Border between the Republic of Moldova and Romania
The border between the Republic of Moldova and Romania is a water border in Europe . The border is also the external border of the European Union .
course
Of the total of 3,069 kilometers of the Romanian border, 683 kilometers are the border with the Republic of Moldova . With the exception of a 570 m long section in the Danube , the border runs entirely in the Pruth river .
The border begins in the northwest at Criva in the Briceni district and ends in the southeast at Giurgiulești on the Danube. The exact course of the border between Moldova and Ukraine on the Danube between Giurgiuleşti and Reni has not yet been conclusively clarified (more detailed French-language Wikipedia: Échange territorial entre la Moldavie et l'Ukraine). At both endpoints, the Romanian-Moldovan border merges with the Romanian- Ukraine border . northeast corner
history
The course of the border was determined in 1940 as a result of the Hitler-Stalin Pact and restored in 1945. After Moldova's independence, it was kept unchanged in 1991.
Border crossings
The following crossings lead across the border (from southeast to northwest):
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Galați (bridge: road, rail ⊙ ) ↔ Giurgiulești on the
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Oancea
(bridge: road ⊙ ) ↔ Cahul on the R34
- Fălciu (bridge: rail ⊙ ) ↔ Cantemir
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Albița (bridge: street ⊙ ) ↔ Leușeni an der
- Iași (Bridge Podul Eiffel : rail ⊙ ) ↔ Ungheni
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Sculeni (bridge: street ⊙ ) ↔ Sculeni on the
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Stânca
(barrage ⊙ ) ↔ Costești R7
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Rădăuți-Prut
(bridge: street ⊙ ) ↔ Lipcani 
Other international political borders
- Romania
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Information on Romania from The World Factbook accessed on February 9, 2017 (multilingual)
- ↑ Information from the Romanian border police accessed on February 9, 2017 (Romanian, English)
Map with all coordinates: