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Banat villages for which little or no information is available are show below. The list is arranged alphabetically by the German or best known village name. Other names for those villages are show as well as any small amount of information.

  • Klein Margit (German) – Kismargita (Hungarian) – Banatska Dubica (Serbian) – Margitica, Serbia (Official)
  • Kleinomor (German) – Kisomor (Hungarian) – Omorul Mic, Romania (Official) – Rovinita Micã, Romania (Official)
  • Kleinsanktnikolaus (German) – Kiszentmiklos (Hungarian) – Sînnicolau Mic, Romania (Official)
  • Kleinsanktpeter (German) – Totina (German) – Kisszentpeter (Hungarian) – Sînpetru Mic, Romania (Official)
  • Kleinschemlak (German) – Kis Semlak (Hungarian) – Semlacu Mic, Romania (Official)
  • Kleinscham (German) – Kissám / Kissam (Hungarian) – Mali Zam, Serbia (Official)
  • Kleinsiedel (German) – Kistelep (Hungarian) – Colonia Micã, Romania (Official) — (part of Gelu)/Colonia Mica
  • Klein-Sredischte (German) – Kisszerend (Hungarian) – Malo Srediste, Serbia (Official)
  • Kleintorak (German) – Kistorak (Hungarian) – Becejci, Serbia (Official)
  • Klokotics (Hungarian) – Klokodics (Hungarian) – Klekodics (Hungarian) – Clocotici (Official)
  • Kohldorf (German) – Szenesfalu (Hungarian) – Cãrbunari, Romania (Official)
  • Kölnök / Kolnok (Hungarian) – Cîlnic, Romania (Official)
  • Komorischte (German) – Komornok (Hungarian) – Comorîste, Romania (Official)
  • Konak (German) – Kannak (Josephinische) – Kanak, Serbia (Official)
  • Konop (Hungarian) – Conop, Romania (Official)
  • Kornya (Hungarian) – Somfa (Hungarian) – Cornea, Romania (Official)
  • Körpa (Hungarian) – Valea Timisului, Romania (Official)
  • Körösbökény (Hungarian) – Buteni, Romania (Official)
  • Kossova (Hungarian) – Kosso (Hungarian) – Cosava, Romania (Official)
  • Kövesd (Hungarian) – Cuvesdia, Romania (Official)
  • Krassóvár (Hungarian) – Carasova, Romania (Official)
  • Macsova (Hungarian) – Maciova, Romania (Official)
  • Maczedonia (Hungarian) – Macedonia, Romania (Official)
  • Madrizesty (Hungarian) – Madrizest (Hungarian) – Mãdrigesti, Romania (Official)
  • Magur (German) – Szendelak (Hungarian) – Mãguri, Romania (Official)
  • Magyarád (Hungarian) – Mãderat, Romania (Official)
  • Magyarpade (Hungarian) – Padej, Serbia (Official)
  • Mailát (Hungarian) – Mailat, Romania (Official)
  • Majdan (Hungarian) – Brãdisorul de Jos, Romania (Official)
  • Manester (German) – Monostor (Hungarian) – Mãnãstur, Romania (Official)
  • Marga (Hungarian) – Marga, Romania (Official)
  • Markowatz (German) – Markovecz (Hungarian) – Markovac, Serbia (Official)
  • Markowitschewo (German) – Újfalu/ Ujfalu (Hungarian) – Markovicevo, Serbia (Official)
  • Marosaszó (Hungarian) – Hoszuszen (Hungarian) – Ususãu / Ususau, Romania (Official)
  • Maroscsicsér (Hungarian) – Cicir, Romania (Official)
  • Matscha (German) – Mácsa / Macsa (Hungarian) – Macea, Romania (Official)
  • Mehadia (German) – Mehadia (Hungarian) – Mehadia, Romania (Official)
  • Melenze (German) – Melencze (Hungarian) – Melenci, Serbia (Official)
  • Ménes (Hungarian) – Minis, Romania (Official)
  • Mesitsch (German) – Mesic, Serbia (Official)
  • Mercsény / Mercseny (Hungarian) – Merczina (Hungarian) – Mercina, Romania (Official)
  • Mezöfény (Hungarian) – Fény (Hungarian) – Föen / Föenyi / Foieni (Other) – Föeni, Romania (Official)
