Hungary demanded territories up to and including a line defined by Devín (Hungarian: "Dévény"), Bratislava ("Pozsony"), Nitra ("Nyitra"), Tlmače ("Garamtolmács"), Levice ("Léva"), Lučenec ("Losonc"), Rimavská Sobota ("Rimaszombat"), Jelšava ("Jolsva"), Rožňava ("Rozsnyó"), Košice ("Kassa"), Trebišov ("Tőketerebes"), Pavlovce nad Uhom ("Pálóc"), Uzhhorod (, Hungarian: "Ungvár"), Mukacheve ("Mukačevo", "Munkács"), and Vinogradiv ("Nagyszőlős"). The territory was 14,106 km2 (with 12,124 km2 in Slovakia and 1,982 km2 in Carpathian Ruthenia). It included 1,346,000 citizens (1,136,000 in Slovakia, 210,000 in Carpathian Ruthenia). According to the last census, 678,000 of them declared other than Hungarian nationality (553,000 in Slovakia, 125,000 in Carpathian Ruthenia) in 1930.