| A Trianoni béke által Magyarországtól elcsatolt települések 1920. | |||
| Settlements detached from Hungary by the Treaty of Trianon 1920 | |||
| 2801 3000 | |||
| Görhegy Határörs | |||
| Legend | |||
| Village with Hungarian majority 1910 | town with Hungarian majority 1910 | city with Hungarian majority 1910 | |
| Village with Hungarian minority 1910 | town with Hungarian minority 1910 | city with Hungarian minority 1910 | |
| Village, no Hungarians 1910 | town, no Hungarians 1910 | city, no Hungarians 1910 | |
| magyar neve 1920-ban | hivatalos neve 1999 | elcsatolva 1920 | megjegyzés |
| Hungarian name 1920 | Official name 1999 | to country 1920 | |
| Görhegy | Gerlinci | Yugoslavia | 1941-1944 to Hungary, 1991 to Slovenia |
| Göröcsfalva | Satu Nou | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Görögfalu | Závadka | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Göröginye | Ohradzany | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Gredistye | Grădiştea de Munte | Rumania | |
| Grid /Fogaras vm./ | Grid /j. Braşov/ | Rumania | |
| Grid /Hunyad vm./ | Grid /j. Hunedoara/ | Rumania | |
| Grinád | Pezinok (Myslenice) | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Grodnó | Marisadorf (Grodnau) | Austria | 1938-1944 to Germany |
| Grohot | Grohot | Rumania | |
| Grujelács | Dealu Mare (Gruielaci) | Rumania | |
| Grúny | Gruni | Rumania | |
| Guga | Guga | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Guotfalu | Gôtovany | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Guradobra | Dobra (Gura Dobrii) | Rumania | |
| Gurány | Gurani | Rumania | |
| Guraró | Gura Râului | Rumania | |
| Guraszáda | Gurasada | Rumania | |
| Gurzófalva | Fetindia | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Guszona | Husiná | Czechoslovakia | 1938-1944 to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Gúta | Kolárovo | Czechoslovakia | 1938-1944 to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Gutonya | Cutina | Rumania | |
| Gutor | Hamuliakovo | Czechoslovakia | 1938-1944 to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Gyákos | Giacăş | Rumania | |
| Gyála | Đala | Yugoslavia | 1941-1944 to Serbia |
| Gyálakuta | Gialacuta | Rumania | |
| Gyalán | Delani | Rumania | |
| Gyalár | Ghelari | Rumania | |
| Gyalmár | Gelmar | Rumania | |
| Gyalu | Gilău | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyalumare | Dealu Mare | Rumania | |
| Gyanafa | enavlje | Yugoslavia | 1941-1944 to Hungary, 1991 to Slovenia |
| Gyanafalva | Jennersdorf | Austria | 1938-1944 to Germany |
| Gyanta | Ginta | Rumania | |
| Gyapár | Ďapalovce | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Gyapjú | Gepiu | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyarak | Kmet'ovo | Czechoslovakia | 1938-1944 to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Gyegyesény | Ghighişeni | Rumania | |
| Gyeke | Geaca | Rumania | |
| Gyepes | Ghipeş | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyepesfalu | Prisaca | Rumania | |
| Gyepűfüzes | Kohfidisch | Austria | 1938-1944 to Germany |
| Gyepűpataka | Prisaca | Rumania | |
| Gyepűsolymos | Şoimuş + Petreasa | Rumania | |
| Gyér | Giera | Rumania | |
| Gyéresszentkirály | Câmpia Turzii (Ghiriş-Sâncraiu) | Rumania | |
| Gyergyóalfalu | Joseni | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyergyóbékás | Bicazu Ardelean | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyergyócsomafalva | Ciumani | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyergyóholló | Corbu | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyergyóremete | Remetea | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyergyószentmiklós | Gheorgheni | Rumania | town, 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyergyótölgyes | Tulgheş | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyergyóújfalu | Suseni | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyergyóvárhegy | Subcetate | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyerk | ahy (Hrkovce) | Czechoslovakia | 1938-1944 to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Gyerőfalva | Păniceni | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyerőfidongó | Dângău Mic | Rumania | |
| Gyerővásárhely | Dumbrava | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyetyámos | Cărpiniş /j. Timiş/ | Rumania | |
| Gyertyánfa | Hrabičov + Ostrý Grúň | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Gyertyánliget | Kobilecka Pol'ana | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Gyertyános | Cărpiniş /j. Hunedoara/ | Rumania | |
