Gurasada

Gurasada is a commune in Hunedoara County, Romania. It is positioned on the center direction of the Mures River, in the northwestern a part of the county, at a distance of 28 km from county seat Deva. This vicinity is situated at the junction of the Transylvania and Banat ancient provinces. Its neighbours are the communes of Zam, Ilia Dobra, Burjuc. Gurasada has a floor of 98 km, representing 1.2% of the floor of Hunedoara County. Although its floor isn't always very big, an essential type of rocks elements may be found. The sort of the landform is one of the maximum interesting enchantment of this territory.

The lowest altitude is located next to the river, one hundred seventy m above sea stage. Gurasada is known for its churches: The church from Gurasada, the primary village, is an Orthodox one, and the painting from in the bell-tower is dated in 1765, within the 18th century, whilst the church become painted once more. This church is located on the principle road among Deva and Arad. There also are vintage church buildings in a few villages of Gurasada: the vintage church from Danulești, product of timber, the old church from Carmazanesti, the church from Gothatea, fabricated from wooden.