Árkokkal

Árkokkal is a placename found in Hungary. Specifically, it refers to a cadastral area and a former village located in the Veszprém County, within the Bakony region. The name itself, "árkokkal," translates to "with ditches" in Hungarian, suggesting the historical landscape may have featured prominent drainage or defensive ditches.

Historically, Árkokkal was an independent settlement. However, over time, like many smaller rural communities, it was merged with a larger neighboring municipality. Today, Árkokkal is administratively part of the village of Városlőd. The area retains its distinct geographical identity as a cadastral unit. While the former village structure may no longer be evident as a separate entity, the name Árkokkal persists in geographical and administrative contexts. The landscape around Árkokkal is characterized by the rolling hills and forests typical of the Bakony Mountains, a significant natural region in western Hungary. Its history is intertwined with the broader settlement patterns and land use of Veszprém County.