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Cetatea Albă County

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Country
  
Romania

Capital city (Reședință de județ)
  
Cetatea-Albă

Time zone
  
EET (UTC+2)

Historic region
  
Bessarabia

Established
  
1925

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Ceased to exist
  
Administrative and Constitutional Reform in 1938

Cetatea-Albă was a county (județ) of Romania, in Bessarabia, with the capital city at Cetatea-Albă.

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Neighbours

The county neighboured Odessa Oblast of USSR to the east, the Black Sea to the south-east, the counties of Tighina to the north, Ismail to the south and Cahul to the west.

Administration

The county consisted of six districts (plăṣi) : Cazaci, Tarutina, Taslâc (with the seat at Arciz), Tatar-Bunar, Tuzla (with the seat at Cetatea-Albă) and Volințiri. Between 1918 and 1930 it comprised eight districts:

  • Arciz
  • Cazaci
  • Ivăneștii Noi
  • Liman (with the seat at Cetatea-Albă)
  • Sărata (with the seat at Bairamcea)
  • Tarutina
  • Tuzla
  • Volințiri
  • Coat of arms

    The Coat of Arms featured a tree on the sinister and the fortress of Cetatea-Albă on the dexter.

    Population

    According to the Romanian census of 1930 the population of Cetatea Albă County was 340,459, of which 20.9% were ethnic Bulgarians, 20.5% ethnic Ukrainians, 18.5% Romanians, 17.3% Russians 16.3% ethnic Germans, 3.3% Jews, 3.3% Gagauz and 0.1% Armenians. Classified by religion: 79.0% were Orthodox Christian, 16.3% Lutheran, 4.7% Jews.

    After 1938

    After the 1938 Administrative and Constitutional Reform, this county merged with the counties of Lăpușna, Orhei and Tighina to form Ținutul Nistru.

    References

    Cetatea Albă County Wikipedia


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