Ghindari

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Ghindari
Makfalva
Location of Ghindari
Location of Ghindari
Coordinates: 46°30′0″N 24°55′0″E / 46.5, 24.91667
Country Flag of Romania Romania
County Mureş County
Status Commune
Government
 - Mayor Vencel Zsigmond (Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania)
Population (2002)
 - Total 5,076
Time zone EET (UTC+2)
 - Summer (DST) EEST (UTC+3)


Ghindari or Makfalva (Romanian: Ghindari; Hungarian: Makfalva) is a commune in Mureş County, Romania comprising of 5 villages:

  • Abud/Székelyabod
  • Ceie/Cséje
  • Ghindari/Makfalva
  • Solocma/Szolokma
  • Trei Sate/Hármasfalu


  • In 2004, Chibed (Kibéd) broke away from Ghindari to form an independent commune.

[edit] Demographics

The commune has an absolute Székely Hungarian majority. According to the 2002 Census it has a population of 5,076 of which 97.75% or 2,068 are Hungarian.

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Rural Municipalities of Mureş County (alphabetical order by commune)
Acăţari • Adămuş • Albeşti • Aluniş • Apold • Aţintiş • Bahnea • Band • Batoş • Băgaciu • Băla • Bălăuşeri • Beica de Jos • Bereni • Bichiş • Bogata • Brâncoveneşti • Breaza • Ceuaşu de Câmpie • Cheţani • Chibed • Chiheru de Jos • Coroisânmărtin • Corunca • Cozma • Crăciuneşti • Crăieşti • Cristeşti • Cucerdea • Cuci • Daneş • Deda • Eremitu • Ernei • Fântântele • Fărăgău • Găleşti • Găneşti • Gheorghe Doja • Ghindari • Glodeni • Gorneşti • Grebenişu de Câmpie • Gurghiu • Hodac • Hodoşa • Ibăneşti • Iclănzel • Ideciu de Jos • Livezeni • Lunca • Lunca Bradului • Mădăraş • Măgherani • Mica • Miheşu de Câmpie • Nadeş • Neaua • Ogra • Papiu Ilarian • Pănet • Păsăreni • Petelea • Pogăceaua • Râciu • Răstoliţa • Ruşii-Munţi • Sâncraiu de Mureş • Sângeorgiu de Mureş • Sânger • Sânpaul • Sânpetru de Câmpie • Sântana de Mureş • Sărăteni • Saschiz • Solovăstru • Stânceni • Suplac • Suseni • Şăulia • Şincai • Tăureni • Valea Largă • Vânători • Vărgata • Vătava • Veţca • Viişoara • Voivodeni • Zagăr • Zau de Câmpie
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