Secusigiu

Secusigiu is a collective in Arad County, Romania, is arranged in the north-western piece of the Vingai Plateau and it involves 17202 ha. It is made out of four towns: Munar Satu Mare, Sanpetru German and Secusigiu. As indicated by the 2002 registration the number of inhabitants in the cooperative checks 5838 occupants.

The primary narrative record of Secusigiu goes back to 1359. Munar was bore witness to documentarily in 1219, Satu Mare in 1333, while Sanpetru German in 1335. The economy of the collective depends on agribusiness, predominantly on developing of corn, maize, sunflower, grain, sugar-beet, tomato, watermelon and honeydew melon. The optional financial part is spoken to by sweet industry, individually by a segment of knitwear offering work for the most part for ladies.

The Natural park "Lunca Muresului", the booking called "Prundul Mare", the congregation worked in 1529, the Serb cloister arranged on the bank of the Mures River, 4 km from Munar, the congregation pulverized by the Turks and remade between 1776-1781 in Baroque style, the lake with white water-lily near the religious community, the limit stones in Munar, the Roman Catholic Church worked in 1774 and Saint Peter's Statue place up in the focal point of Sanpetru German are the most significant sights of the cooperative.