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[[File:Windmill in the Museum of Szentendre Hungary.JPG|thumb|left|Windmill in the Museum of Szentendre.]]
[[File:Windmill in the Museum of Szentendre Hungary.JPG|thumb|left|Windmill in the Museum of Szentendre.]]
Hungary is landlocked and mainly forms a low-lying plain; it is crossed by the rivers [[Danube]] (''Duna'') and Tisza. The west of the country includes the large [[Lake Balaton]], on the shores of which a number of resort towns are situated.
Hungary is landlocked and mainly forms a low-lying plain; it is crossed by the rivers [[Danube]] (''Duna'') and Tisza. The west of the country includes the large [[Lake Balaton]], on the shores of which a number of resort towns are situated.
*Area: 93,030 sq. km. (35,910 sq. mi.); about the size of Indiana.
*Area: 93,030 km<sup>2</sup>. (35,910 sq. mi.); about the size of Indiana.
*Cities: Capital—Budapest (est. pop. 2 million). Other cities—Debrecen (220,000); Miskolc (208,000); Szeged (189,000); Pécs (183,000).
*Cities: Capital—Budapest (est. pop. 2 million). Other cities—Debrecen (220,000); Miskolc (208,000); Szeged (189,000); Pécs (183,000).
*Terrain: Mostly flat, with low mountains in the north and northeast and north of Lake Balaton.
*Terrain: Mostly flat, with low mountains in the north and northeast and north of Lake Balaton.