Moneasa

Moneasa is a commune in Arad County, Romania, is arranged at the foot of Codru-Moma Mountains. Its managerial surface stretches more than 6824 hectares and it is made out of two towns, Moneasa arranged at 102 km from Arad and Ranusa Kisrona. As per the 2002 statistics, the number of inhabitants in the collective checks 1056 occupants, out of which 97.7% are Romanians, 1.7% are Hungarians and 0.6% are of other or und nationalities. Hints of inhabitance on this zone going back to the paleolithic and neolithic have been found in the sinkholes called "Hoanca" and "Izoi".

The main narrative record of Moneasa goes back to 1597, while Rsnusa was first referenced in 1556. Moneta is one of the district's cooperatives that have high monetary potential. The misuse of dark and red marble, the springs of mineral waters with bicarbonate - calcic, sodic, oligomineral and semi-warm, valorized as of now in 1866, blundering and transformation of timber, just as the abuse of other touristic assets are the maintainers of the nearby economy. The collective's essential touristic spot is the Moneasa wellbeing resort. It is working throughout the entire year and it is suggested for treatment of various illnesses, fundamentally rheumatic ones, just as stomach related and gynecological inconveniences.