List of cities and towns in Romania
Complete list
Table:
City

County

Population (2011)[2]

Population (2002)

Altitude (m)

Year status
granted (a) or
first attested (b)

Image

Bucharest

—

1,883,425

1,926,334

85

1459b

Cluj-Napoca

Cluj

324,576

317,953

360

1316a

Timișoara

Timiș

319,279

317,660

90

1342a

Iași

Iași

290,422

320,888

95

1408b

Constanța

Constanța

283,872

310,471

25

260 BCb (as Tomis)

Craiova

Dolj

269,506

302,601

100

1475b

Brașov

Brașov

253,200

284,596

625

1235b

Galați

Galați

249,432

298,861

55

1445b

Ploiești

Prahova

209,945

232,527

150

1596b

Oradea

Bihor

196,367

206,614

150

1113b

Brăila

Brăila

180,302

216,292

20

1368b

Arad

Arad

159,074

172,824

107

1028b

Pitești

Argeș

155,383

168,458

287

1388b

Sibiu

Sibiu

147,245

154,892

415

1191b

Bacău

Bacău

144,307

175,500

165

1408b

Târgu Mureș

Mureș

134,290

149,577

330

1332a

Baia Mare

Maramureș

123,738

137,976

225

1329b

Buzău

Buzău

115,494

133,116

95

1431b

Botoșani

Botoșani

106,847

115,344

130

1439b

Satu Mare

Satu Mare

102,411

115,630

123

1213b

Râmnicu Vâlcea

Vâlcea

98,776

107,656

250

1388b

Drobeta-Turnu Severin

Mehedinți

92,617

104,035

65

121 ADb/1833a

Suceava

Suceava

92,121

106,138

325

1388b

Piatra Neamț

Neamț

85,055

105,499

345

1491b

Târgu Jiu

Gorj

82,504

96,562

205

1406b[3]

Târgoviște

Dâmbovița

79,610

89,429

280

1396b[3]

Focșani

Vrancea

79,315

103,219

55

1575b

Bistrița

Bistrița-Năsăud

75,076

81,467

360

1349a

Tulcea

Tulcea

73,707

92,762

30

300 BC–292 BCb (as Aegyssus); 1506b (as Tulcea)[3]

Reșița

Caraș-Severin

73,282

83,985

245

1925a

Slatina

Olt

70,293

79,171

135

1368b

Călărași

Călărași

65,181

70,039

13

1534b

Alba Iulia

Alba

63,536

66,369

330

1097b

Giurgiu

Giurgiu

61,353

69,587

25

1395b

Deva

Hunedoara

61,123

69,390

187

1269b

Hunedoara

Hunedoara

60,525

71,380

240

1265b

Zalău

Sălaj

56,202

63,305

275

1473a

Sfântu Gheorghe

Covasna

56,006

61,512

555

1332b/1832a

Bârlad

Vaslui

55,837

69,183

70–120

1174b

Vaslui

Vaslui

55,407

70,267

110–170

1375b

Roman

Neamț

50,713

69,483

200

1387b

Turda

Cluj

47,744

55,770

315

1075b

Mediaș

Sibiu

47,204

55,203

330

1359a

Slobozia

Ialomița

45,891

52,677

20

1614b

Alexandria

Teleorman

45,434

50,591

41

1840a

Voluntari

Ilfov

42,944

30,016

57

1864b (the Pipera village), 1921b (Cetatea Voluntărească/the Volunteering Citadel); 1968b (as Voluntari);[4] 2004a

Lugoj

Timiș

40,361

44,571

124

1334b (Sacerdos de Lucas); 1376b (as Castrum Lugas); 1542a [3]

Medgidia

Constanța

39,780

43,867

75

1840b/1968a

Onești

Bacău

39,172

51,681

210

1436b (as "Siliștea lui Oană la Trotuș"/the village hearth of Oană upon Trotuș);[3] 1956a

Miercurea Ciuc

Harghita

38,966

41,852

662

1558b

Sighetu Marmației

Maramureș

37,640

41,246

274

1326b

Petroșani

Hunedoara

37,160

45,447

615

1930a

Mangalia

Constanța

36,364

40,037

20

500 BC–400 BCb (as Callatis); 1593b (as Mangalia)[3]

Tecuci

Galați

34,871

42,012

50

1435b

Odorheiu Secuiesc

Harghita

34,257

36,926

477–504

1301b (as Castrum Vduord); 1332–1334b (as Uduorhel village); 1485a (as Oppidum Udvarhely)

