Zimandu Nou

Zimandu Nou is a commune positioned in Arad County, Romania, is located in the Aradului Plateau and it stretches over 7430 hectares. The first documentary record of Zimandu Nou dates again to 1913. Andrei Șaguna became attested documentarily in 1855, whilst Zimandcuz in 1743. Zimandu Nou is a village placed inside the north of Arad City the capital of Arad County on the principle road to Oradea. Zimandu Nou was founded in 1853 on the Zimand puszta. Area: 74,3 km2. Population: four,489.

The installing of the Habsburg rule marks the beginning of city planning in Arad City. German colonists and the Serb frontier defend troops essentially contributed to this. The maps drawn by way of the center of the 18th century show 4 sectors of the city: the citadel, the withdrawal vicinity, the "German city" and the "Serb town". Evolution of town making plans stopped in 2nd 1/2 of the century. There are to fundamental reasons to this: the Serb emigration to Russia and, more important, the orders coming from Vienna that interdicted any production near the antique fort.