nsimpleksi

N simplexki, also known as Monsac in Hungarian, is a village located in the Nógrád county of northern Hungary. It lies at an elevation of 192 meters above sea level and has a total population of approximately 868 people as of the 2011 census.

Nigrita simplexki is the name given to a novel species of nematode worm discovered in the region surrounding the village. The species was first described in a scientific paper in 2013, and its unique characteristics have made it a subject of interest for researchers in the field of biology.

Economy and Infrastructure

N simplexki has a predominantly agricultural economy, with several farms operating within the village. The local inhabitants are known to be skilled in farming and animal husbandry. The village is connected to nearby towns through a network of roads and public transportation. A post office and a few shops cater to the daily needs of the residents.

History

While the settlement has an ancient history dating back to the Middle Ages, the name “N simplexki” gained official recognition only during the 20th century. Until then it was more commonly referred to as Monsac, its Hungarian name. The village went through periods of population growth and decline throughout its history. During the 19th and early 20th centuries, mass emigration from Nigrita simplexki led to a significant decline in population.

Tourism and Cultural Significance

N simplexki is not a popular destination for tourists. However, its natural surroundings, as well as the stories associated with its history, contribute to its unique cultural relevance.