| Gyertyánpatak | Hrabovčík | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Gyetva | Detva | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Gyimesbükk | Făget | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyimesfelsőlok | Lunca de Sus | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyimesközéplok | Lunca de Jos | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyimótfalva | Bad Tatzmannsdorf (Jormannsdorf) | Austria | 1938-1944 to Germany |
| Gyirót | Nikitsch (Kroatisch Geresdorf) | Austria | 1938-1944 to Germany |
| Gyiva | arkan (Diva) | Czechoslovakia | 1938-1944 to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Gyónfalva | Hriovce | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Gyorok | Ghioroc | Rumania | |
| Gyökeres | Remeţi pe Someş | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyökös | Deký | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Gyöngy | Giungi | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyöngyösfő | Unterkohlstätten (Günseck) | Austria | 1938-1944 to Germany |
| Györgyfalva | Gheorghieni | Rumania | |
| Györgyfölde | Jurkova Vol'a | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Györgyháza | Velika Greda | Yugoslavia | 1941-1944 to Serbia |
| Györgyi | Ďurd'oík | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Györgylaka | Mala Subotica (Jurčevec) | Yugoslavia | 1941-1944 to Hungary, 1991 to Croatia |
| Györgyös | Ďurd'o | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Györke | Ďurkov | Czechoslovakia | 1938-1944 to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Györkefalva | Cetăţele | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Györkeháza | Rajec (Ďurčiná) | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Győröd | Ghiroda | Rumania | |
| Györösd | Jureşti | Rumania | |
| Gyulafalva | Dulice | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Gyulafehérvár | Alba Iulia | Rumania | town |
| Gyulakuta | Fântânele | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyulas | Giuluş | Rumania | |
| Gyulaszeg | Ciula | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyulatelep | Sălbăgelu Nou | Rumania | |
| Gyulatelke | Coasta | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyulatő | Juliţa | Rumania | |
| Gyulavarsánd | Vărşand | Rumania | |
| Gyurkapataka | Jurca | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyűgy | Dudince | Czechoslovakia | 1938-1944 to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Gyümölcsénes | Plopiş | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Gyümölcsfalva | Knezovec | Yugoslavia | 1941-1944 to Hungary, 1991 to Croatia |
| Gyümölcshegy | Zasadbreg | Yugoslavia | 1941-1944 to Hungary, 1991 to Croatia |
| Gyüreg | Giroc | Rumania | |
| Gyürki | Ďurkovce | Czechoslovakia | 1938-1944 to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Habovka | Habovka | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hacazsel | Hăţăjel | Rumania | |
| Hacsó | Hnút'a (Hačava) | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hadad | Hodod | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Hadadgyőrtelek | Giurtelecu Hododului | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Hadadnádasd | Nadişu Hododului | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Hadas | Púchov (Hotiná) | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hadrév | Hădăreni | Rumania | |
| Hági | Rel'ov (Hagy) | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hagymádfalva | Spinuş | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Hagymásbodon | Budiu Mic | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Hagymáslápos | Lăpuşel | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Hajagos | Klokočov | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hajasd | Volos'anka | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Hajnik | Sliač (Hajníky) | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hájó | Haieu | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Hajtóka | Hajtovka | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Halábor | Badalovo (Halabor) | Czechoslovakia | 1938-1944 to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Halács | Haláčovce | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Halasd | Rohovské Rybky (Rybky) | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Halmágy | Hălmeag | Rumania | |
| Halmágycsúcs | Vârfurile | Rumania | |
| Halmágygórós | Groşi | Rumania | |
| Halmágymező | Poienari | Rumania | |
| Halmi | Halmeu | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Halmos | Jablonec | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Halmosd | Halmăşd | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Halmosfő | Gorica | Yugoslavia | 1941-1944 to Hungary, 1991 to Slovenia |
| Hámbor | Brezovička | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hámoros | Trenčianska Turná | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hámortó | Lockenhaus (Hammerteich) | Austria | 1938-1944 to Germany |
