Zaim, Căuşeni

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Zaim is a Moldovan village located 7 km from the regional center of Causeni. Population 4,657, of which 4,569 Moldovans, 24 Ukrainians, 48 Russians, 4 Gagauzians, 0 Bulgarians, 0 Jews, 1 Pole, 0 Gypsies, and 11 other/undeclared. The dominant language is Romanian.

Zaim is well known in Moldova because of the house/museum of Alexei Mateevici, a famous poet of southern Bessarabia. Also found in Zaim is the Museum of the Spirit of South-western Moldova that includes exhibits of a number of artists and writers with origins in South-western Bessarabia.

v • d • e Cities and communes of Căuşeni district, Moldova

Cities	Căuşeni \| Căinari	Image:Map of Moldova highlighting Căuşeni district.png

Communes	Baccealia \| Baimaclia \| Chircăieşti \| Chircăieştii Noi \| Chiţcani \| Ciufleşti \| Cârnăţeni \| Cârnăţenii Noi \| Copanca \| Coşcalia \| Cremenciug \| Fârlădeni \| Gâsca \| Grădiniţa \| Grigorievca \| Hagimus \| Opaci \| Pervomaisc \| Plop-Ştiubei \| Săiţi \| Sălcuţa \| Taraclia \| Tănătari \| Tănătarii Noi \| Tocuz \| Ucrainca \| Ursoaia \| Zaim

Villages of sub-city or sub-commune level	Căinari, loc.st.cf \| Tricolici \| Surchiceni \| Baurci \| Mereneşti \| Zahorna \| Sălcuţa Nouă \| Florica \| Plop \| Fârlădenii Noi \| Leuntea \| Valea Verde \| Constantinovca \| Ştefăneşti \| Ursoaia Nouă \| Zviozdocica \| Marianca de Sus \| Zaim, loc. st. c. f.