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Drăgoieşti — For the village in Gorj County, see Crasna, Gorj. For the village in Timiş County, see Racoviţa, Timiş. Drăgoieşti Commune … Wikipedia
Drăgoieşti River — Coordinates: 46°42′37″N 22°28′59″E / 46.71028°N 22.48306°E / 46.71028; 22.48306 … Wikipedia
Valea Drăgoieştilor River — Geobox River name = Valea Drăgoieşti River native name = other name = other name1 = image size = image caption = country type = Countries state type = region type = district type = Counties city type = Villages country = Romania country1 = state … Wikipedia
Crasna, Gorj — Crasna Commune Coordinates … Wikipedia
Câmpulung Moldovenesc — For other uses of Câmpulung , see Câmpulung (disambiguation). Câmpulung Moldovenesc Municipality … Wikipedia
Vicovu de Sus — City … Wikipedia
Vidra, Alba — Vidra Commune Location in Alba County … Wikipedia
Baia — For other uses, see Baia (disambiguation). Baia Commune Ruins of the early 15th century Roman Catholic church … Wikipedia
Dolhasca — Siliştea Nouă redirects here. For the commune in Teleorman County that formerly bore this name, see Siliştea Gumeşti. Dolhasca Town … Wikipedia
Romanian exonyms — Below is list of Romanian language exonyms for places outside Romania and Republic of Moldova : Albania*Voskopojë Moscopolea *Korçë Curceauă *Gjirokastër LiurocastruAustria*Wien VienaBelgium*Antwerpen AnversBulgaria*Alfatar Alfatar *Balchik… … Wikipedia
