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- Căscioarele is a commune in Călărași County, Muntenia, Romania. It is composed of a single village, Căscioarele. As of 2007 Căscioarele has a po****tion...
- Fundulea Lehliu-Gară Communes Alexandru Odobescu Belciugatele Borcea Căscioarele Chirnogi Chiselet Crivăț Ciocănești Curcani Cuza Vodă Dichiseni Dor Mărunt...
- Tscherkess), named after the Circ****ian minority that settled the region. Căscioarele (historical name: Mamușlia, Turkish: Mamuşlu, German: Mamuslia) Măgura...
- Zarea Cuza Vodă (Series B runners-up) Relegated to Liga V Călărași Unirea Dragalina (9th place in Series A) Viitorul Căscioarele(9th place in Series B)...
- in Series A) Conpet Ștefan cel Mare (9th place in Series A) Viitorul Căscioarele(9th place in Series B) Colinele Argeșului Mitreni (10th place in Series...
- areas, specifically, between the Danube Meadow and Romanian Plain, near Căscioarele. Vine covered areas were found near this habitat as well. At Drăgăneşti...
- Location Country Romania Counties Giurgiu, Călărași Villages Zboiu, Căscioarele Physical characteristics Mouth Danube  • coordinates 44°03′29″N 26°36′31″E...
- Belciugatele, Cândeasca, Cojești, Mataraua, Măriuța Borcea Borcea Căscioarele Căscioarele Chirnogi Chirnogi Chiselet Chiselet Ciocănești Ciocănești Crivăț...
- County, Muntenia, Romania. It is composed of four villages: Cărpenișu, Căscioarele, Găiseni and Podu Popa Nae. "Po****ţia rezidentă după grupa de vârstă...
- Giurgiu County, Muntenia, Romania. It is composed of eight villages: Căscioarele, Drăgăneasca, Ghionea, Icoana, Moșteni, Poenari, Trestieni, and Ulmi...