CLUJ NAPOCA: Cluj jud.

International Jewish Cemetery Project - Romania C

Alternate name: Klausenburg/Koloszvar/Clausemburgo/Cluj. Located at 46°46' 23°36".

REFERENCES

1. See: abandoned sites [http://giotto.org/jesse/romania.html] Jewish Heritage Travel: A Guide to East-Central Europe by Ruth Ellen Gruber- New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1992. - 201, 214-215.
2. http://www.rotravel.com/counties/cluj/map.htm is county map. [December 2000]
3. "Capital city of the county of Cluj; situated in the north-eastern part of the Transylvanian Plateau, on the Somesul Mic riversides, at 345-360 m of altitude; one of the main citadels raised by the Saxons in the 13th c.; at present, the main economic centre of Transylvania, with old traditions of culture, research and education; 330.843 inhabitants (1995)" Source:  http://www.romaniatravel.com/romania/transilvania/cluj.html - link no longer available: [December 2000]
4. http://www.clujnapoca2.go.ro/generalec.htm [December 2000]

There are 35 cemeteries in the custody of the Cluj-Napoca community. Four are in the capital of the county, 27 in Cluj County. Six are in the Neighboring county of Sălaj and one in Neighboring Mures counties. They are in the care of the Federation of the Jewish Communities.