List of cities and towns in Romania

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This is a list of cities and towns in Romania, ordered by population (largest to smallest) according to the 2002, 2011 and 2021 censuses.[1] For the major cities, average elevation is also given. Cities in bold are county capitals. The list includes major cities with the status of municipiu (103 in total), as well as cities and towns with the status of oraș (216 in total).

Municipalities of Romania
Towns of Romania

Romania has 319 cities and towns: one city with over 1 million inhabitants, 17 other cities with more than 100,000 inhabitants, 153 cities with a population between 10,000 and 100,000 inhabitants, 110 towns between 5,000 and 10,000 inhabitants, and 38 towns with less than 5,000 inhabitants.[2]

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    Municipality (Romanian: municipiu)
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Bold County capital (Romanian: reședință de județ)
City County Population (2021)[3] Population (2011)[4] Population (2002) Elevation (m) Year status
granted (a) or
first attested (b)
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Bucharest 1,716,961 1,883,425 1,926,334 85 1459b  
Cluj-Napoca Cluj 286,598 324,576 317,953 360 1316a  
Iași Iași 271,692 290,422 320,888 95 1408b  
Constanța Constanța 263,688 283,872 310,471 25 260 BCb (as Tomis)  
Timișoara Timiș 250,849 319,279 317,660 90 1342a  
Brașov Brașov 237,589 253,200 284,596 625 1235b  
Craiova Dolj 234,140 269,506 302,601 100 1475b  
Galați Galați 217,851 249,432 298,861 55 1445b  
Oradea Bihor 183,105 196,367 206,614 150 1113b  
Ploiești Prahova 180,540 209,945 232,527 150 1596b  
Brăila Brăila 154,686 180,302 216,292 20 1368b  
Arad Arad 145,078 159,074 172,824 107 1028b  
Pitești Argeș 141,275 155,383 168,458 287 1388b  
Bacău Bacău 136,087 144,307 175,500 165 1408b  
Sibiu Sibiu 134,309 147,245 154,892 415 1191b  
Târgu Mureș Mureș 116,033 134,290 149,577 330 1332a  
Baia Mare Maramureș 108,759 123,738 137,976 225 1329b  
Buzău Buzău 103,481 115,494 133,116 95 1431b  
Râmnicu Vâlcea Vâlcea 93,151 98,776 107,656 250 1388b  
Satu Mare Satu Mare 91,520 102,411 115,630 123 1213b  
Botoșani Botoșani 90,010 106,847 115,344 130 1439b  
Suceava Suceava 84,322 92,121 106,138 325 1388b  
Drobeta-Turnu Severin Mehedinți 79,865 92,617 104,035 65 121 ADb;
1833a
 
Piatra Neamț Neamț 79,679 85,055 105,499 345 1491b  
Bistrița Bistrița-Năsăud 78,877 75,076 81,467 360 1349a  
Târgu Jiu Gorj 73,545 82,504 96,562 205 1406b[5]  
Târgoviște Dâmbovița 66,965 79,610 89,429 280 1396b[5]  
Focșani Vrancea 66,648 79,315 103,219 55 1575b  
Tulcea Tulcea 65,624 73,707 92,762 30 300 BC–292 BCb (as Aegyssus);
1506b (as Tulcea)[5]
 
Alba Iulia Alba 64,227 63,536 66,369 330 1097b  
Slatina Olt 63,487 70,293 79,171 135 1368b  
Vaslui Vaslui 63,035 55,407 70,267 110–170 1375b  
Reșița Caraș-Severin 58,393 73,282 83,985 245 1925a  
Călărași Călărași 58,211 65,181 70,039 13 1534b  
Giurgiu Giurgiu 54,551 61,353 69,587 25 1395b  
Popești-Leordeni Ilfov 53,434 21,895 15,115 2004a  
Deva Hunedoara 53,113 61,123 69,390 187 1269b  
Bârlad Vaslui 52,475 55,837 69,183 70–120 1174b  
Zalău Sălaj 52,359 56,202 63,305 275 1473a  
Hunedoara Hunedoara 50,457 60,525 71,380 240 1265b  
Sfântu Gheorghe Covasna 50,080 56,006 61,512 555 1332b;
1832a
 
