Radauti

Radauti is a town in Suceava County, north-eastern Romania. It is located in the ancient location of Bukovina. Radauti is the 4th largest city agreement inside the county, with a population of 22,a hundred forty five population, in line with the 2011 census. It turned into d a municipality in 1995, along with other towns in Suceava County: Falticeni and Campulung Moldovenesc. Radauti covers a place of 32,30 km² and it was the capital of former Radauti County.

The point out of Radomir's village as part of a assessment of boyar belongings in the location in a 1392 fil is typically believed to be the town's first point out, and indication of the origin of the name Radauti other theories country that the settlement had its origins in earlier durations, and that the name is a Slavic-inspired by-product of the Latin word Rottacenum, as allegedly used by squaddies within the Roman garrison in Siret. The oldest mention of Radauti as such dates from 1413, in a file issued by using Moldavian Prince Alexandru cel Bun.