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Encyclopedia: PiteÅŸti

PiteÅŸti, situated on the A1 freeway connecting it directly to Bucharest (the national capital), is an important commercial and industrial center.

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Arges (county)

£) in the Wallachia region, with the capital city at PiteÅŸti (population: 187,558). Its common... 98/km². Geography This county has a total area of 6,862 km². List of cities in ArgeÅŸ county PiteÅŸti Campulung Mioveni Curtea de Arges Costesti Topoloveni Counties of Romania Alba | Arad...

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List of football clubs in Romania

1990 – UDR ReÅŸiÅ£a ? ? 1 FC Olt ScorniceÅŸti 1973 1990 – Chinezul TimiÅŸoara 1910 1946 6... IaÅŸi 1945 A – FC Oradea Oradea 1902 B 1 Ceahlăul Piatra NeamÅ£ 1919 B – FC ArgeÅŸ PiteÅŸti 1953 A 2 Petrolul PloieÅŸti 1952 B 4 Poli AEK TimiÅŸoara 1920 A â...

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Roads and Expressways in Romania

B). Expressways Identified by A followed by a number. A1 : Bucharest - PiteÅŸti A2 : Bucharest...ƒeÅŸti - PiteÅŸti - Râmnicu Vâlcea - Sibiu - Deva - Arad - Nădlac -> Hungary Secondary roads DN... 64A : Râmnicu Vâlcea - Băile OlăneÅŸti DN 65 : PiteÅŸti - Slatina - Craiova DN 65A : PiteÅŸti...

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Counties of Romania

ArgeÅŸ AG PiteÅŸti Bacău BC Bacău Bihor BH Oradea BistriÅ£a-Năsăud BN BistriÅ£a BotoÅ... MureÅŸ MS Târgu MureÅŸ NeamÅ£ NT Piatra NeamÅ£ Olt OT Slatina Prahova PH PloieÅŸti Satu... VN FocÅŸani BucureÅŸti ( Bucharest municipality ) B A new administrative division was proposed...

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Romanian Football League

2004/2005 season: Apulum Alba Iulia FC Argeş Piteşti CFR Cluj FCM Bacău FC Braşov Dinamo...

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Ion Bratianu

Ion C. Brătianu (June 2, 1821-May 16 1891), Romanian statesman, was born at Piteşti in Walachia. He entered the Walachian army in 1838, and visited Paris in 1841 for purposes of study. Returning to Walachia, he took part, with his friend C. A. Rosetti and other prominent politicians, in the...

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Dacia (car)

ColibaÅŸi, near PiteÅŸti. In addition to the sedan and wagon versions of the original Renault 12, there...

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Caile Ferate Romane

- Piteşti - Slatina - Craiova - Târgu Jiu Bucharest - Craiova - Timişoara Bucharest - Cluj Napoca Bucharest - Ploieşti - Braşov - Sighişoara - Alba Iulia - Arad Bucharest - Ploieşti - Braşov... Mare Sibiu - Râmnicu Vâlcea - Craiova Sibiu - Braşov Overall, Bucharest, Piteşti, Ploieşti...

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European route

- Thessaloniki E81 - Halmeu - Satu Mare - Zalău - Cluj-Napoca - Turda - Sebeş - Sibiu - Piteşti E83... E574 - Bacău - Braşov - Piteşti E575 - Bratislava - Dunajská Streda - Medved'ov - Vámószabadi... - Ploieşti - Bucharest - Urziceni - Slobozia - Hîrsova - Constanţa ... Poti - Samtredia - Khashuri...

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Ion Antonescu

Ion Antonescu (June 15 1882, PiteÅŸti - June 1 1946 near Jilava) was prime minister and dictator of Romania during World War II from September 4, 1940 to August 23, 1944. Ion Antonescu Early life and military career Antonescu was born into a bourgeois family with some military tradition. He...

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