Kiíró

Kiíró is a village located in the Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county of Hungary. According to the 2011 Hungarian census, the village has a population of approximately 134 residents. The area of the village is about 5.77 square kilometers, making it one of the smaller settlements in the region.

The local economy is primarily based on agriculture, with a focus on wheat, sunflower, and corn production. Additionally, several residents are employed in local services, such as food processing and crafts. The village has an established infrastructure, including a shop, a post office, and a church.

Surrounding Kiíró are other small villages and towns, with the nearest major settlement being the city of Vásáros-Ndál. The area is predominantly rural, with rolling hills and vast fields. Kékcse Lake is a nearby site often visited by locals for fishing and recreational activities.

Historical records indicate that Kiíró has existed as a settlement for centuries, with mentions dating back to the 1100s. Its current configuration has undergone several changes over the years due to natural disasters, wars, and economic shifts. In comparison to its peaked population in the early 20th century, Kiíró's population has continued to decline due to out-migration and urbanization.

The village's name is derived from a Hungarian surname, with 'író' meaning writer. It's worth noting that the Kanizsai family have been mentioned in association with the village since the 1300s.