Délegyenes

Délegyenes is a village and municipality in Pest County, Hungary. It is situated in the central part of Hungary, approximately 30 kilometers south of Budapest. The area is characterized by its flat terrain and agricultural lands. The name Délegyenes is derived from the Hungarian words "dél" meaning south and "egyenes" meaning straight, possibly referring to its location or historical development.

The municipality encompasses several smaller settlements and a notable feature is the presence of numerous small lakes, which are popular for recreation, particularly fishing and swimming. These lakes are a significant natural attraction for the region. Délegyenes has a history that dates back to at least the 15th century, though its modern development has been influenced by its proximity to the capital city.

The primary economic activities in Délegyenes have traditionally been agriculture. In recent decades, like many surrounding areas of Budapest, it has seen an increase in its commuter population, with many residents working in the capital. The village offers basic amenities and services for its inhabitants. Public transportation connects Délegyenes to Budapest and other nearby towns, facilitating daily commutes and access to larger urban centers. The community is relatively small, fostering a close-knit atmosphere.