Piatra-Olt

Piatra-Olt is a metropolis in Olt County, Romania. The town administers 5 villages: Bistrita Noua, Criva de Jos, Criva de Sus, Enosesti and Piatra. The metropolis is an vital railway station and road intersection. The metropolis is on the North-Eastern end of the Romanati Plain. The average altitude is 100 to 120 meters. Despite the particularly excessive altitude and a massive range of valleis and easy hills, the aria is very good for agriculture.

The city is positioned close to the Olt River, on a terrace that protects it from floods. There are several dams on the river. There are some different small rivers, that occasionally dry up in summer, like Vaslui and Oltisor. They are all tributaries of the Olt and are fashioned near Piatra Olt. The main village, Piatra, is located near the teach station and expands to South-East. It is split into components: the eastern component and the western part, near the station, known as Gara. Enosesti is placed East from Piatra, on the 64 countrywide avenue and is the street get entry to way to Piatra.