR>
In Borsod-Abauj-Zempl district.<BR>
Latitude (DMS): 48° 16' 60 N <BR>
Longitude (DMS): 21° 13' 0 E
</DIR>
<LI><B>Deménd</B>
<DIR>
Now Demandice in Slovakia – formerly Demend in Nitra region, Levice district<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #6551/7029
</DIR>
<LI><B>Demend (see Deménd)</B>
<DIR>
Mentioned/referenced in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5
</DIR>
<LI><B>depot du Castel (see Castel)</B>
<DIR>
Hanna Database<BR>
Miocene (Foessil marine)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Dolje</B>
<DIR>
Hanna Database<BR>
Recent Freshwater<BR>
Possibly - Dolje is a settlement on the right bank of the river Soca northwest of Tolmin in the Littoral region of Slovenia.
</DIR>
<LI><B>Dubravica</B>
<DIR>
Mentioned/referenced in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5. (Dubravica in the Banska Bystrica region – now in Slovakia still called Dubravica – although the map shows Dubrava)<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4594/4595/4596/7047<BR>
Hanna Database<BR>
Lower Pliocene (Fossil Frshwater)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Du Bronica (see Dubravica)</B>
<DIR>
John A. Shulze Collection  (probably a mis-spelling of Dubravica – see above)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Eger</B>
<DIR>
Hanna Database<BR>
47° 53' N, 20° 28' E<BR>
Eger (German: Erlau) is a city in northern Hungary, the county seat of Heves, east of the Mátra Mountains.
</DIR>
<LI><B>Elesd</B>
<DIR>
Formerly in Elesdi district in Bihar County – now in Romania<BR>
Also there is currently an Elesd in the Baranya region of Hungary<BR>
“Mergel von Elesd im Comitate Bihar” in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4598/4599
</DIR>
<LI><B>Erdöbenge (see Erdöbénye)</B>
<DIR>
Mentioned/referenced in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5. 
</DIR>
<LI><B>Erdöbénye</B>
<DIR>
This is probably Erdobénye in the district of Tokaji in the county of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén.<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #7077
</DIR>
<LI><B>Etzerguly</B>
<DIR>
(1945) (should probably be Esztergaly [Felsoesztergaly or Alsoesztergaly]) See Felsoesztergaly and Alsoesztergaly
</DIR>
<LI><B>Felso Estergaly (see Felsöesztergäly)</B>
<LI><B>Felso Estergally (see Felsöesztergäly)</B>
<LI><B>Felso Estingally (see Felsöesztergäly)</B>
<DIR>
John A. Shulze Collection (mis-spelling)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Felso Esztergally (see Felsöesztergäly)</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4590<BR>
Hanna Database
</DIR>
<LI><B>Felso-Esztergally (see Felsöesztergäly)</B>
<LI><B>Felsoesztergaly (see Felsöesztergäly)</B>
<LI><B>Felsöesztergäly</B>
<DIR>
John A. Shulze Collection<BR>
“Mergel von Felsö-Esztergäly im Comitate Neogräd” in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5<BR>
Felsőesztergály – in the district of Balassagyarmati in the county of Nógrád (currently in Slovakia called Horne Strhare)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Gyöngyös-Pata</B>
<DIR>
Mentioned/referenced in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5. Gyöngyöspata in the district of Gyöngyösi in the county of Heves.<BR>
Gyöngyös is a town in Heves county in Hungary, 80 km (50 mi) east of Budapest. Situated at the foot of the Sárhegy and Mátra mountains.<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4584<BR>
Hanna Database (Lower Pliocene, Fossil Brackish)<BR>
47° 64' N, 20° 00' E
</DIR>
<LI><B>Hidas</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4589<BR>
In the region of Pécsváradi in the county of Baranya
</DIR>
<LI><B>Hliník</B>
<DIR>
Frederick Habirshaw Collection<BR>
Hliník (Hungarian: Agyagos) is a small hamlet, since 1968 part of Vrbová nad Váhom (Hungarian: Vágfüzes) municipality
</DIR>
<LI><B>Holling</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #26862 (Holling, bei Sopron)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Hosszuheteny (see Hosszúhetény)</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #7223
</DIR>
<LI><B>Hosszúhetény</B>
<DIR>
In the region of Komlói in the county of Baranya
</DIR>
<LI><B>Izsopallaga</B>
<DIR>
(from Pantocsek – appears to be a different location from Izsopallaga Serges – Pantocsek mentions both these locations)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Izopalla-Serges (see Izsopallaga Serges)</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #6552
</DIR>
<LI><B>Izsopallaga Serges</B>
<DIR>
(from Pantocsek) (In 1913 in the district of Élesdi in the county of Bihar) (Serges - In 1913 in the district of Élesdi in the county of Bihar) (both currently in Romania)<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #7242
</DIR>
<LI><B>Jastraba</B>
<DIR>
Frederick Habirshaw Collection<BR>
Jastraba appears to be the Slovakian name of Karvaly in the Banska Bystrica region in Ziar nad Hronom district.
