Hunedoara County ( rum. Judeţul Hunedoara ) is a Romanian county in the Transylvania region.
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| A country | Romania | ||
| Included in | West | ||
| Includes | 7 municipalities , 7 cities and 55 communes | ||
| Adm. Centre | Virgo | ||
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| Square | 7063 km² (9th place ) | ||
| Timezone | UTC + 2 | ||
| Population | |||
| Population | 396,253 [1] people ( 2011 ) ( 22nd place ) | ||
| Density | 56.1 people / km² (33rd place) | ||
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| ISO 3166-2 Code | RO-HD | ||
| Telephone code | +40 54 | ||
| Auto Code numbers | HD | ||
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Geography
On the territory of the County there are Dacian Fortresses in the Orastie Mountains , included in the UNESCO World Heritage List .
Population
In 2011, the population of the County was 396,253 people, the population density was 56.10 people / km² [1] The urban population in 2010 was 132,567 people (46.08%), the rural population was 155,111 people (53.92%) ) The male population in the same year was 140 863 people, the female - 237 888 people [2] .
Administrative Division
There are 7 municipalities , 7 cities and 55 communes in the County.
Municipalities
- Deva
- Hunedoara
- Brad
- Lupeni
- Orastie (Orăştie)
- Petroşani
- Vulcan
Cities
- Aninoasa
- Călan
- Joaju (Geoagiu)
- Haţeg
- Petrila
- Simeria (Simeria)
- Uricani
Commons
- Dobra, Romania
Famous Natives and Residents
- Paal, Laszlo (1846-1879) - Hungarian landscape painter and impressionist.