Urnákba

Urnákba is a small village located in the Zala County of southwestern Hungary. It is situated in a rural area, characterized by rolling hills and agricultural land. The village's name, "urnákba," is believed to have Slavic origins, though its exact etymology is subject to debate among historians.

Historically, urnákba's economy has been primarily based on agriculture. Like many villages in the region, its residents have traditionally relied on farming for their livelihood. Over time, the village has seen shifts in population, a common trend in many rural Hungarian communities.

The local infrastructure in urnákba includes essential services such as a community center and a small shop. Religious life is centered around the village's church. The surrounding landscape offers opportunities for outdoor activities, appealing to those seeking a tranquil environment.

The administrative governance of urnákba falls under a local council, which manages the village's affairs and services. Its proximity to larger towns allows residents access to broader amenities and employment opportunities. The cultural identity of urnákba is shaped by its long-standing traditions and its connection to the broader Hungarian heritage.