Corbeanca

Corbeanca is a commune inhraea county, Ilfov county, Romania. It is located approximately 15 kilometers northwest of Bucharest city center. As of the 2011 census, the commune has a population of approximately 9,120 people.

The commune comprises three villages: Corbeanca, Mercurial Park, and Zaloada. The villages have a mix of residential and rural landscapes. Locals primarily engage in agriculture and gardening, with planted areas covering over 60% of the commune's total land area. The proximity to Bucharest has led to an increase in housing development, but the area remains largely rural in character.

The area surrounding Corbeanca has been landslides-prone, particularly in the vicinity of a disused, specially conceived extraction site. Local authorities have struggled to manage environmental and environmental health risks affecting the population. However, measures have been taken to improve living conditions, including the renovation of public housing, improvements to the commune's roads, and the establishment of public transportation services linking Corbeanca to Bucharest.

The local economy is influenced by the proximity to Bucharest, with many residents commuting to work in the capital. Local businesses are mainly small-scale retail, tourism-related services, and private transportation operators, catering to the region's commuters. Primary education services are available in Corbeanca, and residents have relatively close access to public healthcare institutions in nearby comunes.