Görbeháza

Görbeháza is a village located in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county, Hungary. It is situated in the northeastern part of the country, within the Northern Great Plain region. The village's name, Görbeháza, translates loosely to "bent house" or "crooked house" in Hungarian, though its origin is not definitively known and may refer to historical geographical features or family names.

Historically, Görbeháza has been an agricultural community, with its economy primarily based on farming. Like many villages in the region, its development has been influenced by its geographical location and the broader socio-economic changes in Hungary over the centuries. The village has seen periods of growth and decline, reflecting the national demographic and economic trends.

The settlement's infrastructure includes basic public services and a local administration. The surrounding landscape is characteristic of the Great Plain, with fertile soil suitable for various crops. Görbeháza is accessible via local road networks connecting it to larger towns and cities in the county.

In terms of population, Görbeháza has experienced demographic shifts common to rural Hungarian settlements, including a gradual decrease in population in recent decades. The community is composed of residents who largely maintain traditional Hungarian customs and local dialects. The village's cultural life is often centered around local festivals and community gatherings. It remains a part of the administrative and cultural fabric of Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county.