Darıbükü is a village located in the İhsangazi district of Kastamonu Province, Turkey. Situated in the Western Black Sea region, the settlement is an established administrative unit within the Turkish rural system.
Geography and Climate The village is situated in a region characterized by the rugged and forested terrain typical of the Kastamonu province. The area experiences a climate that transitions between the oceanic climate of the Black Sea coast and the continental climate of the Central Anatolian plateau, resulting in significant annual precipitation and moderate seasonal temperatures.
Economy and Infrastructure The primary economic activities in Darıbükü are centered on agriculture and livestock farming. Given the local geography, forestry also plays a role in the regional economy. Infrastructure in the village includes basic utilities, and transportation is maintained through local road networks that connect the settlement to the İhsangazi district center.
Administration Darıbükü is governed by a village headman (muhtar), representing the lowest level of local government in Turkey. It falls under the administrative jurisdiction of the İhsangazi District Governorship and the Kastamonu Governor's Office. Population and demographic data are periodically recorded by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK).
