Széktó

Széktó is a village located in the Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county of Hungary. Situated in the northeastern part of the country, it is part of the historical region of Szatmár. The name Széktó is believed to derive from the Hungarian word "szék," which refers to a type of chair or seat, possibly indicating a place where people gathered or sat. Another interpretation suggests a connection to wetlands or marshy areas, given the prevalence of such landscapes in the region.

The village has a predominantly agricultural character, with its economy historically tied to farming and related activities. Like many rural communities in Hungary, Széktó has experienced demographic shifts over time. Its geographical location places it in an area known for its fertile plains and a rich cultural heritage influenced by its proximity to the borders of Romania and Ukraine.

The local community preserves certain folk traditions and customs characteristic of northeastern Hungary. The architectural style of older buildings in Széktó often reflects the vernacular building practices of the region. Information regarding specific historical events or prominent figures associated with Széktó is limited in readily available public records, suggesting a primarily local and community-focused history. The village serves as a residential area for its inhabitants, with access to basic services and infrastructure typical of a small Hungarian settlement.