Gropnita

Gropnita is a commune in Iasi County , Moldova , Romania , which includes the villages Bulbucani , Forasti , Gropnita, Malaesti , Saveni and Sangeri. At the stop of the nineteenth century, the commune turned into a part of the Copou site of Iasi County and consisted of the villages of Gropnita, Sangeri, Bulbucani, Forasti, Malaesti and Misesti, with a total of 2026 inhabitants. Three water generators, steam rooms, three church buildings, and a school functioned within the commune. The Socec Yearbook of 1925 statistics it within the Bahlui web site of the same county, with 2441 population inside the villages of Foresti, Gropnita-Bulbucani, Malaesti and Sangeri.

In 1950, the commune turned into transferred to the Harau rayon from the Iasi location . In 1968, she returned, in its present composition, to Iasi County , re-installed. The only objective in the village of Gropnita blanketed within the listing of ancient monuments in Iasi County , categorised as an architectural monument, is the "Assumption of the Virgin" church , constructed in 1830 and located inside the village of Gropnita.