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Caraula is a
commune in Dolj County, Oltenia,
Romania with a po****tion of 2,560 people. It is
composed of a
single village,
Caraula. "Po****ţia rezidentă...
- The
Caraula (Ukrainian: Лаура, romanized: Laura) is a left
tributary of the
river Suceava. Its
source is
located in
Chernivtsi Raion,
Chernivtsi Oblast...
- Cobilioara, Garbanevski, Melesh, Rapochev, Rusca, Ulma, Sadău, Falcău,
Caraula, Șicova,
Bilca Mare, Petrimiasa, Târnauca, Climăuț, Ruda, Horaiț, Hatnuța...
- Desnățui near Goicea. It
flows through the
villages Verbița, Orodel, Vârtop,
Caraula,
Galicea Mare, Siliștea
Crucii and Afumați. Its
length is 80 km (50 mi)...
- Brădești Braloștița Bratovoești
Breasta Bucovăț Bulzești Călărași Calopăr
Caraula Cârcea Cârna
Carpen Castranova Catane Celaru Cerăt Cernătești
Cetate Cioroiași...
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coined there were only male
police workers), very
probably derived from "
caraulă",
feminine noun,
meaning "guard" or "sentinel".
Chimps UK
slang term for...
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neighbors are the
following communes: Verbița to the north;
Orodel and
Caraula to the east;
Unirea to the south; and Dârvari and Oprișor (from Mehedinți...
- 1728, 36
villages of Mehedinți were
entirely "broken up",
while in 1734,
Caraula was left with only four moșneni and its Pârcălab. In
other cases, the exodus...
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Caracal Olt Caraclău Trotuș Caraș
Danube Caraslău
Oituz Carastelec Crasna Caraula Suceava Cârcinov Argeș Cârgrea
Cungra Cârlibaba Bistrița Cârligați Trebeș...
- Craiova, and
attended the
inauguration of a Fănuș
Neagu Primary School in
Caraula. The
latter institution also
hosts his bust, done by
Lucian Irimescu. A...
