Leskovo is a village located in the municipality of Majdanpek, within the Bor District of eastern Serbia. Situated in the historical and geographical region of Timočka Krajina, the village is one of several rural settlements administered by the municipality of Majdanpek, which is known for its mining industry.
Geography and Location: Leskovo lies in the eastern part of Serbia, characterized by a hilly and forested landscape typical of the region. It is situated a certain distance from the town of Majdanpek, the administrative center of the municipality. The area is generally rural, with agricultural activities and forestry being common land uses. Its proximity to the Majdanpek municipality connects it to the wider infrastructure and services available in the region.
Demographics: According to the 2011 census, the village of Leskovo had a population of 178 inhabitants. Like many rural settlements in Serbia, Leskovo has experienced a long-term trend of population decline due to urbanization and out-migration, particularly among younger generations. The majority of its inhabitants are ethnically Serbs, reflecting the broader demographic composition of the Bor District.
Economy and Infrastructure: The economy of Leskovo is primarily based on agriculture, including small-scale farming and livestock breeding. Some residents may also commute to Majdanpek or other nearby towns for work, particularly in sectors related to mining or local services. Infrastructure in rural villages like Leskovo typically includes basic road access and connection to electricity and water supply systems, though services may be more limited compared to urban centers. The village contributes to the agricultural output of the Majdanpek municipality.