  • Mezözsadány (Hungarian) – Cornesti, Romania (Official)
  • Michajlowo (German) – Magzarszentmihaly (Hungarian) – St. Mihal (Other) – Mihajlovo, Serbia (Official)
  • Milova (German) – Millova (German) – Millowa (German) – Milova (Hungarian) – Milova, Romania (Official)
  • Monyoró (Hungarian) – Kontrató (Other) – Mînereu, (Official)
  • Munar (Hungarian) – Munar, Romania (Official)
  • Murãsel / Murasel (Official) – Sigmundshausen (German) – Zsigmondhaza, Romania (Hungarian)
  • Muschla (German) – Felsömuzslya (Hungarian) – Muzlja, Serbia (Official)
  • Muszka (Hungarian) – Mîsca, Romania (Official)
  • Nagyhalmágy (Hungarian) – Hãlmagiu, Romania (Official)
  • Nagymargita (Hungarian) – Margita, Serbia (Official)
  • Nagypel (Hungarian) – Pilu, Romania (Official)
  • Nagytikvány (Hungarian) – Ticvanul Mare, Romania (Official
  • Najdas (Hungarian) – Naidäs / Naidas, Romania (Official)
  • Nérapatas (Hungarian) – Pãtas, Romania (Official)
  • Néraszlatina (Hungarian) – Szoka (Hungarian) – Slatina-Nera (Official) – Soca, Romania (Official)
  • Nérasolymos (Hungarian) – Bazias, Romania (Official)
  • Nero (German) – Nyero (Hungarian) – Nerãu, Romania (Official)
  • Neuarad (German) – Ujarad (Hungarian) – Neiarad (Other) – Aradu Nou, Romania (Official)
  • Neu Itebe (German) – Itebe (German) – Ungarisch Itebe (German) – Alsoittebe (Hungarian) – Magyar Ittebe (Hungarian) – Novi Itebej (Official) – Madjarski Itebej, Serbia (Official)
  • Neu Kanischa (German) – Törökkanizsa (Hungarian) – Novi Knesevac, Serbia (Official)
  • Neu-Palanka (German) – Új-Palánka (Hungarian) – Banatska Palanka, Serbia (Official)
  • Neumoldowa (German) – Neu-Moldowa (German) – Bergwerk-Neumoldowa (German) – Neu Moldova vel Bosniak (Josephinische) – Ujmoldova (Hungarian) – Moldovabánya (Hungarian) – Bosnyákmoldova (Hungarian) – Bosnyák (Hungarian) – Moldowa (Other) – Moldova Nouã, Romania (Official) — Neu Moldova vel Bosniak – Banat Josephinische Landaufnahme 1769-72 – Map
  • Neuzerne (German) – Ungarisch-Zerne (German) – Magyar Csernye (Hungarian) – Ungarisch Cernja (Other) – Neutschernja (Other) – Nova Crnja, Serbia (Official)
  • Nikolinzi (German) – Temesmiklos (Hungarian) – Nikolinci, Serbia (Official)
  • Obad (German) – Obad (Hungarian) – Obad, Romania (Official)
  • Obrescha (German) – Bisztere (Hungarian) – Obreja, Romania (Official)
  • Odwosch (German) – Odvas (Hungarian) – Odvos, Romania (Official)
  • Ollóság / Ollosag (Hungarian) – Olosag, Romania (Official)
  • Omor (German) – Rovinita Mare, Romania (Official) — E from Deta
  • Orlowat (German) – Orlöd (Hungarian) – Orlovat, Serbia (Official)
  • Orschowa (German) – Orsava (Hungarian) – Orsova, Romania (Official)
  • Ostern (German) – Kiskomlos (Hungarian) – Kleinkomlosch (Other) – Oschtre (Other) – Comlosul Mic, Romania (Official)
  • Ótelek / Otelek (Hungarian) – Otelec, Romania (Official)
  • Ötvenes / Otvenes (Hungarian) – Andrei Saguna, Romania (Official)
  • Owtscha (German) – Ovcsa (Hungarian) – Ovca, Serbia (Official)
  • Panjowa (German) – Panyo (Hungarian) – Paniova, Romania (Official)
  • Paratz (German) – Parácz (Hungarian) – Parta, Romania (Official)
  • Pártos (Hungarian) – Partos, Romania (Official)
  • Perkos (German) – Berkeszfalu (Hungarian) – Perkassowa (Other) – Perkosowa (Other) – Percosova, Romania (Official)
  • Pesak (German) – Pésznack (Other) – Pészak (Hungarian) – Pesac, Romania (Official)
