to age 14. The Romanian educational system is as follows: Școala primară și gimnazială – elementary school and middle school Liceu – high school Invățământ superior – college Economy Agriculture The economy of the municipality is based on agriculture (arable, livestock and beekeeping). Market A large market is held in Hodod the first Monday of every month. Historic sites and monuments Castles Hodod, Wesselényi Castle, one of the landmarks of the Baroque style in Satu Mare County. Eighteenth century. Hodod, Degenfeld castle. Eclectic Architecture. Nineteenth century. Church Buildings Hodod, Evangelical Lutheran Church. Eighteenth century. Hodod, Reformed Church, Gothic architecture. Fifteenth century, classified historic monument. Nadișu Hododului, Reformed church, Fifteenth century, classified historic monument. Giurtelecu Hododului, Orthodox church. Lelei, wooden orthodox church of the Holy Archangels. 1870, classified historic monument. Lelei, wooden Protestant church, built 1783 - 1788. Cemeteries East of Hodod, hidden between the fields and groves, there is a Jewish cemetery. Also in Nadișu Hododului and Lelei are Jewish cemeteries. In Hodod there is a German cemetery. In this cemetery is a memorial plaque with the names of 44 victims of the World War I (1914–1918). Natives Mariska Ady (1888–1977), writer and poet, niece of Endre Ady Béla Kun (1886–1938), Communist revolutionary, leader of the Hungarian Soviet Republic in 1919 Virgil Măgureanu (b. 1941), intelligence agency chief References External links Map of Satu Mare County Communes in Satu Mare County Localities in Crișana