Râmnicu Sărat

Buzău

33,843

38,805

118

1439b

Pașcani

Iași

33,745

42,172

250

1419b

Dej

Cluj

33,497

38,478

285

1061b

Reghin

Mureș

33,281

36,023

390

1228b

Năvodari

Constanța

32,981

32,400

7

1421b (as Kara Koyun); 1927b (as Năvodari); 1968a

Câmpina

Prahova

32,935

38,758

435

1503b/1864a

Mioveni

Argeș

31,998

35,849

300

1485b/1989a (as Colibași); 1996b (as Mioveni)

Câmpulung

Argeș

31,767

38,285

580–600

1292[3]–1300b

Caracal

Olt

30,954

34,603

128

1538b

Săcele

Brașov

30,798

29,967

1366b/1971a

Făgăraș

Brașov

30,714

36,121

430

1222b (the region of Fagar šu/Fogaras river); 1291b (as Fogros); 1310 (the Fogaras wooden fortress)[3]

Fetești

Ialomița

30,217

33,197

25

1528b/1934a[3]

Sighișoara

Mureș

28,102

32,287

380

1367a

Borșa

Maramureș

27,611

27,247

950

1365b/1968a

Roșiorii de Vede

Teleorman

27,416

31,873

32

1385b

Curtea de Argeș

Argeș

27,359

32,626

420

1330b (as Argeș castle/cetate); 1510b (as The Argeș Court/Curtea de Argeș)[3]

Sebeș

Alba

27,019

29,475

1245b

Huși

Vaslui

26,266

33,320

120

1494b

Fălticeni

Suceava

25,723

33,867

220–390

1440b; 1490b (as "Șumuz, that is Fulticeanii" village); 1780b (as Șoldănești town/târg); 1826b (Fălticeni)[3]

Pantelimon

Ilfov

25,596

16,019

2005a

Oltenița

Călărași

24,822

31,434

15

1853a

Turnu Măgurele

Teleorman

24,772

30,187

31

1387b

Caransebeș

Caraș-Severin

24,689

31,199

220

1289b/1564a [3]

Dorohoi

Botoșani

24,309

31,073

170

1407b

Vulcan

Hunedoara

24,160

33,186

610

1462b (as Wolkan); 1953a

Rădăuți

Suceava

23,822

32,151

375

1393b

Zărnești

Brașov

23,476

26,520

1373b/1951a

Lupeni

Hunedoara

23,390

31,409

725

1770b/1941a

Aiud

Alba

22,876

28,909

260

1293b

Petrila

Hunedoara

22,692

28,742

675

1493b/1956a

Câmpia Turzii

Cluj

22,223

29,852

300

1925a

Buftea

Ilfov

22,178

19,617

110

1968a

Târnăveni

Mureș

22,075

29,828

300

1278b/1912a

Popești-Leordeni

Ilfov

21,895

15,115

2004a

Moinești

Bacău

21,787

25,532

1467b

Codlea

Brașov

21,708

24,814

550

1265b/1950a

Cugir

Alba

21,376

30,244

304

1330b (as Villa Kudzyr); 1960a [3]

Carei

Satu Mare

21,112

25,590

160

1320b/1871a

Gherla

Cluj

20,982

24,232

250

1291b

Blaj

Alba

20,630

21,819

260

1271b

Comănești

Bacău

19,568

26,237

520

1409b/1952a

Motru

Gorj

19,079

25,860

1385b/1966a

Târgu Neamț

Neamț

18,695

22,634

365

1387b

Moreni

Dâmbovița

18,687

22,868

472

1584b/1948a

Târgu Secuiesc

Covasna

18,491

22,251

1407b

Gheorgheni

Harghita

18,377

21,245

810

1232b; 1333b (Sacerdos de Giorgio); 1905a [3]

Orăștie

Hunedoara

18,227

24,354

1224b

Balș

Olt

18,164

23,147

150

1921a

Băicoi

Prahova

17,981

20,234

310

1597b/1948a

Drăgășani

Vâlcea

17,871

22,499

1535b

Salonta

Bihor

17,735

20,006

90

1606b

Băilești

Dolj

17,437

22,231

80

1536b/1921a

Calafat

Dolj

17,336

21,227

35

1424b

Cernavodă

Constanța

17,022

20,514

50

300 BC–100 BCb (as Axiopolis); 1860b (as Černa Voda)[5]

Filiași

Dolj

16,900

20,159

1573b/1968a

Câmpulung Moldovenesc

Suceava

16,722

21,862

630

1411b/1866a

Corabia

Olt

16,441

21,932

35

1596b/1871a

Adjud

Vrancea

16,045

20,776

97

1433b

Breaza

Prahova

15,928

18,863

600

1431b/1952a

Bocșa

Caraș-Severin

15,842

19,023

170

1333b/1960a

Marghita

Bihor

15,770

18,650

1216b/1967a

Baia Sprie

Maramureș

15,476

15,735

500

1329b

Bragadiru

Ilfov

15,329

8,165

37

2005a

Luduș

Mureș

15,328

18,647

1377b/1960a

Urziceni

Ialomița

15,308

19,088

60

1596b

Vișeu de Sus

Maramureș

15,037

18,444

427

1365b/1956a

Râșnov

Brașov

15,022

16,242

650

1331b [3]

