Greater Budapest (original) (raw)
Le Grand Budapest (en hongrois : Nagy-Budapest) est un concept territorial désignant le nouveau périmètre de Budapest après son élargissement le 1er janvier 1950. Il résulte du vote de la loi XXVI de 1949, qui transforme les localités de la proche périphérie de Budapest en arrondissements. En rattachant 7 villes et 16 villages à l'ancien Budapest, sa superficie est passée de 207 km² à 525 km², le nombre de ses habitants de 1,05 million à 1,6 million et le nombre des districts de 14 à 22, devenant ainsi la septième métropole d’Europe à son époque.
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| dbo:abstract | Greater Budapest is the name of Budapest in its present, extended size, as it was created by the Law No. XXVI of 1949 passed on December 15, 1949 and it came into force on January 1, 1950. By attaching 7 towns and 16 villages to the former Budapest, its area enlarged from 207 km² to 525 km² (154%), the number of its inhabitants increased from 1.05 million to 1.6 million (52%), and the number of the districts augmented from 14 to 22 (57%), thus becoming the seventh metropolis of Europe in its time. The only difference between the 1950s Greater Budapest and today's Budapest is that Soroksár, a part of District 20, voted for its independence in 1992, and in 1994 it became a separate District 23. The total area of Budapest remained the same. In 1950, Inner Budapest (former Little Budapest) had 1.05 million inhabitants and the annexed suburbs 0.55 million. Now Inner Budapest has only 0.95 million inhabitants while the former suburb's population increased to 0.75 million. In the 1960s neighbouring villages became the new suburbs (second suburban belt) with rapidly increasing population (from 1950 to 2009 these former villages and small towns population increased from 300,000 to nearly 800,000). Suburbanization and motorization generated traffic jams on urban multi-lane highways. 1 million cars run in Budapest on a weekday. (en) Le Grand Budapest (en hongrois : Nagy-Budapest) est un concept territorial désignant le nouveau périmètre de Budapest après son élargissement le 1er janvier 1950. Il résulte du vote de la loi XXVI de 1949, qui transforme les localités de la proche périphérie de Budapest en arrondissements. En rattachant 7 villes et 16 villages à l'ancien Budapest, sa superficie est passée de 207 km² à 525 km², le nombre de ses habitants de 1,05 million à 1,6 million et le nombre des districts de 14 à 22, devenant ainsi la septième métropole d’Europe à son époque. (fr) |
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| rdfs:comment | Le Grand Budapest (en hongrois : Nagy-Budapest) est un concept territorial désignant le nouveau périmètre de Budapest après son élargissement le 1er janvier 1950. Il résulte du vote de la loi XXVI de 1949, qui transforme les localités de la proche périphérie de Budapest en arrondissements. En rattachant 7 villes et 16 villages à l'ancien Budapest, sa superficie est passée de 207 km² à 525 km², le nombre de ses habitants de 1,05 million à 1,6 million et le nombre des districts de 14 à 22, devenant ainsi la septième métropole d’Europe à son époque. (fr) Greater Budapest is the name of Budapest in its present, extended size, as it was created by the Law No. XXVI of 1949 passed on December 15, 1949 and it came into force on January 1, 1950. By attaching 7 towns and 16 villages to the former Budapest, its area enlarged from 207 km² to 525 km² (154%), the number of its inhabitants increased from 1.05 million to 1.6 million (52%), and the number of the districts augmented from 14 to 22 (57%), thus becoming the seventh metropolis of Europe in its time. (en) |
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