Ciocârlia, Constanţa
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| County | Constanţa County | ||
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| Status | Commune | ||
| Mayor | Traian Dragomir, since 2004 | ||
| Area | 140.56 km² | ||
| Population (2004) | 2,923 | ||
| Density | 20.8 inh/km² | ||
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| Web site | http://www.cjc.ro/Info%20localitati/Localitati/Ciocirlia.htm | ||
Ciocârlia is a commune in Constanţa County, Romania. The commune includes two villages:
- Ciocârlia (historical names: Ciocârlia de Jos, Biulbiul-Mic, Turkish: Küçük Bülbül )
- Ciocârlia de Sus (historical names: Biulbiul-Mare, Turkish: Büyük Bülbül)
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Constanţa County |
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| Municipalities | Constanţa (county seat) | Mangalia | Medgidia | |
| Towns | Basarabi | Băneasa | Cernavodă | Eforie | Hârşova | Năvodari | Negru Vodă | Ovidiu | Techirghiol | |
| Communes |
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