Buhuși

Bacău

14,562

21,993

235

1438b/1930a

Ștefănești

Argeș

14,541

12,983

2004a

Brad

Hunedoara

14,495

18,075

278

1445b/1941a

Șimleu Silvaniei

Sălaj

14,436

17,053

1251b

Vatra Dornei

Suceava

14,429

17,864

802

1592b/1907a

Mizil

Prahova

14,312

17,075

125

1585b/1830a

Cisnădie

Sibiu

14,282

17,204

510

1150b (as Ruetel); 1323b (as Heltau); 1948a

Pucioasa

Dâmbovița

14,254

16,489

350

1649b (as Piatra Pucioasa); 1929a

Chitila

Ilfov

14,184

12,643

84

2005a

Zimnicea

Teleorman

14,058

16,787

48

1385b (as Dezimnikos)

Toplița

Harghita

13,929

16,839

650

1567b (as Taplócza); 1956a

Otopeni

Ilfov

13,861

10,515

91

2000a

Ovidiu

Constanța

13,847

13,458

1989a

Gura Humorului

Suceava

13,667

16,740

1490b/1904a

Găești

Dâmbovița

13,317

16,598

1498b

Vicovu de Sus

Suceava

13,308

14,125

1436b/2004a

Țăndărei

Ialomița

13,219

14,591

1594b/1968a

Ocna Mureș

Alba

13,036

15,697

1203b (as Uioara); 1956a

Bolintin-Vale

Giurgiu

12,929

11,464

100

1426b/1989a

Avrig

Sibiu

12,815

16,215

350

1364b/1989a

Pecica

Arad

12,762

13,024

1329b/2004a

Simeria

Hunedoara

12,556

14,571

1449b (as Piskitelep); 1956a

Moldova Nouă

Caraș-Severin

12,350

15,112

1600b/1956a

Sânnicolau Mare

Timiș

12,312

13,007

82

1217b (as Sân-Nicolau); 1942a

Vălenii de Munte

Prahova

12,257

13,898

350

1431b

Dărmănești

Bacău

12,247

14,232

1989a

Dăbuleni

Dolj

12,182

13,888

2004a

Comarnic

Prahova

11,970

13,532

500–580

1510b/1968a [3]

Negrești-Oaș

Satu Mare

11,867

16,356

1965a

Rovinari

Gorj

11,816

12,603

1981a

Scornicești

Olt

11,766

13,751

1989a

Târgu Lăpuș

Maramureș

11,744

14,139

1968a

Săcueni

Bihor

11,526

11,665

2004a

Videle

Teleorman

11,508

12,498

1968a

Sântana

Arad

11,428

12,936

2003a

Oravița

Caraș-Severin

11,382

15,222

Târgu Ocna

Bacău

11,300

14,184

1774a

Călan

Hunedoara

11,279

14,714

231

1961a

Boldești-Scăeni

Prahova

11,137

11,505

250–300

1543b (Scăieni), 1600b (Boldești); 1968a (by union)[3]

