Bábonymegyer

Bábonymegyer Nagybábony and Koppánymegyer (until 1927)
Village
The Roman Catholic Church of Bábonymegyer
Coat of arms
Bábonymegyer Location of Bábonymegyer
Coordinates: 46°45′17″N 18°06′38″E / 46.75485°N 18.11061°E / 46.75485; 18.11061Coordinates: 46°45′17″N 18°06′38″E / 46.75485°N 18.11061°E / 46.75485; 18.11061
Country	Hungary
Region	Southern Transdanubia
County	Somogy
District	Tab
RC Diocese	Kaposvár
Area
• Total	21.93 km2 (8.47 sq mi)
Population  (2017)
• Total	796[1]
Demonym(s)	megyeri, bábonymegyeri
Time zone	UTC+1 (CET)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+2 (CEST)
Postal code	8658
Area code(s)	(+36) 84
NUTS 3 code	HU232
MP	(Fidesz)
Website	Bábonymegyer Online

Bábonymegyer is a village in Somogy County, Hungary. Until 1927 it was two separate villages, Nagybábony and Koppánymegyer.

History[]

Megyer was first mentioned in 1193, Bábon in 1259 in official documents. Its evangelical church was built in 1832 and its altar picture was painted by Gyula Rudnay who also lived in the village. The Reformed church was built in 1768 and its ceiling painting was also made by Gyula Rudnay. According to local legends the Hungarian betyár, Pista Patkó died here. A headboard keeps his memory in the village.^[2]

Main sights[]

• Reformed church - built in 1832
• Evangelical church - built in 1768
• Monument of the First World War

Notable residents[]

• Gyula Rudnay (1878 – 1957), Hungarian painter, graphic, professor
• Pista Patkó (? - 1862), Hungarian betyár

External links[]

• Street map (Hungarian)

References[]

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