Liekovej

Liekovej is a village located in the western part of Ukraine. It is situated in the Lviv Oblast, approximately 30 kilometers north of the city of Lviv. The village lies near the Liube River and has a relatively small population.

The etymology of the name Liekovej is unclear, but it is believed to have originated from the Ukrainian word "lieko" meaning "ice" or "frozen water". This may refer to the presence of ice on the nearby river during the winter months. However, this theory is not universally accepted and the true origins of the name remain speculative.

Liekovej is a rural area with a predominantly agricultural economy. The village is connected to the surrounding towns and cities through a network of roads and highways. While there are limited services available in the village, nearby towns offer a range of amenities including shopping centers, schools, and medical facilities.

The local culture is significantly influenced by Ukrainian traditions and customs. Festivals and celebrations such as the Lviv cultural festival and local folk events take place in the surrounding area. Liekovej also has historical significance, with nearby sites, such as the medieval castle in the city of Lviv, attracting tourists and history enthusiasts.

The village is administered by the Lviv Council and is part of the Podgortskyi rural community. Residents of the village enjoy access to public services such as law enforcement, healthcare, and education.