Măgurele

Ilfov

11,041

9,200

2005a

Hârlău

Iași

10,905

12,260

1968a

Drăgănești-Olt

Olt

10,894

13,181

Jimbolia

Timiș

10,808

10,497

1950a

Mărășești

Vrancea

10,671

13,070

Beiuș

Bihor

10,667

12,089

191

1451a

Beclean

Bistrița-Năsăud

10,628

12,033

252

1968a

Urlați

Prahova

10,541

11,858

Oțelu Roșu

Caraș-Severin

10,510

13,128

1960a

Strehaia

Mehedinți

10,506

12,564

1921a

Târgu Frumos

Iași

10,475

13,763

Orșova

Mehedinți

10,441

15,379

Sinaia

Prahova

10,410

14,636

1880a

Jibou

Sălaj

10,407

12,283

1205b/1968a

Sovata

Mureș

10,385

12,219

1952a

Costești

Argeș

10,375

12,091

200

1535b/1968a

Ianca

Brăila

10,343

12,886

1989a

Lipova

Arad

10,313

11,491

1440a

Dolhasca

Suceava

10,298

11,009

2004a

Topoloveni

Argeș

10,219

10,329

1968a

Murfatlar

Constanța

10,216

10,857

1989a

Nehoiu

Buzău

10,211

12,650

1989a

Flămânzi

Botoșani

10,136

11,799

2004a

Covasna

Covasna

10,114

12,306

550–600

1567b/1952a

Aleșd

Bihor

10,066

10,852

224

1968a

Valea lui Mihai

Bihor

9,902

10,665

1844a/1930a/1989a

Darabani

Botoșani

9,893

12,002

1926a/1968a

Hațeg

Hunedoara

9,685

12,507

Sângeorz-Băi

Bistrița-Năsăud

9,679

10,702

Titu

Dâmbovița

9,658

10,711

1968a

Cristuru Secuiesc

Harghita

9,650

11,291

393

1332b (Sacerdos de Sancta Croce); 1956a

Hârșova

Constanța

9,642

11,198

Liteni

Suceava

9,596

9,851

2004a

Năsăud

Bistrița-Năsăud

9,587

11,365

Podu Iloaiei

Iași

9,573

9,739

2005a

Eforie

Constanța

9,473

9,294

Odobești

Vrancea

9,364

8,000

Huedin

Cluj

9,346

9,955

1961a

Ineu

Arad

9,260

10,416

1967a

Salcea

Suceava

9,015

8,719

2004a

Seini

Maramureș

8,987

9,439

1989a

Uricani

Hunedoara

8,972

12,177

1965a

Babadag

Tulcea

8,940

10,878

30–70

1330–1332b (as Baba-Saltik)

Bumbești-Jiu

Gorj

8,932

11,882

400

1989a

Bușteni

Prahova

8,894

11,787

880–940

1840b/1946a [3]

Agnita

Sibiu

8,732

12,115

447

1950a

Iernut

Mureș

8,705

9,833

1989a

Baraolt

Covasna

8,672

10,464

500

1224b [3]

Tășnad

Satu Mare

8,631

10,188

1968a

Roznov

Neamț

8,593

9,171

2003a

Băbeni

Vâlcea

8,451

9,475

217

2002a

Negrești

Vaslui

8,380

10,481

1968a

Recaș

Timiș

8,336

8,560

2004a

Măcin

Tulcea

8,245

11,803

Târgu Cărbunești

Gorj

8,034

9,338

1968a

Chișineu-Criș

Arad

7,987

8,724

102

1968a

Siret

Suceava

7,976

10,003

Mihăilești

Giurgiu

7,923

7,161

Budești

Călărași

7,725

9,596

18

1526b/1989a

Plopeni

Prahova

7,718

10,083

1968a

Panciu

Vrancea

7,664

9,834

1956a

Călimănești

Vâlcea

7,622

8,923

260

1386b/1927a [3]