Roman Neamț 48,644 50,713 69,483 200 1387b  
Voluntari Ilfov 47,366 42,944 30,016 57 1864b (the Pipera village),
1921b (Cetatea Voluntărească/the Volunteering Citadel);
1968b (as Voluntari);[6]
2004a
 
Turda Cluj 43,319 47,744 55,770 315 1075b  
Slobozia Ialomița 41,550 45,891 52,677 20 1614b  
Alexandria Teleorman 40,390 45,434 50,591 41 1840a  
Bragadiru Ilfov 40,080 15,329 8,165 37 2005a
Mediaș Sibiu 39,505 47,204 55,203 330 1359a  
Lugoj Timiș 35,450 40,361 44,571 124 1334b (Sacerdos de Lucas);
1376b (as Castrum Lugas);
1542a[5]
 
Medgidia Constanța 34,612 39,780 43,867 75 1840b;
1968a
 
Miercurea Ciuc Harghita 34,484 38,966 41,852 662 1558b  
Năvodari Constanța 34,398 32,981 32,400 7 1421b (as Kara Koyun);
1927b (as Năvodari);
1968a
 
Onești Bacău 34,005 39,172 51,681 210 1436b (as "Siliștea lui Oană la Trotuș"/the village hearth of Oană upon Trotuș);[5]
1956a
 
Pantelimon Ilfov 32,873 25,596 16,019 2005a  
Tecuci Galați 32,801 34,871 42,012 50 1435b  
Sighetu Marmației Maramureș 32,793 37,640 41,246 274 1326b  
Mangalia Constanța 31,950 36,364 40,037 20 500 BC–400 BCb (as Callatis);
1593b (as Mangalia)[5]
 
Dej Cluj 31,475 33,497 38,478 285 1061b  
Odorheiu Secuiesc Harghita 31,335 34,257 36,926 477–504 1301b (as Castrum Vduord);
1332–1334b (as Uduorhel village);
1485a (as Oppidum Udvarhely)
 
Petroșani Hunedoara 31,044 37,160 45,447 615 1930a  
Săcele Brașov 30,920 30,798 29,967 1366b;
1971a
 
Pașcani Iași 30,766 33,745 42,172 250 1419b  
Râmnicu Sărat Buzău 29,774 33,843 38,805 118 1439b  
Reghin Mureș 29,742 33,281 36,023 390 1228b  
Mioveni Argeș 29,317 31,998 35,849 300 1485b (as Colibași);
1989a (as Colibași);
1996b (as Mioveni)
 
Câmpina Prahova 28,993 32,935 38,758 435 1503b/1864a  
Câmpulung Argeș 27,574 31,767 38,285 580–600 1292[5]–1300b  
Fetești Ialomița 27,465 30,217 33,197 25 1528b/1934a[5]  
Caracal Olt 27,403 30,954 34,603 128 1538b  
Borșa Maramureș 27,711 27,611 27,247 950 1365b/1968a  
Sebeș Alba 26,490 27,019 29,475 1245b  
Făgăraș Brașov 26,284 30,714 36,121 430 1222b (the region of Fagar šu/Fogaras river);
1291b (as Fogros);
1310 (the Fogaras wooden fortress)[5]
 
Curtea de Argeș Argeș 25,977 27,359 32,626 420 1330b (as Argeș castle/cetate);
1510b (as The Argeș Court/Curtea de Argeș)[5]
 
Huși Vaslui 25,045 26,266 33,320 120 1494b  
Rădăuți Suceava 24,292 23,822 32,151 375 1393b  
Sighișoara Mureș 23,927 28,102 32,287 380 1367a  
Fălticeni Suceava 23,902 25,723 33,867 220–390 1440b;
1490b (as "Șumuz, that is Fulticeanii" village);
1780b (as Șoldănești town/târg);
1826b (Fălticeni)[5]
 
