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Bujoru ("peony") may
refer to
several places in Romania:
Bujoru,
Teleorman Bujoru, a
village in
Dobra Commune,
Hunedoara County Bujoru, a
village in Călmățuiu...
- from
Bujoru (Teleorman County, Romania)
belonging to
Basarabi culture. "The
votive chariot from
Bujoru". capodopere2019.ro. 2019. "Wagon model,
Bujoru, Romania...
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Bujoru (Romanian pronunciation: [buˈʒoru]) is a
commune in
Teleorman County, Muntenia, Romania. It is
composed of a
single village,
Bujoru. "Po****ţia...
- The
Bujorul is a
right tributary of the
river Chineja in Romania. It
flows into the
Chineja in the town Târgu Bujor. Its
length is 30 km (19 mi) and its...
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Balaci Beciu Beuca Blejești
Bogdana Botoroaga Bragadiru Brânceni
Bujoreni Bujoru Buzescu Călinești Călmățuiu Călmățuiu de Sus
Cervenia Ciolănești Ciuperceni...
- Alexandria, Poroschia, Brânceni, Smârdioasa, Cervenia, Conțești, Bragadiru,
Bujoru. The
following rivers are
tributaries of the
Vedea (from
source to mouth):...
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Promoted from Liga V
Teleorman Tineretul Suhaia (Winners)
Steaua Roșie
Bujoru (Runners-up) CSC
Putineiu (3rd place)
Vulturii Mereni (4th place) Relegated...
- ISBN 978-2-35613-260-4. {{cite book}}: |website=
ignored (help) "The
votive chariot from
Bujoru". capodopere2019.ro. 2019.
during the 7th c. BC is
taking place a change...
- Vuia was
named an
honorary member of the
Romanian Academy. His birthplace,
Bujoru, in Timiș
County was
renamed Traian Vuia
after his death. Timișoara International...
- in
Teleorman County, Muntenia, Romania. It is
composed of four villages:
Bujoru, Caravaneți, Călmățuiu and
Nicolae Bălcescu. The
river Călmățui p****es through...
