SIRet

Siret may refer to several things, including a river, a town in Romania, and a French administrative identifier.

The Siret River is a major watercourse in Eastern Europe, flowing through Ukraine and Romania. It originates in the Carpathian Mountains and travels generally southeast to join the Danube. Along portions of its course, the river forms part of the border between Romania and Ukraine, and it passes through several towns and regions in both countries, including the Romanian town of Siret.

Siret is a town in Suceava County, Romania, located in the historical region of Bukovina. It sits on the Siret River and lies near the eastern border of the country. The town has historical significance dating back to medieval times and has served as a local administrative and cultural center within the region.

In France, SIRET refers to the Système d'identification du répertoire des établissements, a 14-digit identification number used to identify individual establishments. The SIRET number is composed of a 9-digit SIREN number, which identifies the legal entity, followed by a 5-digit NIC that identifies the specific establishment. It is widely used in administrative, tax, and social security processes to track business locations.