bèsze

Bèsze is a settlement located in the Rév Ballágdencz community, within the Nógrád County of northern Hungary. It is situated on the banks of the Fekete Szög stream, in close proximity to the Slovak border.

Geographically, Bèsze is nestled within the foothills of the Börzsöny Mountains, a hilly and relatively inaccessible region. The area surrounding the settlement is characterized by densely wooded lands and rolling hills, creating a diverse natural environment.

While limited information is available on the history of Bèsze, archaeological findings suggest that the region has been inhabited since prehistoric times. The village primarily consists of old, but well-maintained, stone buildings and is connected to the region's capital city via a minor road.

Small-scale agriculture continues to play a vital role in the local economy, with a large proportion of residents deriving income from working in the nearby forests or engaging in subsistence farming activities. Limited opportunities for employment exist due to the village's small population size and geographical isolation.

The Révkomárom community overall serves as the administrative center for nearby settlements such as Bèsze, Szelep, and Révkomárom proper. Nevertheless, there is no clear evidence of any central community building in or near Bèsze that has administrative or public functions. Where available, supplementary information and statistics about Bèsze and nearby villages are hampered by an overall lack of reliable data.