The first information about this settlement dates from 1216.
In a letter of donation, King Andrew II gives the land that today bears the name of Micula to Count Merk for special merits. In 1456, during the reign of Ladislau V, the coat of arms of this land was designed.In 1657 Mikulai Andras cast a bell on which the coat of arms of his family appears, which is still in the tower of the Reformed church in the locality. The inhabitants of this place were not spared the turmoil of the battles of the Tatar army.
Thus in 1717, approximately 12 thousand Tatars killed children, parents, and grandparents, looting everything they found in their way. Later, in 1897 the children of this place benefited from the first school. This was called the “Popular School” and was financed by the Reformed church.
After 14 years, in 1911, the first state school came into existence, which operated parallel to the Reformed School until 1948, when the school reform stopped the operation of any other form of education.
The commune of Micula is located in the northern part of Satu Mare County, at a distance of 13 km to the north of Satu Mare Municipality, on the DJ 18 road, it can also be accessed by railway.
Neighbors: · north with Ukraine and Halmeu Commune
- east with Turulung and Agriș Communes
- Southeast with Botiz Commune
- southwest and west with Lazuri Commune.
It includes the localities: Micula, Bercu Nou, and Micula Nouă.
The first documentary attestation of the town of Micula took place in 1216.
Micula Nouă originally belonged to the village of Micula, it became a separate locality in the 1950s.
Tourist spots:
Micula Reformed Church
Bercu Nou Fishery.
