Zimand puszta

Zimand puszta: Puszta or praedium, uninhabitted area in Arad county, Romania, first mentioned in documents in 1743. In 1852 and then in 1853 it was settled with farmers coming from Csernovics Ujfalu puszta and Bánkút puszta, respectively, both places now in SE Hungary). As a result, two new villages were formed: first Zimand Ujfalu (Zimandu Nou) in 1852 and in 1853 Zimandköz (first called Bánkút-Zimand, later renamed Zimand-Bánkút, then Zimandköz and today Zimandköz/Zimandcuz).

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Zimandu Nou, Arad — Zimandu Nou is a village located in the north of Arad City the capital of Arad County (close to Arad City linked to it by trains and buses public services) on the main road to Oradea. Zimandu Nou (Zimandujfalu in Hungarian) was founded in 1853 on … Wikipedia
Zimandu Nou — Commune … Wikipedia
Zimandköz — (Romanian: Zimandcuz) is a village formed in 1853 on the Zimand puszta (or praedium, depopulated area) by about 92 Hungarian Roman Catholic families of free farmers who were ousted from the western part of Arad County, Bánkút puszta, by their… … Wikipedia
Csernovics Ujfalu — was puszta (in Hungarian) or praedium (depopulated area, in Latin) in the NW part of Arad County, about 10 15 km from the Romanian Hungarian border, via Curtici. Situated between Curtici and Sântana, it was depopulated in 1852, when the new… … Wikipedia
Bánkút — Puszta, praedium, formerly uninhabited place in SE Hungary. During the Middle Ages it was a village, its name derived from bán (leader) and kút (fountain). It is possible that it was founded by János Maróthy III or bán László Maróthy. By 1488 it… … Wikipedia

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