Oltenița

Oltenița is a city in , , , on the left bank of the river , where its waters flow into the .
Eugen Simion 14, Public domain.
  • City with about 22,600 residents
  • …lies at an elevation of around 10 metres (20 feet)
  • …is also known as “Oltenitao”
  • Description: city in Călărași County, Romania

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Tutrakan.
is a small town in , a fishing port on the bank of the .
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Latitude
44.09052° or 44° 5′ 26″ north
Longitude
26.64068° or 26° 38′ 26″ east
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Open location code
8GP83JRR+67
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In Other Languages

From Achinese to Welsh—“Oltenița” goes by many names.
OlteniţaAchinese
ՕլտենիցաArmenian
OlteniçAzerbaijani
АлтэніцаBelarusian
ОлтеницаBulgarian
OltenițaCatalan
Municipiul OltenițaCebuano
OltenițaCebuano
奥尔泰尼察Chinese
OltenițaCzech
OlteniţaDanish
OltenițaDutch
OltenițaEstonian
ΟλτένιταGreek
ΟλτενίτσαGreek
אולטניצהHebrew
OltenițaHungarian
OlteniţaIndonesian
OltenițaIrish
OltenițaItalian
オルテニツァJapanese
올테니차Korean
Constantiana DaphneLatin
OltenicaLithuanian
OlteniţaMalay
OltenițaMinangkabau
OltenițaNorwegian Bokmål
OltenițaNorwegian Nynorsk
اولتنیتساPersian
OltenițaPolish
OlteniţaRomanian
ОлтеницаRussian
ОлтеницеRussian
OltenicaSerbian
ОлтеницаSerbian
Општина ОлтеницаSerbian
Opština OltenițaSerbo-Croatian
Opština Oltenița, CălărașiSerbo-Croatian
OltenițaSilesian
OltenițaSlovak
OltenițaSlovenian
اولتنیتساSouth Azerbaijani
OltenițaSwedish
ОлтенитсаTajik
OlteniçTurkish
OltenițaTurkish
ОлтеніцаUkrainian
اولٹینیتساUrdu
OltenițaVietnamese
OltenițaWelsh

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