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'''Husegesvar''' ({{wp|Help:IPA/English|/' | '''Husegesvar''' (<small>{{wp|Help:IPA/English|/'husɛgɛsvar/}}, Granzerian pronunciation: {{wp|Help:IPA/Hungarian|['hyːʃeːgɛʃvaːr]}}</small>; {{wp|Hungarian language|Granzerian}}: ''Hűségesvár'') is the {{wpl|Capital city|capital}} and most populous city of [[Granzery]]. It has an area of 1,525 square kilometres and a population of over 2 million within the administrative limits in 2016. It is the centre of the Province of [[Győr-Hűségesvár]], which has an area of 8,626 square kilometres and a population of over 9 million, including the nearby population centre of [[Mezővörös]], comprising over 20 percent of the population of Granzery. | ||
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| Hűségesvár főváros | |
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 Flag  Coat of arms | |
| Country |  Granzery |
| Region | Győr-Hűségesvár |
| Founded | circa 130AD |
| Government | |
| • Body | Hűségesvár Regional Parliament |
| • Governor | Kálmán Szabó |
| • Metro | 1,525.83 km2 (589.13 sq mi) |
| Population (2013) | |
| • Density | 3,148/km2 (8,150/sq mi) |
| • Urban | 2,453,019 |
| • Metro | 4,801,147 |
| Demonym | Hűségesvári |
| Postcode areas | 2320-2500 |
Husegesvar (/'husɛgɛsvar/, Granzerian pronunciation: ['hyːʃeːgɛʃvaːr]; Granzerian: Hűségesvár) is the capital and most populous city of Granzery. It has an area of 1,525 square kilometres and a population of over 2 million within the administrative limits in 2016. It is the centre of the Province of Győr-Hűségesvár, which has an area of 8,626 square kilometres and a population of over 9 million, including the nearby population centre of Mezővörös, comprising over 20 percent of the population of Granzery.
History
Toponymy
Prehistory
Government
Administrative divisions
| Subregion | Area | Population | Population Density |
|---|---|---|---|
| Központ-Hűségesvár | 402.10 km2 (155.25 sq mi) | 2,453,019 | 4,886/km2 |
| Erzsébetváros | 332.52 km2 (128.39 sq mi) | 1,256,791 | 3,961/km2 |
| Budaörs | 231.36 km2 (89.33 sq mi) | 470,224 | 2,032/km2 |
| Cegléd | 214.05 km2 (82.65 sq mi) | 321,149 | 1,501/km2 |
| Dabas | 148.68 km2 (57.41 sq mi) | 144,183 | 970/km2 |
| Dunakeszi | 105.17 km2 (40.61 sq mi) | 79,123 | 752/km2 |
| Érd | 91.95 km2 (35.50 sq mi) | 76,658 | 833/km2 |
Geography
Demography
Ethnic groups
Granzerian (82.8%)
Perreran (6.6%)
Zastrian (2.5%)
Lairean (2.4%)
Vierz (2.3%)
Other Patyrian (1.9%)
Oridian (1.0%)
Mixed (0.2%)
Other (0.3%)
