Drochia

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Drochia

County

Drochia County

Status

County capital

Population (2004)

21,500

Geographical coordinates

48°2′41 N 27°45′3E

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Drochia is the name of a town in the northern part of the Republic of Moldova. It is now a capital of one of the raion district. The name itself comes from a local type of bird, named Dropie.

Subdivisions of Moldova

Raions:	Anenii Noi \| Basarabeasca \| Briceni \| Cahul \| Cantemir \| Călăraşi \| Căuşeni \| Cimişlia \| Criuleni \| Donduşeni \| Drochia \| Dubăsari \| Edineţ \| Faleşti \| Floreşti \| Glodeni \| Hînceşti \| Ialoveni \| Leova \| Nisporeni \| Ocniţa \| Orhei \| Rezina \| Rîşcani \| Sîngerei \| Soroca \| Străşeni \| Şoldăneşti \| Ştefan Vodă \| Taraclia \| Teleneşti \| Ungheni
Municipalities:	Chişinău \| Bălţi \| Bender \| Comrat \| Tiraspol
Autonomous regions:	Găgăuzia \| Stînga Nistrului (disputed)

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