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Garaj Auto de mare dimensiune

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este un bloc de locuinte si nu PERLA

acum e spital municipal

proiectata de arh ionescu vladimir

corecie 2011

in 2011 s-a terminat podul sovata si s-a demo;at podul de pontoane

in 2010 s-a dublat podul densusianu

Santul de aparare al cetatii era alimentat printr-un canal cu apa termala din paraul Petea care nu ingheta nici in iernile cele mai aspre, asigurandu-i astfel o protectie sporita in caz de atac.

essers /centrum

Si actualmente al lui Dinamo Oradea

dispensarul nr.1

e vorba de fapt de Colegiul Tehnic "Mihai Viteazul"

http://csorione.ro/

Ioşia (Romanian pronunciation: [ˈjoʃia]; Hungarian: Őssi) is an outlying quarter (or district) in Oradea, Romania. It is a mix of both high-rise housing blocks built in Communist times as well as low-density housing. The quarter is an exurban environment - that is, in between a rural area and a suburban environment. It is located in the city's far southwest, and, although there is good infrastructure in terms of education, shopping, and, to some extent, transportation, the quarter still has a significant number of unpaved roads and country-style houses. Ioşia is usually divided into three areas: Ioşia Nord, Calea Aradului and between those two, Old Ioşia. Of the three areas of Ioşia, Ioşia Nord is the most developed, having 2 high schools, 1 kindergarten, 1 swimming pool, many supermarkets and a direct transportation line to the University of Oradea (being one of the two districts which have direct transportation to the University). It is also a beautiful place to take a walk, mainly because of the Crişul Repede river which separates Iosia Nord from the Rogerius district (beautiful at sunset). Calea Aradului, lying on the southern part of Oradea, is, as its name says, the way to Arad, another county in Romania. The Oradea Airport is located here, at the town exit. Ioşia Veche (Old = Vechi in Romanian) is entirely composed of houses, being the only one of the three areas with unpaved roads. The quarter is one of the most beautiful in Oradea because it maintains a rustic, rural feel which still being relatively built-up and close to the city. For tourists, it provides insight into Romanian country life while still being in the city close to all the excellent facilities that Oradea is home to. In Oradea, there is a stereotype about people from Ioşia as being fairly uneducated in comparison to more inner-city urbanites, even though this is changing fast as real estate prices are increasing in the city centre and wealthy people are building large houses (villas) in Ioşia.

OTL rulz!

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