Bloresti

Bloresti is a commune and village located in the Bihor County in the northwestern part of Romania. The commune is situated near the city of Oradea and is part of the city's metropolitan area.

Geographically, Bloresti is nestled in the valley of the Șemlac river, at an elevation of approximately 100 meters above sea level. The climate in the area is temperate with warm summers and mild winters. The region is characterized by fertile soil, which makes it suitable for agriculture. The primary crops grown in the area include wheat, corn, and sunflowers. The commune also has significant forests, primarily consisting of oak, beech, and pine trees.

The population of Bloresti as of the 2011 census was approximately 950 residents, with the majority identifying as ethnic Romanians. The community is predominantly rural, with agriculture and forestry serving as the primary sources of employment. The commune has a well-developed infrastructure, including paved roads, public transportation, and access to utilities such as electricity, water, and sanitation.

The local economy is relatively stable, with residents often supplemented by seasonal work in the nearby city of Oradea. Completing primary education is near universal, and the commune has a community center that hosts cultural events and activities for its residents. Overall, Bloresti represents a typical rural community in northwestern Romania, characterized by its rich agricultural lands and close-knit residents.