Milisauti

Milisauti is a city in Suceava County, northeastern Romania. It is located in the historic place of Bukovina. Milisauti is the fifteenth biggest city settlement inside the county, with a populace of 4,958 population, consistent with the 2011 census. It changed into d a metropolis in 2004, along side seven other localities in Suceava County.

The metropolis administers the former village of Badeuti which became a neighborhood in 2004 and Gara and Lunca with the fame of associated villages. Iaslovat village became additionally part of Milisauti until 2002, while it turned into cut up off to shape a separate commune. The locality was known as Emil Bodnaras from 1976 to 1996. Milisauti is placed at the banks of Suceava River and it's miles especially close to the city of Radauti 8 km away. Despite being a metropolis, the primary career of the local people is agriculture. Milisauti is understood for its production of cabbage and cucumber.