Craidorolț
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Craidorolț ( , Hungarian pronunciation : ) is a commune of 2,130 inhabitants1 as of 2021, situated in Satu Mare County, Romania. It is composed of five villages: Craidorolț, Crișeni (Kőröstelep), Eriu-Sâncrai (Érszentkirály), Satu Mic (Érkisfalu), and Țeghea (Krasznacégény).
Craidorolț ( , Hungarian pronunciation : ) is a commune of 2,130 inhabitants as of 2021, situated in Satu Mare County, Romania. It is composed of five villages: Craidorolț, Crișeni (Kőröstelep), Eriu-Sâncrai (Érszentkirály), Satu Mic (Érkisfalu), and Țeghea (Krasznacégény).
Demographics
At the 2011 census, the commune had 2,215 inhabitants1; of those, 53% were Romanians, 24 Hungarians, 15% Roma, and 3% Ukrainians. Moreover, 55% had Romanian as first language, 37% Hungarian, and 3% Ukrainian. . At the 2021 census, Craidorolț had a population of 2,130, of which 52.72% were Romanians, 19.53% Hungarians, 19.15% Roma, and 3.05% Ukrainians.
Natives
Mircea Bolba (1961–2021), football player and manager Iuliu Coroianu (1847–1927), lawyer and activist
References
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