| Hámos | ilina (Povaský Chlmec) | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hámosfalva | Rozloná | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hámri | it
have been no more
because a hydroeletric station |
Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hamvasd | Oberschützen (Aschau im Burgenland) | Austria | 1938-1944 to Germany |
| Hanajna | Hnojné | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Handalbustyaháza | Butino (Topolivka) | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Hankvágósa | Hankovce | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hanusfalva | Spiské Hanuovce | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hanva | Chanava | Czechoslovakia | 1938-1944 to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Háporton | Hopârta | Rumania | |
| Haracsony | Horitschon | Austria | 1938-1944 to Germany |
| Harádics | Hradite pod Vrátnom | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Haragos | Preluca Nouă | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Haragosalja | Groape | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Haraklány | Hereclean | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Harakóc | Harakovce | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Haraly | Harale | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Harampatak | Potoc | Rumania | |
| Harangfalva | Suchá nad Parnou (Zvončín) | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Harangláb | Hărănglab | Rumania | |
| Harangmező | Hidişelu de Sus | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Harapás | Kusín | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Harapkó | Hrabkov | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Harastyán | Donji Hračan | Yugoslavia | 1941-1944 to Hungary, 1991 to Croatia |
| Haraszt | Chrast' nad Hornádom | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Harasztkerék | Roteni | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Harasztos | Călăraşi | Rumania | |
| Harcó | Hărţău | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Harcos | Zboj | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hardicsa | Zemplínske Hradite | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hari | Heria | Rumania | |
| Harina | Herina | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Harka | Harka | Austria | 1922 return to Hungary |
| Harkabúz | Harkabuz | Poland | 1939-1944 to Slovakia |
| Harkács | Hrkáč | Czechoslovakia | 1938-1944 to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Harmac | Chrámec | Czechoslovakia | 1938-1944 to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Harmad | Tapia (Armădia) | Rumania | |
| Hármasfalu | Weiden bei Rechnitz (Podgoria) | Austria | 1938-1944 to Germany |
| Hármaspatak | Valea Târnei | Rumania | 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Harmatos | ilina (Rosina) | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Haró | Hărău | Rumania | |
| Háromalmás | Almaş | Rumania | |
| Hárommalatin | Malatíny | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Háromrevuca | Liptovské Revúce | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Háromsátor | Bernstein (Dreihütten) | Austria | 1938-1944 to Germany |
| Háromszlécs | Sliače | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Háromudvar | ilina (Turie) | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hárs | Turički (Lipovec) | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Hársád | Litmanová | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Harság | Záborské | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hársas | Chrenovec (Lipník) | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hársfalva | Nelipino | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Hárskút | Lipovník | Czechoslovakia | 1938-1944 to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hársliget | Lipovci | Yugoslavia | 1941-1944 to Hungary, 1991 to Slovenia |
| Hárspatak | Kukmirn (Limbach im Burgenland) | Austria | 1938-1944 to Germany |
| Hartyán | Chrt'any | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Hasadát | Hăşdate | Rumania | |
| Hasfalva | Neckenmarkt (Haschendorf) | Austria | 1938-1944 to Germany |
| Hásság | Haşag | Rumania | |
| Határ | Hotărel | Rumania | |
| Határfalva | Kramarovci | Yugoslavia | 1941-1944 to Hungary, 1991 to Slovenia |
| Határfő | Oberschützen (Schmiedrait) | Austria | 1938-1944 to Germany |
| Határhegy | Zahorb | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Határhely | Hraničné | Czechoslovakia | 1939-1944 and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Határörs | Stanetinec | Yugoslavia | 1941-1944 to Hungary, 1991 to Croatia |