Iasi County

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Location of the Iasi County in Romania
Map of Iasi County
Coat of arms of the Iasi County
Coat of arms of the Iași district, at the time of real socialism
Coat of arms of the Iasi County, in the interwar period

The Iași district ([ jaʃʲ ]; pronunciation ? / I ) is a Romanian district ( Județ ) in the Moldova region with the district capital Iași . Its common abbreviation and the license plate are IS. Audio file / audio sample

The Iaşi County borders in the north to the county of Botosani , in the east of the Republic of Moldova , in the south to the Vaslui county , in the west of the circles Neamt and Suceava .

Demographics

In 2002 the district had 816,910 inhabitants and a population density of 150 inhabitants per km².

At the 2011 census, the Iași district had 772,348 inhabitants, a population density of 141 inhabitants per km².

geography

The district has a total area of ​​5476 km², which corresponds to 2.29% of the area of ​​Romania.

cities and communes

The Iasi district officially consists of 429 localities. 5 of them have the status of a city , 93 that of a municipality. The rest are administratively assigned to the cities and municipalities.

Biggest places

City / municipality population
Iași ( German Jassy , Hungarian Jászvásár ) 290,422
Paşcani 033,745
Holboca 011,971
Miroslava 011,958
Ciurea 011,640
Tomeşti 011.051
Hârlău (Hungarian Harló ) 010,905
Belceşti 010,555
Târgu Frumos 010,475
Deleni 009,969
Podu Iloaiei 009,573
Scobinți 007,458
Popricani 007,393
Cotnari (German Kottnersberg ) 007,248
(As of October 20, 2011)

See also

Web links

Commons : Iași district  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. a b 2011 census in Romania at citypopulation.de