had four houses. In 1571 Felső Arnas had two and Alsó Arnas had seven households. It was uninhabited and belonged to Zsigmond Széchényi between 1726 and 1733. Tarnóczagyöngyös Tarnóczagyöngyös was formerly known as Györgyös as belonged to the Mérey and Lengyel families. From 1733 it was the possession of Zsigmond Széchényi. Tarcsa Tarcsa-puszta was also a medieval village which perished. The Ottoman tax register of 1554 lists 12 houses there, in 1571 37 houses. Fáni-major, Feri-major, Kistarnócza-puszta, Vadas-puszta, Antal-major, Pusztamalom belonged to Tarcsa. Vukovár There was also a village with the same name before Turkish times. Its residents flew to the forests and established smaller farms. Szentmihály In the papal tithe register of 1332-1337 it can be found as Szent-Mihály and in 1536 tax register as Barcsi-Szent-Mihály. Economy Besides tourism the production sector has also a significant share in the town's economy. There are several production facilities of companies like the Hungarian dairy producer Dráva Tej, the wood producers Dráva Fabrika, DRÁVA Faipari Művek (est. 1878) and Magyar Plan (owned by the Italian FLORIAN GROUP), the Hungarian joinery manufacturer H-fa, the Hungarian communal machine producer Seres, the Hungarian meat producer Dráva Natura, the German-Hungarian industrial machine manufacturer AVERMANN-HORVÁTH, the Hungarian container producer Barcs Metál and the Hungarian electric network manufacturer Transzkábel. Main sights Roman Catholic church – built between 1814 and 1821 Széchenyi Mansion and its 3 ha park – built in 1875, located in Somogytarnóca Jégmadár tourist boat – starts on every Sunday at 2 pm and travels 90 minutes on the River Drava showing the nature around the river Dráva Museum – established in 1979, museum of the cultural and historical heritage of the people living in Inner Somogy and along the River Drava Chapel of the Széchényi family – built in 1907 Old juniper – protected since 1974 Spa and Recreational Centre of Barcs – 55 °C water rich in NaHCO3 from 1317 m deep. It is used to heal muscular problems and inflammation. Old Jewish cemetery Kremsier Mansion in Belcsapuszta Tree of Patkó Bankdi, the famous Hungarian betyár Mermaid sculpture by László Komáromi Notable people Pál Losonczi (1919–2005), politician, President of the Presidential Council of the Hungarian People's Republic Ottó Karvalics (born 1947), politician, mayor of Barcs (since 2010) Katalin Szili (born 1956), politician, speaker of the National Assembly László Berényi (born 1961), politician Béla Koplárovics (born 1981), footballer Krisztián Koller (born 1983), footballer Media HÍD