</DIR>
<LI><B>Karand</B>
<DIR>
(from Pantocsek) – probably now in Romania (originally Hévizkáránd, or Toplicakáránd)<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4583
</DIR>
<LI><B>Kavna</B>
<DIR>
Mentioned/referenced in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5. (unable to find further references)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Kawna</B>
<DIR>
Hanna Database
</DIR>
<LI><B>Kekko (see Kékko)</B>
<DIR>
Hanna Database
</DIR>
<LI><B>Kékko</B>
<DIR>
(in the district of Balassagyarmati in the county of Nógrád) (Now in Slovakia - called Modrý Kamen (German: Blauenstein; Hungarian: Kékko) is a town and municipality in the Velký Krtíš District of the Banská Bystrica Region of southern Slovakia)<BR>
It is located in the Krupina Plain (Slovak: Krupinská planina) on the Krtíš and Riecka rivers. It is around 5 km from Velký Krtíš and 50 km from Zvolen and is the smallest town in Slovakia.<BR>
“Mergel von Kekkö im Comitate Neogräd” in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4582/7270
</DIR>
<LI><B>Kis-Ker</B>
<DIR>
Mentioned/referenced in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5. Probably a mis-spelling of Kisbér in the district of Kisbéri in the county of Komárom-Esztergom.
</DIR>
<LI><B>Koggik</B>
<DIR>
possibly Kozjak – though this is in Slovenia so this is unlikely<BR>
(unable to find further references)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Köpecz</B>
<DIR>
(possibly in the region called Trencsén, in Hungary) (in 1913 in the district of Miklósvári in the county of Háromszék) (Now in Romania)<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4600 (Köpecz, Siebenbürgen)<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4601/4602/25951/26624
</DIR>
<LI><B>Kopecz (see Köpecz)</B>
<LI><B>Körmöcz</B>
<DIR>
Mentioned/referenced in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5
</DIR>
<LI><B>Magyar Kermany (see Magyarhermány)</B>
<LI><B>Magyarhermány </B>
<DIR>
(In 1913 in the district of Homoródi in the county of Udvarhely) (currently in Romania). Mentioned/Referenced in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5
</DIR>
<LI><B>Mocsar</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4591
</DIR>
<LI><B>Mogyoród</B>
<DIR>
Mentioned/referenced in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5 - “Mergel von Mogyorod im Comitate Pest”. Mogyoród in the district of Gödölloi in the county of Pest.
</DIR>
<LI><B>Nagy Curtos (see Nagy Kürtös)</B>
<LI><B>Nagy Kürtös</B>
<DIR>
(in 1913 in the district of Balassagyarmati in the county of Nógrád) (Should be Nagykürtös or Nagy kürtös)<BR>
(Middle Neogene (Bremia, Nagy Kurtos, and Szt. Peter, Hungary). <BR>
The Neogene Period is the youngest portion of the Tertiary Period of the Cenozoic Era. It comprises both the Pliocene and Miocene Epochs (approximately 2-24 Millions years ago).<BR>
Nagy Kurtos would appear now to be in Slovakia - and called VELKY KRTIS and is very close to Potor (see Szent Peter)<BR>
Velký Krtíš District (okres Velký Krtíš) is a district in the Banská Bystrica Region of central Slovakia. Until 1918, the district was split between the Hungarian counties of Hont and Nógrád.<BR>
Velký Krtíš lies at an altitude of 200 metres (656 ft) above sea level and covers an area of 15.028 square kilometres (5.8 sq mi). It is situated in the Krupinská planina, at the foothills of Javorie, around 15 kilometres (9 mi) north of the Hungarian border and around 75 kilometres (47 mi) south of Banská Bystrica.<BR>
There are a wealth of Mineral Springs in this region.<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #6274<BR>
Hanna Database
</DIR>
<LI><B>Nagytapolcsány</B>
<DIR>
(Meakin Collection No. 192)<BR>
Actually Nagytapolcsány (now Topolcany, Slovakia)<BR>
Topolcany ( Slovak: Velké Topolcany before 1920; German: (Groß) Topoltschan; Hungarian: Nagytapolcsány) is a town in the Nitra Region of Slovakia.
