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Cordun is a commune in Neamt County, Moldova, Romania, shaped via the villages of Cordun, Pildesti and Simionesti. At the give up of the 19th century, the commune changed into part of the Moldavian site of Roman County and consisted of Cordun and Simonesti villages, with 1386 population living in 306 houses.

There became a church and a blended faculty with 34 college students. At that point, on the modern territory of the commune there was additionally the village of Pildesti, consisting simplest of the village of house, with 803 population; There changed into a combined college with 54 students and a Catholic church in this network. The Socec Yearbook of 1925 marks the formation of the commune within the contemporary components, beneath the name of Simonesti, having the villages of Cordun, Pildesti and Simionisti with 3376 population and located in the equal net. The commune is located in the east of the county, at the left financial institution of the Moldova River, without delay northwest of the Roman municipality, wherein Moldova receives the waters of the Ciurlic tributary.