Neamț district

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Location of Neamț County in Romania
Map of the Neamț district
Coat of arms of the Neamț district
Coat of arms of the Neamț district, at the time of real socialism
Coat of arms of the Neamț district, in the interwar period

Neamț [ ˈneamts ] ( pronunciation ? / I ) is a Romanian district ( Județ ) in the Moldova region with the district capital Piatra Neamț . The license plate number and the common abbreviation for the circle is NT. Neamț means “German”. Audio file / audio sample

The county Neamt borders in the north and in the north-west of the Suceava County , in the east to the Iaşi County , in the southeast of the Vaslui county , in the south of the county Bacau and in the west to the Harghita county .

Demographics

In 2002 the district had 557,084 inhabitants and a population density of 99 inhabitants per km².

In 2011, the Neamț district had 470,766 inhabitants with a population density of around 80 inhabitants per km².

geography

The district has a total area of ​​5896 km², which corresponds to 2.47% of the area of ​​Romania. In the west of the Neamț district is the Ceahlău Mountains , a part of the Eastern Carpathian Mountains .

Some of the famous monasteries in the Vltava region are located in Neamț County, including a. the monastery of Neamț .

cities and communes

The Neamț district officially consists of 393 localities. Five of them have the status of a city, 78 that of a municipality and the rest are administratively assigned to cities and municipalities.

Biggest places

City / municipality population
Piatra-Neamț ( German  Kreuzburg an der Bistritz , Hungarian Karácsonkő ) 85,055
Roman (dt. Romanvarasch , clothes. Románvásár ) 50,713
Târgu Neamț (Hungarian Németvásár ) 18,695
Săbăoani (Hungarian Szabófalva ) 09,901
Roznov 08,593
Pipirig 08,372
Răuceşti 07,781
Vânători-Neamț 07,595
Doljeşti 07,220
Borleşti 06,938
Dumbrava Roșie 06,759
Bicaz (Hungarian Békás ) 06,543
Tămășeni 06,493
Cordun 06.333
Borca 06,148
Horia 05,826
(As of October 20, 2011)

See also

Web links

Commons : Kreis Neamț  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b 2011 census in Romania at citypopulation.de