- FC
Morkovice is a
Czech football club
located in
Morkovice-Slížany in the Zlín Region. It
currently plays in the
fifth tier of
Czech football. The club...
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Morkovice-Slížany is a town in Kroměříž
District in the Zlín
Region of the
Czech Republic. It has
about 3,000 inhabitants.
Morkovice-Slížany
consists of...
- na Hané (2,977) Dolní
Bousov (2,973)
Plasy (2,963) Slušovice (2,961)
Morkovice-Slížany (2,960) Sedlec-Prčice (2,942) Zákupy (2,937) Břidličná (2,931)...
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Marie Eleonora Tylová (1848–1868), actress,
buried in the
village of
Morkovice u Kroměříže Eliška Tylová (1850–1909),
governess and actress,
buried in...
- Mänttä and Vilp****,
merged in 2009
Morkovice-Slížany,
Czech town
composed of two
former muni****lities of
Morkovice and Slížany,
merged in 1960 Popești-Leordeni...
- 1.SK Prostějov B SK Uničov B FC Slušovice FK Luhačovice FC
Brumov FC
Morkovice FK Bystřice pod Hostýnem SK Boršice TJ
Sokol Nevšová FS
Napajedla TJ Štítná...
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Otrokovice Referee:
Sergiy Dankovskyy (Ukraine) 26
October 2012 FC
Morkovice,
Morkovice-Slížany Referee: Eiko Saar (Estonia) 26
October 2012
Areal Batov...
- Litenčice -
Loukov - Lubná -
Ludslavice -
Lutopecny -
Martinice - Míškovice -
Morkovice-Slížany - Mrlínek - Němčice - Nítkovice - Nová Dědina - Osíčko - Pacetluky...
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Krumlov (town; Znojmo) Moravský Písek (Hodonín) Moravský Žižkov (Břeclav)
Morkovice-Slížany (town; Kroměříž) Morkůvky (Břeclav) Mořice (Prostějov) Mořina...
- to Muno Line 257 from
Kyjov to Mutěnice Line 302 from
Nezamyslice to
Morkovice-Slížany Line 326 from Hostašovice to Nový Jičín Fodsporet, 40 km between...
