Iernut

Iernut is a town located in Mureș County, Romania. Situated in the Transylvanian Plateau, it lies on the Mureș River, which has historically been a significant factor in the region's development. The town's administrative territory also includes several villages: Bobicesti, Cistei, Dedesti, Dosu, Glogovaz, Horezu, Iernut, Racileanca, Serbesti, Slobozia, and Trestia.

The history of Iernut dates back to medieval times. Archaeological findings suggest settlements in the area from earlier periods. The town's strategic location along the Mureș River made it a point of interest for trade and defense throughout different eras.

Economically, Iernut has a mixed profile. Historically, agriculture played a crucial role in the local economy, a practice that continues to some extent. In more recent times, industrial activities have also been established in and around the town. The presence of natural resources in the surrounding area has also influenced its economic development.

Iernut is connected to the wider region through its road and rail infrastructure. The Mureș River itself has also been a means of transport in the past, though its significance in this regard has diminished with the development of other transportation methods. The town serves as a local administrative and economic center for the surrounding villages.