  • Petnik (German) – Petnek (Hungarian) – Petnic, Romania (Official)
  • Petresfalva (Hungarian) – Petrosnita, Romania (Official)
  • Petromány (Hungarian) – Petroman, Romania (Official)
  • Petrovoszelo (Hungarian) – Temespeteri (Hungarian) – Petrovaselo, Romania (Official)
  • Ploschitz (German) – Blauschütz (German) – Plosicz (Hungarian) – Kevepallos (Hungarian) – Plocica, Serbia (Official) —
    Brestowatz/Ploschitz Familienbuch    , Michael & Elfreide Adelhardt. Order from: Michael Adelhardt, Veilchenstr 18, 76131 Karlsruhe, Germany
  • Pogodintz (German) – Bogorfalva (Hungarian) – Bogodint, Romania (Official)
  • Pojen (German) – Ruszkatö (Hungarian) – Poieni, Romania (Official)
  • Pozsgás (Hungarian) – Pozsezsena (Hungarian) – Pojejena, Romania (Official)
  • Prigor, Romania (Official)
  • Prilipetz (German) – Prilipet, Romania (Official)
  • Pustinisch (German) – Öregfalu (Hungarian) – Pustinis, Romania (Official)
  • Rakasd (Hungarian) – Rãcãsdia, Romania (Official)
  • Rakito (Hungarian) – Rãchitova, Romania (Official)
  • Rafna (Hungarian) – Ramna, Romania (Official)
  • Rebenberg (German) – Szölöhegy (Hungarian)
  • Rekasch (German) – Rekas (Hungarian) – Temesrékás (Hungarian) – Recas, Romania (Official)
  • Remete (Hungarian) – Pogányosremete (Hungarian) – Remetea-Pogãnici, Romania (Official)
  • Reschitza (German) – Resicabánya (Hungarian) – Reschitz (Other) – Resita, Romania (Official)
  • Ritischevo (German) – Rethely (Hungarian) – Ritisevo, Serbia (Official)
  • Rittberg (German) – Tormac (Hungarian) – Tormak, Romania (Official)
  • Roggendorf (German) – Szollosudvarnok (Hungarian) – Rogendorf (Other) – Banatski Dusanovac, Serbia (Official)
  • Roschowa (German) – Újruszolc (Hungarian) – Rusova Nouã, Romania (Official) – Óruszolc (Hungarian) – Rusova Veche, Romania (Official) — Berliște is a commune in Caraș-Severin County, western Romania with a population of 1,358 people. It is composed of five villages: Berliște, Iam, Milcoveni, Rusova Nouă and Rusova Veche.
  • Rotkirchen (German) – Rothkirchen (German) – Vöröstemplom (Hungarian) – Crvena Crkva, Serbia (Official)
  • Rudna (German) – Rudna (Hungarian) – Rudna, Romania (Official)
  • Rumänisch-Bentschek (German) – Alsóbencsek (Hungarian) – Bencecu de Jos, Romania (Official)
  • Rumänisch-Bokschan (German) – Várboksán (Hungarian) – Bocsa Românã, Romania (Official)
  • Rumänisch-Gladna (German) – Galadna (Hungarian) – Gladna-Românã, Romania (Official)
  • Rumänisch-Saska (German) – Sasca RomânãRomania (Official)
  • Ruszandafürdö (Hungarian) – Banja Rusanda, Serbia (Official)
  • Tautz (German) – Feltót (Hungarian) – Taucz (Hungarian) – Tauti, Romania (Official)
  • Temeres (Hungarian) – Temeresti, Romania (Official)
  • Temesfalva (Hungarian) – Dragsina, Romania (Official)
  • Teregowa (German) – Teregova (Hungarian) – Teregova, Romania (Official)
  • Ternova (German) – Tornova (Hungarian) – Tîrnova, Romania (Official)
  • Tikvány (Hungarian) – Ticvanul Mic, Romania (Official)
  • Tinkova (Hungarian) – Tincova, Romania (Official)
  • Tiszahegyes (Hungarian) – Idjos, Serbia (Official)
  • Tiszatarros (Hungarian) – Taras, Serbia (Official)
  • Toba (German) – Toba (Hungarian) – Toba, Serbia (Official)
  • Togyer (Hungarian) – Toager, Romania (Official)
  • Tomescht (German) – Tomesti, Romania (Official)
  • Torontáltorda (Hungarian) – Torda, Serbia (Official)
