Editing Cluj County (section)

=== Relief ===
[[File:Cheile Turzii-(59).JPG|thumb|200px|[[Turda Gorge]]]]
[[File:Pietrele Albe.jpg|thumb|200px|Pietrele Albe, Vlădeasa Massif]]
The relief is rugged, constituted mostly of hilly units belonging to Someș Plateau and, to a lesser extent, of mountain portions that represent the northeastern part of Apuseni Mountains. Fields are missing on the territory of Cluj County, being replaced, as step of relief, by well-developed terraces and floodplains in the lower sectors of the [[Someșul Mic]] and [[Arieș]] rivers. The hilly area, extended in the central northern and southern part of the county, include several subunits of the Someș Plateau (Cluj, [[Feleacu]], [[Dej]] hills), among which are individualized numerous depressions ([[Apahida]], [[Bonțida]], [[Gilău, Cluj|Gilău]], [[Dej]], [[Turda]], [[Câmpia Turzii]]), at the edge of which there are some contact depressions ([[Huedin]] and [[Iara, Cluj|Iara]]), at the limit of the mountain. The mountain sector, located in the southwest, belongs to the Apuseni Mountains, a mountain group of the [[Western Carpathians]], represented by sectors of Vlădeasa Massif (peak Vlădeasa – 1,836 m), Gilău Mountains, and Muntele Mare, as well as narrow portions of [[Trascău Mountains|Trascău]], Plopiș, [[Meseș Mountains|Meseș]], and [[Bihor Mountains|Bihor]] mountains. In the eastern part of Cluj County, east of the river alignment Valea Florilor–Maraloiu–Someșul Mic, is located a part of the [[Transylvanian Plain]], a special unit of relief, with mountainous character, partially overlapped by some gas-condensate domes.