</DIR>
<LI><B>Ngermegy (see Nyermergy)</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4597
</DIR>
<LI><B>Nyermegy</B>
<DIR>
(from Pantocsek) – possibly now in Romania (called Nermis)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Palogla</B>
<DIR>
(Recent Fresh Water)<BR>
Hanna Database
</DIR>
<LI><B>Platten See (see Plattensee)</B>
<LI><B>Plattensee</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #6345
</DIR>
<LI><B>Saint Peter (see Szent-Peter)</B>
<DIR>
Hanna Database
</DIR>
<LI><B>Skakal (see Szakál)</B>
<LI><B>Skazal (see Szakál)</B>
<LI><B>St. Peter (see Szent-Peter)</B>
<DIR>
Hanna Database
</DIR>
<LI><B>Struhar (see Strukar)</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4592<BR>
Pliocene
</DIR>
<LI><B>Strukar</B>
<DIR>
Hanna Database<BR>
Possibly 48°54'00"N   19°28'00"E (Slovakia)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Szakal (see Szakál)</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4603/4604<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #6503/6504<BR>
Hanna Database
</DIR>
<LI><B>Szakel (see Szakál)</B>
<LI><B>Szakál</B>
<DIR>
probably Nógrádszakál.<BR>
Also Skazal - John A. Shulze Collection (mis-spelling)<BR>
“Mergel von Szakal im Comitate Neogräd” in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5
</DIR>
<LI><B>Szelcz (see Szelcse)</B>
<DIR>
John A. Shulze Collection<BR>
Hanna Database
</DIR>
<LI><B>Szelcse</B>
<DIR>
In the Banksa Bystrica Region (now in Slovakia – called Selce)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Szent Peter (see Szent-Peter)</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4587/4588<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #6505/6506/6507/6508
</DIR>
<LI><B>Szent-Peter</B>
<DIR>
Now in Slovakia – called Pôtor.<BR>
Pôtor is a village and municipality in the Velký Krtíš District of the Banská Bystrica Region of southern Slovakia.<BR>
“Mergel von Szent-Peter im Comitate Neogräd. ” in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5<BR>
Miocene
</DIR>
<LI><B>Szentendre</B>
<DIR>
near Demir Capa, Hungary<BR>
Hanna Database (Fossil) (Miocene)<BR>
47° 40' N (est.), 190° 02' E (est.)
</DIR>
<LI><B>Szt. Peter (see Szent-Peter)</B>
<DIR>
Hanna Database
</DIR>
<LI><B>Szurdock (see Szurdokpüspöki)</B>
<LI><B>Szurdok (see Szurdokpüspöki)</B>
<LI><B>Szurdok-Puspoki (see Szurdokpüspöki)</B>
<DIR>
Hanna Database (Samples collected from Szurdok-Puspoki in the Matra Mountains of Hungary)<BR>
47° 55' N, 20° 00' E
</DIR>
<LI><B>Szurdoc Püspöki (see Szurdokpüspöki)</B>
<DIR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4606/4607
</DIR>
<LI><B>Szurdokpüspöki</B>
<DIR>
(diatomite quarry) (in 1913 in the district of Hatvani in the county of Heves)<BR>
Mentioned/Referenced in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5 – also simply as Szurdok.<BR>
Szurdokpüspöki (Hungary) lies at the south-western foot of the Mátra mountain, in the Zagyva river, where , running out of the mountains, the valley of the river broadens. In the East, it is bordered by the western foothills of the Mátra mountain (the Muzsla Hill 805 ms, the Nagy-Koncsúr Hill 640 ms, the Kis-Koncsúr Hill 594 ms, the Istenfa Peak 444ms), and in the West, by the gentle slopes of the Cserhát mountain, which turn into mounds here.<BR>
The first part of the name of the village, refers to the ravine like valley that can be found between the mountains around the village, which lies at the entrance of the ravine.<BR>
Diatoma Mine, Szurdokpüspöki, Mátra Mts., Nógrád Co., Hungary (Diatomaceous earth mine with great open pit.)<BR>
Middle Miocene diatomite.<BR>
Hustedt Collection Accession #4605
</DIR>
<LI><B>Szurdpuspoki (see Szurdokpüspöki)</B>
<DIR>
(1930) – K. D. Kemp Location List
</DIR>
<LI><B>Szudokpuspoki (see Szurdokpüspöki)</B>
<DIR>
Hanna Database
</DIR>
<LI><B>Talya (see Thallya)</B>
<LI><B>Thallya</B>
<DIR>
John A. Shulze Collection<BR>
Probably Tállya - a village in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county, Northern Hungary, 45 kilometres from county seat Miskolc, in the famous Tokaj-Hegyalja wine district.<BR>
Tállya is located at 48°14'N 21°13'E.<BR>
Also mentioned/referenced in “Beitrage zur Kenntniss der Fossilen Bacillarien Ungarns” by Josef Pantocsek 1903-5 – as Talya
</DIR>
<LI><B>Tokaj</B>
<DIR>
In the district of Tokaji in the county of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén
</DIR>
<LI><B>Tokay (see Tokaj)</B>
<DIR>
Frederick Habirshaw Collection
</DIR>
<LI><B>Zagyvaszántó</B>
<DIR>
In the region of Hatvani in the county of Heves
</DIR>
</UL>