Rauseni

Rauseni is a commune in Botosani County, Moldova, Romania, together with the villages Doina, Pogorăşti, Răuseni, Rediu and Stolniceni. The commune of Răuseni is documented on December 14, 1433. Originally, the commune turned into named Comandareşti, in step with the locality with the equal call. The coat of hands of the commune become accredited by using Government Decision no. 273 of 23 April 2014 and consists of a triangular shield with rounded, cut-away edges. In the top discipline, on a crimson historical past, there may be a silver girulette. The lower area is keen on silver and azure in six pieces.

The defend is stamped via a silver mural with a crenellated tower. According to the census performed in 2011, the populace of the commune of Ruseeni amounts to 2,817 inhabitants, decreasing compared to the previous census in 2002 whilst there were 2,983 inhabitants. Most of the population are Romanian. For 2,31% of the population, ethnicity is unknown. From the confessional point of view, maximum of the population are Orthodox. For 2,31% of the population, confessional membership is unknown.