Mogosoaia

Mogosoaia is a commune in Ilfov County, Muntenia, Romania, formed handiest from the village of house of the identical name. At the end of the 19th century, the Mogosoaia village, with 647 inhabitants, turned into part of the Bucoveni commune, of which Chitila, Buftea, Oradea and different localities also belonged. The village had a blended college with 23 college students and an Orthodox church the church of St. George close to the palace. In 1925, Bucoveni commune became Buftea-Bucoveni's house.

In 1950, the village of Mogosoaia was covered in Grivita Rosie district of the republican metropolis of Bucharest, and in 1968 it become organized as a stand-alone commune with the fame of suburban commune of Bucharest. In 1981, the commune was subordinated to the Ilfov Agricultural Sector, subordinated to Bucharest Municipality, which in 1998 became Ilfov County. The commune is placed within the western a part of the county, northwest of Bucharest, on the left bank of the Colentina river, which paperwork the Chitila and Mogosoaia lakes close to the commune. It is crossed by means of the countrywide avenue DN1A, which connects Bucharest to Ploiesti through Buftea, the street which at the south-jap boundary of the commune, with Bucharest, intersects with the hoop avenue of this metropolis.