Edineţ
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Edineţ is a town in the north of Moldova. It has a population of about 20,000, and is administrative center of the region (raion) of the same name. It is located at .
Edineţ has a 500-year history. It has a Natural History Museum and a famous Museum of National Craftsmen, whose collection is rich in original folk objects and works.
Also known as Yedintsy or Yedintzi.
[edit] External links
- Edinet telephone directory
- Edinet based radio station
- Yad l'Yedinitz; memorial book for the Jewish community of Yedintzi, Bessarabia
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| Former counties (judeţe) of Moldova |  |
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| Bălţi • Cahul • Chişinău • Edineţ • Lăpuşna • Orhei • Soroca • Tighina • Ungheni |
