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🇷🇴Transylvania — Brașov

Cincu Training Area

Updated: July 15, 2026

The Cincu Training Area is an important military training area in Romania, located in the Transylvania region near Brașov. The area is used by the Romanian Land Forces and plays a central role in reinforcing NATO's eastern flank. Allied units train there together to exercise collective defence in South-Eastern Europe.

The terrain consists of rolling hill country, sweeping grassland, patches of deciduous forest and open fields at an elevation between 450 and 750 metres. That combination of open sightlines and wooded zones makes it suitable for both manoeuvre and fire-support exercises. In multinational cooperation, MGRS is the standard for sharing positions. On this page you'll find the MGRS zone, terrain features and an interactive map and 3D view.

On the map

Cincu Training Area OpenStreetMap

MilMap on this ground

On the hilly Cincu, Romanian and allied units train side by side on NATO's eastern flank. With MilMap you share positions unambiguously in MGRS, so multinational teams refer to the same coordinate between grassland and forest. The flyover brings the relief of hills and valleys into view beforehand for realistic planning.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Cincu?

The Cincu Training Area is located in Transylvania in central Romania, near Brașov, and covers roughly 130 km² of hilly grassland and forest terrain.

Which MGRS zone applies to Cincu?

Cincu falls in UTM grid zone 35T. The exact MGRS coordinate of the centre point is shown at the top of this page.