Dolhasca

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Coordinates: 47°25′31″N 26°36′35″E / 47.42528, 26.60972
Dolhasca
Dolhasca Location of Dolhasca
Country	Romania
County	Suceava County
Status	Town
Government
- Mayor	Maria Cojocariu (Social Democratic Party)
Area
- Total	110.35 km² (42.6 sq mi)
Population (2002)
- Total	11,093
Time zone	EET (UTC+2)
- Summer (DST)	EEST (UTC+3)
Website: http://www.primariadolhasca.ro/

Dolhasca is a town in southeastern Bukovina, in Suceava County, Romania. In 2002, it had a population of 11,000, of which 89.95% are Romanians and 10.02% are Roma people (Gypsies). It has been declared a town only recently, in 2004, and it contains beside the main town of Dolhasca another seven villages. The Probota Monastery, built in 1530 by Moldavian ruler Petru Rareş, is found close to the town. Notable natives include the actor Alexandru Arşinel.

	Suceava County
Municipalities	Câmpulung Moldovenesc \| Fălticeni \| Rădăuţi \| Suceava (county seat) \| Vatra Dornei
Towns	Broşteni \| Cajvana \| Dolhasca \| Frasin \| Gura Humorului \| Liteni \| Milişăuţi \| Salcea \| Siret \| Solca \| Vicovu de Sus
Rural Municipalities	Adâncata \| Arbore \| Baia \| Bălăceana \| Bălcăuţi \| Bilca \| Bogdăneşti \| Boroaia \| Bosanci \| Botoşana \| Breaza \| Brodina \| Buneşti \| Burla \| Cacica \| Calafindeşti \| Capu Câmpului \| Cârlibaba \| Ciocăneşti \| Ciprian Porumbescu \| Comăneşti \| Cornu Luncii \| Coşna \| Crucea \| Dărmăneşti \| Dolheşti \| Dorna-Arini \| Dorna Candrenilor \| Dorneşti \| Drăgoieşti \| Drăguşeni \| Dumbrăveni \| Fântâna Mare \| Fântânele \| Forăşti \| Frătăuţii Noi \| Frătăuţii Vechi \| Frumosu \| Fundu Moldovei \| Gălăneşti \| Grămeşti \| Grăniceşti \| Hănţeşti \| Hârtop \| Horodnic de Jos \| Horodnic de Sus \| Horodniceni \| Iacobeni \| Iaslovăţ \| Ilişeşti \| Ipoteşti \| Izvoarele Sucevei \| Mălini \| Mănăstirea Humorului \| Marginea \| Mitocu Dragomirnei \| Moara \| Moldova-Suliţa \| Moldoviţa \| Muşeniţa \| Ostra \| Păltinoasa \| Panaci \| Pârteştii de Jos \| Pătrăuţi \| Poiana Stampei \| Poieni-Solca \| Pojorâta \| Preuteşti \| Putna \| Rădăşeni \| Râşca \| Sadova \| Satu Mare \| Serbăuţi \| Siminicea \| Slatina \| Straja \| Stroieşti \| Stulpicani \| Suceviţa \| Şaru Dornei \| Şcheia \| Todireşti \| Udeşti \| Ulma \| Vadu Moldovei \| Valea Moldovei \| Vama \| Vatra Moldoviţei \| Vereşti \| Vicovu de Jos \| Voitinel \| Volovăţ \| Vultureşti \| Zamostea \| Zvoriştea