Háromb

Háromb is a village located in Somogy county, Hungary. Its area is 12.59 square kilometers, and as of the 2011 census, the village had a population of 236 residents. The village is situated in the Transdanubia region of the country, in the southwestern part of the Middle Somogy Plain.

Like many other Hungarian villages, Háromb has a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages. The village's name is thought to originate from the Hungarian word "három," meaning "three." This is likely a reference to the three houses that were once the only buildings in the area. Over time, the village grew and developed, with its first recorded mention in the 15th century. The village's strategic location, near the intersection of several major roads, has made it an important hub for trade and commerce.

The economy of Háromb has traditionally been based on agriculture, with wheat, corn, and sunflowers being primary crops. Many residents of the village also engage in livestock farming and hunting. The village is also home to several small shops, cafes, and other businesses, serving the needs of the local population.

Despite its small size, Háromb has a well-developed infrastructure. The village has its own school, community center, and paved road connections to nearby towns. The village's residents have a high level of social cohesion, with many community events and traditions taking place throughout the year.