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Roztoky (Czech pronunciation: [ˈrostokɪ]; German: Rostok, older Rostock) is a small town in the Czech Republic. It is located on the Vltava River, just north of Prague, the country's capital. 7,719 inhabitants was registered as of January, 1st 2010, but the true number of citizens is probably higher due to a massive development of the town in recent years and the fact that many of new inhabitants have not registered their permanent residence here yet.

Population: 5,956

Latitude: 50° 09' 30.28" N
Longitude: 14° 23' 51.36" E

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