Bicaz Chei

Bicaz-Chei is a commune in Neamt county, Transylvania, Romania, including the villages of Barnadu, Bicaz-Chei, Gherman and Ivanes. At the give up of the nineteenth century, the territory of the commune changed into a part of the Kingdom of Hungary in Austro-Hungary, inside which it changed into rounded off to the Gheorgheni district of Ciuc County; the maps of the epoch mark the village of Gyorgyo-Bekas and Ivanyos.

In 1918, the commune became occupied by the Romanian army, and in 1920 the transition to Romania changed into formalized through the Treaty of Trianon. Thus, the Socec Yearbook of 1925 data it with the Romanian name of Bicaz, with a populace of 6994 inhabitants, inside the Tulghes net of Ciuc County, this commune which include the territory of the prevailing Bicazu Ardelean and Damuc. The most effective objective in Bicaz- Keys protected within the list of ancient monuments in Neamt County as a monument of nearby interest is the archaeological website online of Munticelu, wherein the lines of a settlement from the Upper Palaeolithic have been located.