Salva, Bistrița-Năsăud

Salvatore (Hungarian Szálva ) is a municipality in the district of Bistrita-Nasaud in Romania.

Location

Salvation lies in the north of Transylvania, about 6 km west of the small town Năsăud at the mouth of the river Sălăuţa in the Great Somes.

History

Salvatore was first documented in 1245.

Population

In the town almost exclusively live Romanians. In the 2002 census, known from the then 2972 inhabitants, four to the Hungarian and the German nationality.

Economy

In Salva there are production sites for the plastics and textiles production.

Traffic

By Salva runs the national road (drum National) DN 17D, branches off to the north, the National Road 17C direction Sighetu Marmaţiei from.

At the southern end of the village closest train station. Salvation is an important railway hub in northern Romania. Here runs the railway line Beclean pe Somes Rodna Veche -, the railway line Salva- Viseu de Jos branches from the in place.

Attractions

• High above Salvation lies just outside on a mountainside, the monastery Izvorul Tămăduirii.

Gallery

Church in the town center

Coming from Năsăud, has this sign points to the Monastery

View of the Monastery

View of the station complex. On the left is the used area. The railway line Salva- Viseu de Jos ends here

On the right side of the old railway station, which is no longer used

View of the railway track to the northeast. Rear turn left the railway line Salva- Viseu de Jos to Sighetu Marmaţiei from right out the tracks after Năsăud

View from the railway crossing to the north on the KBS 409

Fountain in front of the station building

Look in the office of the Dispatcher