Glina, Ilfov

Glina is a commune (village) in the south-east of Ilfov county, Romania. Its name is derived from Slavic Glina, meaning "clay".

Localities in Ilfov county

Towns:	Bragadiru \| Buftea \| Măgurele \| Otopeni \| Pantelimon \| Popeşti-Leordeni \| Voluntari
Communes:	Periş \| Ciolpani \| Gruiu \| Nuci \| Snagov \| Grădiştea \| Moara Vlăsiei \| Baloteşti \| Corbeanca \| Dascălu \| Petrăchioaia \| Tunari \| Ştefăneştii de Jos \| Afumaţi \| Găneasa \| Mogoşoaia \| Chitila \| Dragomireşti Vale \| Chiajna \| Dobroieşti \| Brăneşti \| Ciorogârla \| Domneşti \| Clinceni \| Glina \| Cernica \| Cornetu \| Jilava \| Berceni \| Dărăşti \| 1 Decembrie \| Vidra

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