Dorohoi Botoșani 22,893 24,309 31,073 170 1407b  
Oltenița Călărași 22,624 24,822 31,434 15 1853a  
Roșiorii de Vede Teleorman 22,294 27,416 31,873 32 1385b  
Cisnădie Sibiu 22,277 14,282 17,204 510 1150b (as Ruetel);
1323b (as Heltau);
1948a
 
Otopeni Ilfov 21,750 13,861 10,515 91 2000a  
Caransebeș Caraș-Severin 21,714 24,689 31,199 220 1289b;
1564a[5]
 
Zărnești Brașov 21,624 23,476 26,520 1373b;
1951a
 
Aiud Alba 21,307 22,876 28,909 260 1293b  
Târnăveni Mureș 20,604 22,075 29,828 300 1278b/1912a  
Câmpia Turzii Cluj 20,590 22,223 29,852 300 1925a  
Buftea Ilfov 20,586 22,178 19,617 110 1968a  
Codlea Brașov 20,534 21,708 24,814 550 1265b/1950a  
Comănești Bacău 19,996 19,568 26,237 520 1409b/1952a  
Gherla Cluj 19,873 20,982 24,232 250 1291b  
Vulcan Hunedoara 19,772 24,160 33,186 610 1462b (as Wolkan); 1953a  
Moinești Bacău 19,728 21,787 25,532 1467b  
Petrila Hunedoara 19,600 22,692 28,742 675 1493b/1956a  
Turnu Măgurele Teleorman 19,597 24,772 30,187 31 1387b  
Cugir Alba 19,473 21,376 30,244 304 1330b (as Villa Kudzyr); 1960a[5]  
Carei Satu Mare 18,957 21,112 25,590 160 1320b/1871a  
Lupeni Hunedoara 18,699 23,390 31,409 725 1770b/1941a  
Târgu Neamț Neamț 18,029 18,695 22,634 365 1387b  
Blaj Alba 17,816 20,630 21,819 260 1271b  
Orăștie Hunedoara 16,825 18,227 24,354 1224b  
Băicoi Prahova 16,722 17,981 20,234 310 1597b/1948a
Târgu Secuiesc Covasna 16,243 18,491 22,251 1407b  
Balș Olt 16,114 18,164 23,147 150 1921a  
Motru Gorj 15,950 19,079 25,860 1385b/1966a  
Ștefănești Argeș 15,931 14,541 12,983 2004a  
Băilești Dolj 15,928 17,437 22,231 80 1536b/1921a  
Râșnov Brașov 15,920 15,022 16,242 650 1331b[5]  
Gheorgheni Harghita 15,884 18,377 21,245 810 1232b; 1333b (Sacerdos de Giorgio); 1905a[5]  
Salonta Bihor 15,792 17,735 20,006 90 1606b  
Câmpulung Moldovenesc Suceava 15,642 16,722 21,862 630 1411b/1866a  
Drăgășani Vâlcea 15,617 17,871 22,499 1535b  
Moreni Dâmbovița 15,472 18,687 22,868 472 1584b/1948a  
Vișeu de Sus Maramureș 15,349 15,037 18,444 427 1365b/1956a  
Adjud Vrancea 15,178 16,045 20,776 97 1433b  
Vicovu de Sus Suceava 15,143 13,308 14,125 1436b/2004a  
Cernavodă Constanța 15,088 17,022 20,514 50 300 BC–100 BCb (as Axiopolis);
1860b (as Černa Voda)[7]
 
