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Alföld
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Al·föld  (ôlfld) also Great Al·föld (ôlfld)
An extensive plain of central Hungary extending into eastern Croatia, northern Serbia, and western Romania. The Little Alföld lies in northwest Hungary and southwest Slovakia.
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