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Szigetköz

island, Hungary
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Szigetköz is a low-lying, watery flatland situated in northwestern Hungary, nestled between the main channel of the Danube River and its Moson arm. This region is characterized by scattered villages and is known for its fishing and wildfowl populations. It is part of the Győr-Moson-Sopron county and is located within the Little Alfold, a fertile agricultural area. The Tisza River, a major tributary of the Danube, flows through Hungary, though Szigetköz is geographically associated with the Danube's course.12

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  1. Tisza River
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