- Istria, Constanţa
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- This article is about a commune in Romania. For the geographical region bordering the Adriatic Sea, see Istria. For information on the asteroid, see 183 Istria.
Istria — Commune — Location of Istria, Constanţa Coordinates: 44°34′0″N 28°43′0″E / 44.566667°N 28.716667°ECoordinates: 44°34′0″N 28°43′0″E / 44.566667°N 28.716667°E Country Romania County Constanţa County Status Commune Government - Mayor Ioan Herdean (National Liberal Party) Area - Total 170.53 km2 (65.8 sq mi) Population (2002) - Total 2,630 Time zone EET (UTC+2) - Summer (DST) EEST (UTC+3) Website http://www.cjc.ro/Info%20localitati/Localitati/Istria.htm Istria is a commune in Constanţa County, Romania.
It is located between the lower Danube and the Dobruja coast of the Black Sea. The ancient site of Histria is found nearby.
Villages in the Istria commune:
- Istria (historical names: Caranasuf, Turkish: Karanasuf)
- Nuntaşi (historical names: Duingi, Turkish: Düğüncü)
Constanța County, Romania Cities Towns Băneasa · Cernavodă · Eforie · Hârşova · Murfatlar · Năvodari · Negru Vodă · Ovidiu · Techirghiol
Communes 23 August · Adamclisi · Agigea · Albeşti · Aliman · Amzacea · Bărăganu · Castelu · Cerchezu · Chirnogeni · Ciobanu · Ciocârlia · Cobadin · Cogealac · Comana · Corbu · Costineşti · Crucea · Cumpăna · Cuza Vodă · Deleni · Dobromir · Dumbrăveni · Fântânele · Gârliciu · Ghindăreşti · Grădina · Horia · Independenţa · Ion Corvin · Istria · Limanu · Lipniţa · Lumina · Mereni · Mihai Viteazu · Mihail Kogălniceanu · Mircea Vodă · Nicolae Bălcescu · Oltina · Ostrov · Pantelimon · Pecineaga · Peştera · Poarta Albă · Rasova · Saligny · Saraiu · Săcele · Seimeni · Siliştea · Târguşor · Topalu · Topraisar · Tortoman · Tuzla · Valu lui Traian · Vulturu
References
Categories:- Communes in Constanţa County
- Constanţa County geography stubs
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