Fieni

Dâmbovița

7,587

8,092

1968a

Șomcuta Mare

Maramureș

7,565

7,708

2004a

Întorsura Buzăului

Covasna

7,528

9,081

1968a

Zlatna

Alba

7,490

9,254

Anina

Caraș-Severin

7,485

10,594

645–780

1952a

Curtici

Arad

7,453

9,762

107

1968a

Nădlac

Arad

7,398

8,422

1968a

Dumbrăveni

Sibiu

7,388

8,812

Victoria

Brașov

7,386

9,059

1954a

Amara

Ialomița

7,345

7,627

30

2004a

Pătârlagele

Buzău

7,304

8,290

2004a

Techirghiol

Constanța

7,292

7,388

Pogoanele

Buzău

7,275

7,614

1989a

Ulmeni

Maramureș

7,270

7,153

2004a

Turceni

Gorj

7,269

8,559

2004a

Câmpeni

Alba

7,221

8,587

533–618

1565b/1961a

Cehu Silvaniei

Sălaj

7,214

8,468

320

1968a

Tăuții-Măgherăuș

Maramureș

7,136

6,713

2004a

Murgeni

Vaslui

7,119

7,674

2003a

Tismana

Gorj

7,035

7,894

2004a

Buziaș

Timiș

7,023

8,128

128

1956a

Segarcea

Dolj

7,019

8,704

1968a

Săveni

Botoșani

6,999

8,685

1920a/1968a

Pâncota

Arad

6,946

7,418

1968a

Ungheni

Mureș

6,945

6,554

2004a

Sărmașu

Mureș

6,942

7,493

2003a

Răcari

Dâmbovița

6,930

6,892

2004a

Tălmaciu

Sibiu

6,905

9,147

1989a

Cajvana

Suceava

6,901

7,263

384

2004a

Vlăhița

Harghita

6,898

7,392

Fundulea

Călărași

6,851

6,217

1989a

Livada

Satu Mare

6,773

7,004

2006a

Făget

Timiș

6,761

7,519

1994a

Teiuș

Alba

6,695

7,338

1994a

Bicaz

Neamț

6,543

8,911

432

1960a

Ștei

Bihor

6,529

9,466

1956a

Însurăței

Brăila

6,528

7,501

1989a

Lehliu Gară

Călărași

6,502

6,667

1989a

Târgu Bujor

Galați

6,299

8,044

1968a

Piatra-Olt

Olt

6,299

6,583

1989a

Horezu

Vâlcea

6,263

7,446

1968a

Deta

Timiș

6,260

6,423

1810a/1968a

Ardud

Satu Mare

6,231

6,486

180–200

2004a

Bălan

Harghita

6,115

9,295

950–1000

1968a

Slănic

Prahova

6,034

7,249

1892a

Brezoi

Vâlcea

6,022

7,589

320

1575b/1968a [3]

Sebiș

Arad

5,979

6,829

Frasin

Suceava

5,876

6,532

2004a

Gătaia

Timiș

5,861

8,103

2004a

Potcoava

Olt

5,743

6,111

2004a

Miercurea Nirajului

Mureș

5,554

5,824

2003a

Broșteni

Suceava

5,506

6,603

640

2004a

Novaci

Gorj

5,431

6,151

1968a

Săliște

Sibiu

5,421

6,092

2003a

Copșa Mică

Sibiu

5,404

5,157

287

1402b/1961a [3]

Băneasa

Constanța

5,384

5,538

98

2004a

Baia de Aramă

Mehedinți

5,349

5,724

275

1968a

Ciacova

Timiș

5,348

7,285

84

1335b/2004a

Ștefănești

Botoșani

5,314

5,628

2004a

Vânju Mare

Mehedinți

5,311

7,074

1968a

Geoagiu

Hunedoara

5,294

6,290

2000a

Rupea

Brașov

5,269

6,246

1951a

Sângeorgiu de Pădure

Mureș

5,166

5,492

2003a

Negru Vodă

Constanța

5,088

5,529

Abrud

Alba

5,072

6,803

600–777

106–275 (as Abruttus/Alburnus Minor); 1271b (as Abruth/terra Obruth)[3]

Isaccea

Tulcea

5,026

5,374

Băile Herculane

Caraș-Severin

5,008

6,051

160

153b (as Aquae Herculis); 1951a [3]

Milișăuți

Suceava

5,005

8,433

2004a

Cavnic

Maramureș

4,976

5,494

650–700

1968a

Fierbinți-Târg

Ialomița

4,969

5,253

2004a

Săliștea de Sus

Maramureș

4,893

5,196

1365b/2004a

Bălcești

Vâlcea

4,864

5,780

170

2002a

Berbești

Vâlcea

4,836

5,704

340–350

2003a

Predeal

Brașov

4,755

5,615

1030

1935a

Ghimbav

Brașov

4,698

5,112

2002a

Azuga

Prahova

4,440

6,119

895–950

1948a

Țicleni

Gorj

4,414

5,205

1968a

Aninoasa

Hunedoara

4,360

6,108

650

1989a

Bucecea

Botoșani

4,274

5,128

268

1434b/2004a

Slănic Moldova

Bacău

4,198

5,375

Băile Olănești

Vâlcea

4,186

4,814

430–475

1527b [3]

Miercurea Sibiului

Sibiu

3,910

4,063

2004a

Sulina

Tulcea

3,663

5,140

Bechet

Dolj

3,657

3,864

15

2004a

Făurei

Brăila

3,592

4,626

1968a

Ocna Sibiului

Sibiu

3,562

4,184

Baia de Arieș

Alba

3,461

4,877

495–1256[6]

1998a

Ocnele Mari

Vâlcea

3,309

3,591

1960a

Căzănești

Ialomița

3,271

3,641

17

2004a

Dragomirești

Maramureș

3,213

3,132

2004a

Berești

Galați

2,916

3,926

140

1968a

Borsec

Harghita

2,585

3,109

860–880

1956a

Băile Govora

Vâlcea

2,449

3,147

360–380

1927a

Vașcău

Bihor

2,315

3,032

1956a

Solca

Suceava

2,188

4,687

1926a

Nucet

Bihor

2,165

2,851

1956a

Băile Tușnad

Harghita

1,641

1,802

650

1968a

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