CsongrádCsanád

CsongrádCsanád is a county in southern Hungary, located in the Southern Great Plain region. It was formed in 2020 by the merger of the former Csongrád and Csanád counties. The county seat is Szeged. CsongrádCsanád borders Serbia to the south and Romania to the east. It is the second-largest county in Hungary by area and has a population of approximately 400,000 people.

The county is characterized by its flat landscape, with extensive plains and fertile agricultural land. The Tisza River, Hungary's second-longest river, flows through the county, playing a significant role in its geography and economy. Important cities and towns within CsongrádCsanád include Szeged, Hódmezővásárhely, Szentes, and Makó. These settlements have a rich history and serve as centers for administration, culture, and commerce.

Agriculture is a dominant sector in CsongrádCsanád, with a focus on grain production, vegetables, fruits, and livestock. The fertile soil and favorable climate contribute to the region's agricultural output. The county also has a developing industrial sector, particularly in food processing and manufacturing. Tourism is another growing area, with attractions such as the thermal baths in Szeged and the natural landscapes along the Tisza River.

Historically, the region has been inhabited for centuries, with evidence of settlements dating back to ancient times. It was part of the Kingdom of Hungary and later faced periods of Ottoman and Habsburg rule. The administrative boundaries have evolved over time, leading to the recent formation of CsongrádCsanád county. The county's cultural heritage is a blend of Hungarian traditions, influenced by its historical interactions with neighboring regions and peoples.