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Tirgu Neamt is a city in Neamţ County, Moldavia region, Romania. The city is located in northern Neamt county, west of the historical region of Moldova, and the north-eastern Romania. The city is located at an altitude of 365 m on the terrace Ozana River, a tributary of Moldova, which flows into the river Siret. With its location, the city is also the entry into Depression Neamt, at the foot of Pleşu Ridge, Hunters Peak (624 m). The main landforms are Neamţului Depression (Ozana - Topolita) and hills and peaks related to Subcarpathians Moldova: Peak Pleşu (sub-mountainous ridge) to the north, the hills Knolls, Humuleşti and Ocea south and hill Boiştea closing Ozana east valley. Pleşului Hill, with a length of 24 km, to the north, has a maximum height of 913 m. Towards Tirgu Neamt is the top fighter has an altitude of 623 m, which rises nearly 250 feet above the river bed Ozana by her rocky slope.
In Targu Neamt are two monuments of national interest - Neamt Fortress (centuries XIV-XVII century), monument of architecture; Memorial and museum-house "Ion Creangă" (1833) in the town Humuleşti classified as memorial or funeral.
Otherwise, the other fourteen goals in the city are included in the list of historical monuments in Neamt County monuments of local interest. Twelve are classified as architectural monuments: the historic center (middle of the nineteenth century, early twentieth century); [{ID: LMI: NT-II-mB-10708 | Street Mărăşeşti house number 103]] (nineteenth century); Students' Club (nineteenth century); church "St. George" (1808); Hospital (1852); Royal School (1852), now a museum of history and ethnography; e old (nineteenth century); Prices (late nineteenth century), the town library today; current headquarters of the "humanity" (circa 1900); Cristescu house (circa 1900); Stefan cel Mare street house number 88 (late nineteenth century); and gymnasium "Queen Mary" (1918), today sports club. Heroes Monument Mountain Troops in World War I (built in 1939) is classified as public monuments and memorial museum-house "Veronica Micle" is classified as a memorial or funeral.
Targu Neamt | Targu Neamt is the third largest city in Neamt county, Moldavia, Romania. The village is famous for Neamt Fortress, built by Petru I Musat, home where he grew poet Veronica Micle and also the village (now district) Humuleşti, cradle storyteller Ion Creangă
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