Situated in the central-Southern part of Romania, the Dambovita County has its roots in the old Romanian prestate structure, and takes its name from the main river which crosses it medianly from North to South. With a surface of 4,036 sq.km, the Dambovita is one of Romanian counties where there are all types of relief from the Leaota and Bucegi Massive to the plain - a part of the Romanian Plain. The forests covers about 30 per cent of its surface forming with the relief on attractive landscape with a rich flora and fauna. Crossed by the Parallel 45° Northern latitude and situated to the West of the Meridional Carphatians Curvature, the Dambovita county has a warm climate with higher temperatures during the cold season and well-balanced temperatures in sultry season. The rainfalls are rarely too much. The main rivers of this county are the Arges, the Ialomita and the Dambovita. Upstream of the Ialomita River which springs from the Bucegi More Info