The first mention of Știuca dates back to 1585, but it is about praedium or terra Stukatth and not about a cohesive locality.[3] The village was practically founded by German settlers between 1784 and 1787. They named it Ebendorf, a name it bore until 1901. The German settlers came from various regions, the first being from Luxembourg, followed by those from Württemberg, Bavaria and Austria. Slovaks and Germans from Bohemia later settled. Through school and church, through mixed marriages, the Slovaks were assimilated over time by the German population. The Știuca–Sălbăgel estate was once owned by the barons of the Brukenthal house. In 1786, 60 families, totaling 214 people, mostly from Luxembourg, settled in Știuca. From 1867, during the Hungarian administration, the village was named Csukás. Since 1919 the village has been called Știuca. Starting in 1966, Ukrainians from Maramureș County, which currently represents the majority of the population, began to settle in Știuca. Most ethnic Germans emigrated to the FRG in 1990.[4]
Știuca had a population of 1,813 inhabitants at the 2011 census, down 1% from the 2002 census. Most inhabitants are Ukrainians (62.82%), with a minority of Romanians (34.09%). For 1.65% of the population, ethnicity is unknown.[5] In terms of religion, there is no majority religion, the inhabitants being Orthodox (48.26%), Pentecostals (26.64%), Old Believers (7.5%), Baptists (1.43%) and Roman Catholics (1.1%). For 2.15% of the population, religious affiliation is unknown.[6]
^ ab"Tab8. Populația stabilă după etnie – județe, municipii, orașe, comune". Institutul Național de Statistică.
^ ab"Tab13. Populația stabilă după religie – județe, municipii, orașe, comune". Institutul Național de Statistică.
^Varga, E. Árpád. "Temes megye településeinek etnikai (anyanyelvi/nemzetiségi) adatai 1880-2002" (PDF).
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Știuca, other, uses, disambiguation, romanian, pike, ukrainian, Щука, hungarian, csukás, german, ebendorf, commune, timiș, county, romania, composed, four, villages, dragomirești, oloșag, commune, seat, zgribești, Щукаcommunethe, roman, catholic, church, locat. For other uses see Știuca disambiguation Știuca Romanian for pike Ukrainian Shuka Hungarian Csukas German Ebendorf is a commune in Timiș County Romania It is composed of four villages Dragomirești Oloșag Știuca commune seat and Zgribești Știuca ShukaCommuneThe Roman Catholic church in ȘtiucaLocation in Timiș CountyȘtiucaLocation in RomaniaCoordinates 45 34 N 21 59 E 45 567 N 21 983 E 45 567 21 983CountryRomaniaCountyTimișGovernment Mayor 2020 2024 Vasile Bejera 1 PNL Area94 52 km2 36 49 sq mi Population 2021 12 01 2 2 160 Density23 km2 59 sq mi Time zoneEET EEST UTC 2 3 Postal code307400 307403Vehicle reg TMWebsitewww wbr primariastiuca wbr ro Contents 1 Name 2 History 3 Demographics 4 Gallery 5 ReferencesName editRomanian Hungarian German Ukrainian Dragomirești Dragomer Dragomirest Dragomireshti Oloșag Ollosag Olloschag Știuca Csukas Ebendorf Shuka Zgribești Krassogombas SgribestHistory editThe first mention of Știuca dates back to 1585 but it is about praedium or terra Stukatth and not about a cohesive locality 3 The village was practically founded by German settlers between 1784 and 1787 They named it Ebendorf a name it bore until 1901 The German settlers came from various regions the first being from Luxembourg followed by those from Wurttemberg Bavaria and Austria Slovaks and Germans from Bohemia later settled Through school and church through mixed marriages the Slovaks were assimilated over time by the German population The Știuca Sălbăgel estate was once owned by the barons of the Brukenthal house In 1786 60 families totaling 214 people mostly from Luxembourg settled in Știuca From 1867 during the Hungarian administration the village was named Csukas Since 1919 the village has been called Știuca Starting in 1966 Ukrainians from Maramureș County which currently represents the majority of the population began to settle in Știuca Most ethnic Germans emigrated to the FRG in 1990 4 Demographics editEthnic composition 2011 5 Ukrainians 62 82 Romanians 34 09 Unknown 1 65 Others 1 44 Religious composition 2011 6 Orthodox 48 26 Pentecostals 26 64 Old Believers 7 5 Baptists 1 43 Roman Catholics 1 1 Unknown 2 15 Others 12 92 Știuca had a population of 1 813 inhabitants at the 2011 census down 1 from the 2002 census Most inhabitants are Ukrainians 62 82 with a minority of Romanians 34 09 For 1 65 of the population ethnicity is unknown 5 In terms of religion there is no majority religion the inhabitants being Orthodox 48 26 Pentecostals 26 64 Old Believers 7 5 Baptists 1 43 and Roman Catholics 1 1 For 2 15 of the population religious affiliation is unknown 6 Census 7 Ethnic composition Year Population Romanians Hungarians Germans Ukrainians Slovaks 1880 2 896 2 028 140 693 1 1890 3 182 2 220 95 749 95 1900 3 644 2 402 273 936 12 1910 4 573 2 485 200 966 894 5 1920 3 135 2 192 52 876 1930 3 250 2 211 47 972 5 1 1941 3 135 2 135 36 943 1956 2 672 1 868 6 771 25 1966 2 152 1 426 11 640 74 1977 1 949 995 5 367 576 1992 1 628 658 7 62 898 2002 1 838 639 6 18 1 170 2011 1 813 618 9 11 1 139 Gallery edit nbsp The wooden church in Dragomirești nbsp The Orthodox church in Oloșag nbsp Bilingual sign at the entrance to Știuca nbsp The Orthodox church in ȘtiucaReferences edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Știuca Timiș Results of the 2020 local elections Central Electoral Bureau Retrieved 16 June 2021 Populaţia rezidentă după grupa de varstă pe județe și municipii orașe comune la 1 decembrie 2021 XLS National Institute of Statistics Pesty Frigyes 1884 Krasso varmegye tortenete PDF Vol II Budapest Athenaeum R Tars Konyvnyomdaja Știuca Primăria comunei Știuca a b Tab8 Populația stabilă după etnie județe municipii orașe comune Institutul Național de Statistică a b Tab13 Populația stabilă după religie județe municipii orașe comune Institutul Național de Statistică Varga E Arpad Temes megye telepuleseinek etnikai anyanyelvi nemzetisegi adatai 1880 2002 PDF Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Știuca amp oldid 1178322906, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
