Merisani

Merisani is a commune in Arges County, in southern imperative Romania. It consists of 9 villages: Borlesti, Brateasca, Capu Piscului, Crampotani, Dobrogostea, Malu Vanat, Merisani, Varzaru and Valcelele. Humans have inhabited the area that now belongs to the commune since the Neolithic. In the Middle Ages, the oldest written proof is from 1428. The church in Varzaru village was built around 1620. The reliable information from the 2002 Census indicates that the entire populace is of 4428 persons.

The majority are Romanians. The 2nd ethnic institution is the Romani humans. There are 5 humans with different nationalities. However, the representants of the Romani network say that the Romani populace is over 1200 humans. There are neighborhood assets, like oil, forests and huge lakes. There is likewise a camp that could assist traveler improvement. Merisani is taken into consideration, however, the poorest commune within the county. The predominant way to get to Merisani is via vehicle. There are a countrywide avenue and numerous county roads. The railway is the opposite get right of entry to manner, however trains are very uncommon.