Demoiss

Demoiss is a term referring to a small, rural commune in the Transcarpathian region of western Ukraine. The commune is situated in the administrative district of Vynohradivskyi Raion, within the Zakarpattia Oblast. As of the 2001 Ukrainian Census, the population of Demoiss was 4, 071 people.

Geographically, Demoiss lies in a mountainous area, near the Svidovec River. The commune is served by a network of local roads connecting it to nearby settlements. The local economy is primarily agricultural, with a focus on husbandry and crop farming. The villagers of Demoiss engage in traditional farming activities, including the cultivation of grains, fruits, and vegetables.

Demographically, the community of Demoiss is predominantly ethnically Ukrainian, with a smaller minority population of Hungarians and other ethnic groups. The town's residents adhere to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church's local variant, with service in the native dialect and traditions rooted in the local culture.

There is one community school in Demoiss, which provides compulsory education up to the age of 11. Optional education can be pursued in higher schools available in nearby towns and cities. Community and civic life are typically organized around local church and community events.

The commune's infrastructure comprises basic local government and service buildings, including a general medical clinic, a post office, and community shops, amenities, and accommodation. The overall environment is relatively remote and laid-back, surrounding the natural beauty of the specific location of Demoiss in the broader Zakparpatian region.