Úca

Úca is a village located in the county of Somogy in Hungary. It is situated in the southwestern part of the county, relatively close to the border with Croatia. The landscape around Úca is characterized by rolling hills and agricultural land, typical of the region.

The history of Úca, like many Hungarian villages, is rooted in medieval settlements. Over centuries, it has evolved as an agricultural community. Its administrative status has changed throughout Hungarian history, but it has generally remained a small, rural settlement.

The primary economic activity in Úca has traditionally been agriculture, with local inhabitants cultivating crops and raising livestock. In recent decades, like many rural areas in Hungary, Úca has faced challenges related to population decline and the need to adapt its economy. Tourism in the broader Somogy region, often focused on natural attractions and thermal baths, may offer some indirect economic benefits.

Úca is served by local road networks connecting it to nearby towns and villages. Public transportation options are likely limited, typical of smaller rural communities. The village has a basic infrastructure, including a local council and essential services. The community life in Úca is centered around its residents and local traditions.