Üsküp

Üsküp is a village located in the Söğüt district of Bilecik Province, Turkey. It is situated in the Marmara Region of the country. The village has a history that predates the Ottoman Empire, with evidence of early settlements in the area.

The economy of Üsküp is primarily based on agriculture, with residents cultivating crops such as wheat, barley, and various fruits and vegetables. Some villagers are also involved in animal husbandry. The natural surroundings of Üsküp offer opportunities for rural tourism, although it is not yet a major tourist destination. The village has a mosque, a primary school, and a small local market that serves the needs of the community.

Historically, Üsküp was a small agricultural settlement that gradually grew over time. Its strategic location, though not on a major transport route, has allowed it to maintain its rural character. The population of Üsküp has seen fluctuations typical of many rural Turkish villages, with some migration to larger urban centers for work and education. Efforts are ongoing to preserve the traditional architecture and lifestyle of the village. The local administration focuses on improving infrastructure and supporting the agricultural sector to ensure the village's sustainability.