Jogterülk

Jogterülk is a village located in Pest county, Hungary. It lies on the banks of the Danube River, near the towns of Szentendre and Vác. The village has a population of approximately 6,500 people and covers an area of about 22 square kilometers.

The name "Jogterülk" is derived from the Hungarian language and roughly translates to "willow island" or "willow strip". This likely refers to the presence of willow trees in the area, which are known to thrive along the Danube River.

Historically, Jogterülk has been an agricultural community, with farming and animal husbandry being the primary sources of income for its residents. The village has also long been associated with the fishing industry, with many residents engaging in fishing and fish processing.

In recent years, Jogterülk has experienced significant development and modernization, with the village becoming an attractive option for commuters working in nearby Budapest. The village has also seen the construction of new housing and infrastructure, such as roads and utility services.

Today, Jogterülk is a thriving community with a diverse population and a strong economy. Visitors to the area can enjoy scenic views of the Danube River, historic buildings, and traditional Hungarian cuisine. The village also hosts various cultural events and festivals throughout the year, showcasing local music, dance, and handicrafts.