Rona de Jos

Rona de Jos ( German sub Rohnen, Hungarian Alsóróna ) is a town in Maramureş County in Romania.

Location

The community is located near the Ukrainian border. The city Sighetu Marmaţiei situated about 12 km to the west.

History

The existence of Rona de Jos was first attested in a document from 1360, which bears the title of the noble family Tinavar.

Traffic

Through the village the national road (drum National) DN 18 connecting Sighetu Marmaţiei with Moiseja runs.

Infrastructure

There are four kindergartens and two schools.

Population

In the village live mainly Romanians. In the 2002 census, known from the then 2110 inhabitants, two to the Hungarian and Ukrainian nationality to eighteen. Twenty-one residents identified themselves as Gypsies.

Sight

In the village there is an old wooden church, built in 1665th

Gallery

Church

Old wooden church

Panorama

Town hall

The center