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46°46′17″N 18°38′05″E / 46.77148°N 18.63461°E

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Cece
Large village
Flag Coat of arms
Cece Location of Cece, Hungary
Coordinates: 46°46′17″N 18°38′05″E / 46.77148°N 18.63461°E / 46.77148; 18.63461
Country	Hungary
County	Fejér
District	Sárbogárd
Area
• Total	58.84 km² (22.72 sq mi)
Population (2004)
• Total	2,821
• Density	47.94/km² (124.2/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC+1 ( CET)
• Summer ( DST)	UTC+2 ( CEST)
Postal code	7013
Area code	(+36) 25

Cece is a village in Fejér county, Hungary.

Famous residents

János Horváth (1921 - 2019), Hungarian economist, politician
László Kovács (1933 – 2007), Hungarian cinematographer
Gábor Varga (1968- ), Hungarian teacher, politician

External links

Media related to Cece at Wikimedia Commons

Official website in Hungarian
Street map (in Hungarian)

v t e Towns and villages of Sárbogárd District
Town (1)	Sárbogárd (district seat)
Large village (1)	Cece
Villages (10)	Alap Alsószentiván Hantos Igar Mezőszilas Nagylók Sáregres Sárkeresztúr Sárszentágota Vajta

v t e Fejér County
Cities with county rights	Dunaújváros Székesfehérvár (county seat)
Towns	Aba Adony Bicske Bodajk Csákvár Enying Ercsi Gárdony Martonvásár Mór Polgárdi Pusztaszabolcs Rácalmás Sárbogárd Velence
Large villages	Cece Előszállás Etyek Lajoskomárom Lepsény Mezőfalva Perkáta Sárosd Seregélyes Soponya Szabadbattyán
Villages	Alap Alcsútdoboz Alsószentiván Bakonycsernye Bakonykúti Balinka Baracs Baracska Beloiannisz Besnyő Bodmér Csabdi Csákberény Csókakő Csősz Csór Daruszentmiklós Dég Fehérvárcsurgó Felcsút Füle Gánt Gyúró Hantos Igar Iszkaszentgyörgy Isztimér Iváncsa Jenő Kajászó Káloz Kápolnásnyék Kincsesbánya Kisapostag Kisláng Kulcs Kőszárhegy Lovasberény Magyaralmás Mány Mátyásdomb Mezőkomárom Mezőszentgyörgy Mezőszilas Moha Nadap Nádasdladány Nagykarácsony Nagylók Nagyveleg Nagyvenyim Óbarok Pákozd Pátka Pázmánd Pusztavám Ráckeresztúr Sáregres Sárkeresztes Sárkeresztúr Sárkeszi Sárszentágota Sárszentmihály Söréd Sukoró Szabadegyháza Szabadhídvég Szár Tabajd Tác Tordas Újbarok Úrhida Vajta Vál Vereb Vértesacsa Vértesboglár Zámoly Zichyújfalu
Other topics	History Geography Government Economy Culture Tourism

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cece+hungary Latitude and Longitude:
46°46′17″N 18°38′05″E / 46.77148°N 18.63461°E

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Cece
Large village
Flag Coat of arms
Cece Location of Cece, Hungary
Coordinates: 46°46′17″N 18°38′05″E / 46.77148°N 18.63461°E / 46.77148; 18.63461
Country	Hungary
County	Fejér
District	Sárbogárd
Area
• Total	58.84 km² (22.72 sq mi)
Population (2004)
• Total	2,821
• Density	47.94/km² (124.2/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC+1 ( CET)
• Summer ( DST)	UTC+2 ( CEST)
Postal code	7013
Area code	(+36) 25

Cece is a village in Fejér county, Hungary.

Famous residents

János Horváth (1921 - 2019), Hungarian economist, politician
László Kovács (1933 – 2007), Hungarian cinematographer
Gábor Varga (1968- ), Hungarian teacher, politician

External links

Media related to Cece at Wikimedia Commons

Official website in Hungarian
Street map (in Hungarian)

v t e Towns and villages of Sárbogárd District
Town (1)	Sárbogárd (district seat)
Large village (1)	Cece
Villages (10)	Alap Alsószentiván Hantos Igar Mezőszilas Nagylók Sáregres Sárkeresztúr Sárszentágota Vajta

v t e Fejér County
Cities with county rights	Dunaújváros Székesfehérvár (county seat)
Towns	Aba Adony Bicske Bodajk Csákvár Enying Ercsi Gárdony Martonvásár Mór Polgárdi Pusztaszabolcs Rácalmás Sárbogárd Velence
Large villages	Cece Előszállás Etyek Lajoskomárom Lepsény Mezőfalva Perkáta Sárosd Seregélyes Soponya Szabadbattyán
Villages	Alap Alcsútdoboz Alsószentiván Bakonycsernye Bakonykúti Balinka Baracs Baracska Beloiannisz Besnyő Bodmér Csabdi Csákberény Csókakő Csősz Csór Daruszentmiklós Dég Fehérvárcsurgó Felcsút Füle Gánt Gyúró Hantos Igar Iszkaszentgyörgy Isztimér Iváncsa Jenő Kajászó Káloz Kápolnásnyék Kincsesbánya Kisapostag Kisláng Kulcs Kőszárhegy Lovasberény Magyaralmás Mány Mátyásdomb Mezőkomárom Mezőszentgyörgy Mezőszilas Moha Nadap Nádasdladány Nagykarácsony Nagylók Nagyveleg Nagyvenyim Óbarok Pákozd Pátka Pázmánd Pusztavám Ráckeresztúr Sáregres Sárkeresztes Sárkeresztúr Sárkeszi Sárszentágota Sárszentmihály Söréd Sukoró Szabadegyháza Szabadhídvég Szár Tabajd Tác Tordas Újbarok Úrhida Vajta Vál Vereb Vértesacsa Vértesboglár Zámoly Zichyújfalu
Other topics	History Geography Government Economy Culture Tourism

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