Teleorman County

Relief, climate, rivers and lakes from Teleorman County:

Teleorman County has a low altitude relief exceeding 100-200 meters height, composed by Romanian Plain and Danube Meadow. Due to the presence of the Danube and the relief of plain, the main activities are fishing and agriculture. Teleorman‘s climate is temperate-continental type with the influence of the Black Sea from south-east. Temperatures are high over 30º C during summer, with the annual average of the temperature at 10-11º C and the rainfall reduced up to 600 mm per year. The Danube River is the main river, followed by Olt, Vedea, Teleorman and Calmatui and the largest lakes are Suhaia and Vedea Lakes.

Fauna and flora, tourist objectives and attractions:

Teleorman‘s fauna is represented by species of rodents like rabbits, hamsters, badgers, mice, ground squirrels, mammals like wild boars, foxes, ferrets, martens and birds like pheasants, partridges, woodpeckers, starlings, crows, hoopoes and others. The flora is composed by plain and meadow vegetation and forests of oak, beech, holm, willow and poplar. (Find more journeys on blog.worldlifetimejourneys.com) The most important tourist objectives and attractions from Teleorman County are Balaci, Malu and Tiganesti Churches, Ostrovul Mare Natural Reservation, those few memorial houses of the great Romanian writers and poets, the Danube River, Alexandria City with its attractions, the ruins of the tower from Turnu Magurele, the southernmost city from Romania, Zimnicea and many others. Visit Teleorman County!

The Town Hall of the southernmost city of Romania,
Zimnicea, Teleorman County

 Alexandria City