  komÃ¡rno (, colloquially rÃ©vkomÃ¡rom, ÃregkomÃ¡rom, Ãszak-komÃ¡rom, , ) is a town in slovakia at the confluence of the danube and the vÃ¡h rivers. komÃ¡rno was formed from part of a historical town in hungary situated on both banks of the danube. following world war i and the treaty of trianon, the border of the newly created czechoslovakia cut the historical, unified town in half, creating two new towns. the smaller part, based on the former suburb of ÃjszÅny, is in present-day hungary as komÃ¡rom (the historical hungarian town had the same name). komÃ¡rno and komÃ¡rom are connected by the elisabeth bridge, which used to be a border crossing between slovakia and hungary until border checks were lifted due to the schengen area rules. komÃ¡rno is slovakia's principal port on the danube. it is also the center of the hungarian community in slovakia, wh
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