Sejkov

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Sejkov (Hungarian: Székó) is a small village and municipality in eastern Slovakia. It lies in the Sobrance District of the Košice Region.

The village was first mentioned in 1412. It sits at 116 metres above sea level and covers 7.02 square kilometres. As of December 31, 2024, about 197 people live there.

Key facts:
- Location: Košice Region, Sobrance District, Slovakia. Coordinates: 48.68°N, 22.23°E.
- Population and ethnicity (2021): 165 Slovaks; 18 not stated; 8 Ukrainians; 6 Romani; 5 Hungarians; 2 Czechs; 2 Rusyns.
- Religion (2021): 127 Roman Catholics; 35 Greek Catholics; 17 not stated; 8 Eastern Orthodox; 4 none; 1 Reformed.
- Postal code: 725 1; Area code: +421 56; Vehicle registration: SO (until 2022).
- Amenities: public library and a soccer pitch.
- Website: www.sejkov.sk.