Editing Transylvania (section)

==Geography and ethnography==
[[File:Cheile Turzii-(42).JPG|thumb|right|[[Turda Gorges]] seen from the west end, in [[Cluj county]]]]
[[File:RO AB Geogel wooden church 1 55.jpg|thumb|Geogel, Romanian Orthodox wooden church]]
[[File:Romania_general_map-en.png|thumb|Geographical map of Romania]]

The [[Transylvanian Plateau]], {{convert|300|to(-)|500|m|ft|abbr=off}} high, is drained by the [[Mureș River|Mureș]], [[Someș River|Someș]], [[Criș River|Criș]], and [[Olt River|Olt]] rivers, as well as other tributaries of the [[Danube]]. This core of historical Transylvania roughly corresponds with nine counties of modern Romania. The plateau is almost entirely surrounded by the [[Eastern Carpathians|Eastern]], [[Southern Carpathians|Southern]] and [[Apuseni Mountains|Romanian Western]] branches of the [[Carpathian Mountains]]. The area includes the [[Transylvanian Plain]]. Other areas to the west and north are widely considered part of Transylvania; in common reference, the Western border of Transylvania has come to be identified with the present Romanian-Hungarian border, settled in the 1920 Treaty of Trianon, although geographically the two are not identical.

Ethnographic areas:
* Transylvania proper:
** [[Mărginimea Sibiului]] (Szeben-hegyalja)
** [[Transylvanian Plain]] (Câmpia Transilvaniei/Mezőség)
** [[Țara Bârsei]] (Burzenland/Barcaság)
** {{Interlanguage link|Țara Buzaielor|ro}}
** [[Țara Călatei]] (Kalotaszeg)
** [[Țara Chioarului]] (Kővár)
** [[Țara Făgărașului]] (Fogaras)
** [[Țara Hațegului]] (Hátszeg)
** {{ill|Țara Hălmagiului|ro}}
** {{ill|Țara Mocanilor|ro}}
** [[Țara Moților]]
** [[Nösnerland|Țara Năsăudului]] (Nösnerland/Naszód vidéke)
** {{Interlanguage link|Țara Silvaniei|ro}}
** {{Interlanguage link|Ținutul Pădurenilor|ro}}
** [[Székely Land|Ținutul Secuiesc]] (Székelyföld/Székely Land)
* [[Banat]]
** {{ill|Țara Almăjului|ro}}
* [[Crișana]]
** {{ill|Țara Zarandului|ro}}
* [[Maramureș]]
** [[Țara Oașului]] (Avasság)
** {{ill|Țara Lăpușului|ro}} (Lápos-vidék)