Sic, Cluj

The commune has 2,764 inhabitants, of which 95.99% identify as ethnic Hungarians, 3.67% as ethnic Romanians, and 0.25% as Roma. By religion, 74.98% are Hungarian Reformed, 6.6% Roman Catholics and 3.74% Romanian Orthodox.

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Atlasul localităţilor judeţului Cluj (Cluj County Localities Atlas), Suncart Publishing House, Cluj-Napoca, ISBN 973-86430-0-7

v • d • e Municipalities, cities, and communes in Cluj County, Romania

Urban	Cluj-Napoca • Câmpia Turzii • Dej • Gherla • Huedin • Turda

Rural	Aghireşu • Aiton • Aluniş • Apahida • Aşchileu • Baciu • Băişoara • Beliş • Bobâlna • Bonţida • Borşa • Buza • Căianu • Călăraşi • Călăţele • Cămăraşu • Căpuşu Mare • Căşeiu • Cătina • Câţcău • Ceanu Mare • Chinteni • Chiuieşti • Ciucea • Ciurila • Cojocna • Corneşti • Cuzdrioara • Dăbâca • Feleacu • Fizeşu Gherlii • Floreşti • Frata • Gârbău • Geaca • Gilău • Iara • Iclod • Izvoru Crişului • Jichişu de Jos • Jucu • Luna • Măguri-Răcătău • Mănăstireni • Mărgău • Mărişel • Mica • Mihai Viteazu • Mintiu Gherlii • Mociu • Moldoveneşti • Negreni • Pălatca • Panticeu • Petreştii de Jos • Ploscoş • Poieni • Râşca • Recea-Cristur • Săcuieu • Sănduleşti • Săvădisla • Sâncraiu • Sânmartin • Sânpaul • Sic • Suatu • Tritenii de Jos • Tureni • Ţaga • Unguraş • Vad • Valea Ierii • Viişoara • Vultureni

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