Boróka

Boróka is a village located in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county, in the region of Northern Hungary.

The village has a varied landscape, with a mix of flat and hilly terrain. Its geographical location lies near the Sajó River, which flows through the village.

The Székely history is well-documented in the surrounding communities, with clear evidence of independent settlements. A significant characteristic of the area includes the chapel and old cemetery found in Boróka.

Boróka, along with other nearby settlements, has an old Saxon border location. Archaeological and historical data highlights the existence of early border settlements with an inimitable cultural character.

Emigration to the nearby cities and surrounding countries, especially to Canada in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, has had a considerable impact on the historical and current landscape of the area.

The most noticeable residual effect of this migration trend is the village's development. Relocating and city-based population absorption, developed and needed education, infrastructure, industries come up, including both creativity start-up and entire expert-hand industry.

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