Mădăraş, Bihor

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Mădăraş (Hungarian: Madarász; Slovak: Madaras) is a four village-commune in Bihor County, Romania, 3 km away from Salonta, located nearby the Hungarian border - on the European road E671, and the Körös River canal. In 2002, it had 3,024 inhabitants. The Székely-inhabited villages of Csíkmadaras in Harghita County and Mezőmadaras in Mureş County are also called Mădăraş in Romanian.

It comprises the village of Homorog, and its Romanian Orthodox church - built in the 1830s, it is decorated with a valuable mural from the 1840s.


Localities in Bihor County, Romania
Towns:

Oradea | Salonta | Marghita | Beiuş | Aleşd | Valea lui Mihai | Ştei | Vaşcău | Nucet
Communes:

Abram | Abrămuţ | Aştileu | Auşeu | Avram Iancu | Balc | Batar | Biharia | Boianu Mare | Borod | Borş | Bratca | Brusturi | Budureasa | Buduslău | Bulz | Bunteşti | Cabeşti | Câmpani | Căpâlna | Carpinet | Cefa | Ceica | Cetariu | Cherechiu | Chislaz | Ciuhoi | Ciumeghiu | Cociuba Mare | Copăcel | Cristioru de Jos | Curătele | Curtuişeni | Derna | Diosig | Dobreşti | Drăgăneşti | Drăgeşti | Finiş | Girişu de Criş | Hidişelu de Sus | Holod | Husasău de Tinca | Ineu | Lăzăreni | Lazuri de Beiuş | Lugaşu de Jos | Lunca | Mădăraş | Magesti | Nojorid | Olcea | Oşorhei | Pietroasa | Pocola | Pomezeu | Popeşti | Răbăgani | Remetea | Rieni | Roşia | Săcădat | Săcueni | Salacea | Sălard | Sâmbata | Sânmartin | Sântandrei | Sârbi | Simian | Sinteu | Şoimi | Spinuş | Şuncuiuş | Suplacu de Barcău | Tarcaia | Tarcea | Tăuteu | Tetchea | Tileagd | Tinca | Tulca | Uileacu de Beiuş | Vadu Crişului | Vârciorog | Viişoara
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