Iharas
Iharas is a commune situated in Buzău County, within the historical region of Moldavia in southeastern Romania. It lies in the northwestern part of the county at an elevation of about 200 to 300 metres above sea level. The commune is part of the Buzău plain and is drained by small valleys that feed into the Buzău River basin.
Administratively, Iharas is composed of six villages: Iharas, Dărmănești, Glod, Iașița, Silai, and Ștefănești. The village
According to the 2011 census, the population of the commune was 2,210, with a density of roughly
The local economy is largely agricultural, focusing on dry-grain cultivation, viticulture, and livestock breeding. Small craft
Iharas is known for its 18th‑century wooden church, St. George Orthodox Church, which is a notable monument