  • Tótvárad (Hungarian) – Vãrãdia de Mures, Romania (Official)
  • Tschakowa (German) – Csák (Hungarian) – Csákova (Hungarian) – Ciacova, Romania (Official)
  • Tschanad (German) – Deutschtschanad (German) – Csanad (Hungarian) – Urbs Morisena (Other) – Cenad, Romania (Official)
  • Tschawosch (German) – Csávos (Hungarian) – Ciavos (Other) – Grãniceri, Romania (Official)
  • Tschernabara (German) – Feketetö (Hungarian) – Cernabara (Hungarian) – Crna Bara, Serbia (Official)
  • Tschenta (German) – Csenta (Hungarian) – Leopoldova (Other) – Centa, Serbia (Official)
  • Tschermei (German) – Cermei (German) – Cremei, Romania (Official)
  • Tschesterek (German) – Neuhatzfeld (German) – Csösztelek (Hungarian) – Tschestereg (Other) – Tschestelek (Other) – Tschesterlek (Other) – Cestereg, Serbia (Official)
  • Türkisch Sakosch (German) – Törökszakos (Hungarian) – Sacosul Turcesc, Romania (Official)
  • Überland (German) – Szölötelep (Hungarian) – Iwerland (Other) – Giarmata Vii, Romania (Official)
  • Ujbécs (Hungarian) – Ujpécs, Romania (Other)
  • Újszentes (Hungarian) – Dumbrãvita, Romania (Official)
  • Ulma (German) – Homokszil (Hungarian) – Uljma, Serbia (Official)
  • Ürmenhausen (German) – Urmenyháza (Hungarian) – Jermenovac (Other) – Jermenovci, Serbia (Official)
  • Usdin (German) – Újozora (Hungarian) – Uzdin, Serbia (Official)
  • Utwin (German) – Ötvény / Otveny (Hungarian) – Utvin, Romania (Official)
  • Vadpatak (Hungarian) – Bãtesti, Romania (Official)
  • Vár (Hungarian) – Var, Romania (Official)
  • Várad (Hungarian) – Vãrãdia, Romania (Official)
  • Varcsaró (Hungarian) – Vîrciorova, Romania (Official)
  • Varsánd (Hungarian) – Gyulavarsánd (Hungarian) – Vãrsand, Romania (Official)
  • Verend (Hungarian) – Verendin (Other) – Verendia, Romania (Official)
  • Vermes (Hungarian) – Vermes, Romania (Official)
  • Visag (German) – Krassóvisság (Hungarian) – Visság / Vissag, Romania (Official)
  • Waldau (German) – Sósd (Hungarian) – Schoschdia (Other) – Sosdea, Romania (Official)
  • Warjasch (German) – Várjás / Varjas (Hungarian) – Varias, Romania (Official)
  • Wattin (German) – Vattina (German) – Verseczvát / Verseczvat (Hungarian) – Vatin, Serbia (Official)
  • Weidenthal (German) – Weidental (German) – Temesfö (Hungarian) – Weidntol (Other) – Brebu Nou, Romania (Official)
  • Weizenried (German) – Szörénybuzás (Hungarian) – Gîrnic, Romania (Official)
  • Wiesenhaid (German) – Ipet (German) – Réhat (Hungarian) – Wiesenheid (Other) – Tisa Nouã, Romania (Official)
  • Wiseschdia (German) – Kisvizésdia (Hungarian) – Vizésd (Romanian) – Vizejdia, Romania (Official)
  • Wlajkowatz (German) – Vlajkovac, Serbia (Official)
  • Wojwodintz (German) – Vajdalak (Hungarian) – Vojvodinci, Serbia (Official)
  • Wolfsberg (German) – Szörenyordas (Hungarian) – Gãrîna, Romania (Official)
  • Zãgujeni (German) – Zaguzsen (Hungarian) – Szaguzsen, Romania (Official)
  • Zaránd (Hungarian) – Zãrand, Romania (Official)
  • Zipar (German) – Tipar, Romania (Official)
  • Zrepaja (German) – Cserépalja (Hungarian) – Crepaja, Serbia (Official)
  • Zséna (Hungarian) – Jena, Romania (Official)
  • Zsittin (Hungarian) – Dicsény (Hungarian) – Jitin, Romania (Official)
  • Zsupánfalva (Hungarian) – Jupînesti, Romania (Official)
  • Zsurest (Hungarian) – Györösd (Hungarian) – Juresti, Romania (Official)



Last updated: 07/15/2025

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