Zlín (Q171018)

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Czech city
  • Zlin
  • Gottwaldov
  • Statutární město Zlín
Language Label Description Also known as
English
Zlín
Czech city
  • Zlin
  • Gottwaldov
  • Statutární město Zlín

Statements

inception
1322
object has role
terminus ante quem
earliest written record
1 reference
imported from Wikimedia project
English Wikipedia
Wikimedia import URL
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Zl%C3%ADn&oldid=1195777425
quotation
The first written mention of Zlín is from 1322, when it was acquired by Queen Elizabeth Richeza.[5] In that time, Zlín was already a market town and served as a craft guild centre for the surrounding area of Moravian Wallachia.[6] (German)
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Zlín Logo.png
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image
Zlin-CZ.jpg
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official name
Злин (Russian)
start time
1 January 1990
1 reference
imported from Wikimedia project
Czech Wikipedia
Готвальдов (Russian)
start time
1 January 1949
end time
31 December 1989
1 reference
imported from Wikimedia project
Czech Wikipedia
Злин (Russian)
end time
31 December 1948
1 reference
imported from Wikimedia project
Czech Wikipedia
Готвальдов (Ukrainian)
start time
1 January 1949
end time
31 December 1989
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native label
Gottwaldov (Czech)
start time
1 January 1949
end time
31 December 1989
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named after
Klement Gottwald
start time
1949
end time
1990
0 references
unknown value
start time
1990
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head of government
Miroslav Adámek
start time
19 November 2010
end time
1 November 2018
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Jiří Korec
start time
1 November 2018
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population
74,255
point in time
1 January 2024
criterion used
domicile
male population
35,646
female population
38,609
1 reference
stated in
Q125984191
retrieved
19 May 2024
number of houses
13,399
point in time
2021
1 reference
stated in
Q111647375
retrieved
18 April 2022
area
102.826067 square kilometre
1 reference
stated in
Malý lexikon obcí České republiky - 2017
retrieved
28 August 2018
flag image
Flag of Zlin.svg
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coat of arms image
Zlin - znak.svg
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page banner
Zlin banner.jpg
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time of earliest written record
1322Gregorian
3 references
stated in
Q31271037
stated in
Historický lexikon obcí České republiky 1869–2005
imported from Wikimedia project
English Wikipedia
Wikimedia import URL
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Zl%C3%ADn&oldid=1195777425
quotation
The first written mention of Zlín is from 1322, when it was acquired by Queen Elizabeth Richeza.[5] In that time, Zlín was already a market town and served as a craft guild centre for the surrounding area of Moravian Wallachia.[6] (English)
mean age
44.2
point in time
26 March 2021
1 reference
stated in
Q111647375
retrieved
18 April 2022
local dialing code
22
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Commons category
Zlín
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Identifiers

VIAF ID
137348695
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Den Store Danske ID
Zlín
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FactGrid item ID
Q93959
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LAU
CZ585068
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Mapy.cz ID
muni&id=3045
1 reference
stated in
Mapy.CZ
retrieved
5 October 2020
RKD thesaurus ID
27948
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SNARC ID
Q78728
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