Illéskéd

Illéskéd is a locality within the Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county of Hungary. It is situated in the northern part of the county, near the Romanian border. Administratively, Illéskéd is part of the municipality of Vaja. The area is characterized by its rural landscape, typical of the northeastern Hungarian plains.

The history of Illéskéd is closely tied to the surrounding settlements and the broader historical development of the Szatmár region. Like many small Hungarian villages, its origins likely trace back to medieval times, though specific early records may be scarce. Over centuries, its population and economic activities would have been influenced by agricultural practices and the prevailing political and social conditions of the Hungarian Kingdom and later, Austria-Hungary.

The economy of Illéskéd has traditionally been based on agriculture. Farming and related activities have been the primary source of livelihood for its residents. The region's fertile land is conducive to various crops. In recent decades, like many rural areas, it may have experienced shifts in population and economic structure, with some residents seeking opportunities in larger towns or cities.

Access to Illéskéd is typically via local roads connecting it to the main transport network of the region. The nearest significant urban center providing a range of services is Vaja. The natural environment surrounding Illéskéd offers opportunities for those interested in rural tourism and experiencing the Hungarian countryside. Information regarding specific historical landmarks or notable institutions within Illéskéd itself is limited, underscoring its nature as a small, agricultural settlement.