Izkliede

Izkliede is a small village located in the Ogre municipality of Latvia. It was incorporated into the Ogre municipality in 2009, following administrative reforms in Latvia. Prior to this, the village was part of the Sunakste Parish.

Located on the right bank of the Daugava River, Izkliede has a relatively small size, but its location makes it an important part of the regional landscape. The village is situated in a flat, largely agricultural area with fertile soil, making it suitable for farming and other agricultural activities.

The village has a relatively small population, mostly composed of ethnic Latvians. Izkliede has been an agricultural community for centuries, with most residents engaged in farming and related activities. Over the years, the village has developed a reputation for its skilled farmers and agricultural practices, which have contributed to the overall economic stability of the region.

In recent years, the village has undergone some development, with the construction of new residential and public buildings, including a school and a community center. However, Izkliede remains a small and relatively isolated community, with most inhabitants relying on neighboring towns and cities for services and amenities.

The village's economic activities are mainly focused on agriculture, although some residents are employed in nearby factories and industrial complexes. Izkliede's remote location and limited access to amenities make it difficult for the village to attract new businesses and investment, but it remains an important part of the surrounding region's cultural and economic heritage.