Filiași Dolj 15,031 16,900 20,159 1573b/1968a  
Breaza Prahova 14,871 15,928 18,863 600 1431b/1952a  
Chitila Ilfov 14,762 14,184 12,643 84 2005a  
Luduș Mureș 14,757 15,328 18,647 1377b/1960a  
Negrești-Oaș Satu Mare 14,616 11,867 16,356   1965a  
Măgurele Ilfov 14,414 11,041 9,200   2005a  
Baia Sprie Maramureș 14,329 15,476 15,735 500 1329b  
Buhuși Bacău 14,152 14,562 21,993 235 1438b/1930a  
Ovidiu Constanța 13,968 13,847 13,458 1989a  
Șimleu Silvaniei Sălaj 13,948 14,436 17,053 1251b  
Calafat Dolj 13,807 17,336 21,227 35 1424b  
Marghita Bihor 13,573 15,770 18,650 1216b/1967a  
Corabia Olt 13,527 16,441 21,932 35 1596b/1871a  
Urziceni Ialomița 13,380 15,308 19,088 60 1596b  
Gura Humorului Suceava 13,278 13,667 16,740 1490b/1904a  
Dărmănești Bacău 13,069 12,247 14,232 1989a  
Mizil Prahova 12,962 14,312 17,075 125 1585b/1830a  
Pucioasa Dâmbovița 12,953 14,254 16,489 350 1649b (as Piatra Pucioasa); 1929a  
Bocșa Caraș-Severin 12,949 15,842 19,023 170 1333b/1960a  
Bolintin-Vale Giurgiu 12,806 12,929 11,464 100 1426b/1989a  
Țăndărei Ialomița 12,761 13,219 14,591 1594b/1968a  
Brad Hunedoara 12,690 14,495 18,075 278 1445b/1941a  
Toplița Harghita 12,609 13,929 16,839 650 1567b (as Taplócza); 1956a  
Zimnicea Teleorman 12,589 14,058 16,787 48 1385b (as Dezimnikos)  
Găești Dâmbovița 12,583 13,317 16,598 1498b  
Vatra Dornei Suceava 12,578 14,429 17,864 802 1592b/1907a  
Avrig Sibiu 12,534 12,815 16,215 350 1364b/1989a  
Ocna Mureș Alba 12,480 13,036 15,697 1203b (as Uioara); 1956a  
Sântana Arad 12,460 11,428 12,936   2003a  
Vălenii de Munte Prahova 12,044 12,257 13,898 350 1431b  
Pecica Arad 11,950 12,762 13,024 1329b/2004a  
Darabani Botoșani 11,948 9,893 12,002   1926a/1968a  
Mărășești Vrancea 11,314 10,671 13,070  
Simeria Hunedoara 11,268 12,556 14,571 1449b (as Piskitelep); 1956a  
Beclean Bistrița-Năsăud 11,260 10,628 12,033 252 1968a  
Târgu Lăpuș Maramureș 11,163 11,744 14,139   1968a  
Comarnic Prahova 11,106 11,970 13,532 500–580 1510b/1968a[5]  
Dolhasca Suceava 11,007 10,298 11,009   2004a  
Sângeorz-Băi Bistrița-Năsăud 10,931 9,679 10,702  
Scornicești Olt 10,795 11,766 13,751   1989a
Săcueni Bihor 10,720 11,526 11,665   2004a  
Sânnicolau Mare Timiș 10,627 12,312 13,007 82 1217b (as Sân-Nicolau); 1942a  
Flămânzi Botoșani 10,561 10,136 11,799   2004a  
Târgu Ocna Bacău 10,410 11,300 14,184   1774a  
Hârlău Iași 10,349 10,905 12,260   1968a  
Dăbuleni Dolj 10,333 12,182 13,888   2004a  
Boldești-Scăeni Prahova 10,298 11,137 11,505 250–300 1543b (Scăieni), 1600b (Boldești); 1968a (by union)[5]  
Rovinari Gorj 10,246 11,816 12,603   1981a  
Năsăud Bistrița-Năsăud 10,215 9,587 11,365  
Jimbolia Timiș 10,179 10,808 10,497   1950a  
Urlați Prahova 10,131 10,541 11,858  
Videle Teleorman 10,107 11,508 12,498 1968a  
Călan Hunedoara 10,055 11,279 14,714 231 1961a  
Lipova Arad 10,040 10,313 11,491   1440a  
Beiuș Bihor 9,745 10,667 12,089 191 1451a  
Drăgănești-Olt Olt 9,721 10,894 13,181
Sovata Mureș 9,703 10,385 12,219   1952a  
Jibou Sălaj 9,677 10,407 12,283 1205b/1968a  
Aleșd Bihor 9,662 10,066 10,852 224 1968a  
Târgu Frumos Iași 9,597 10,475 13,763  
Salcea Suceava 9,513 9,015 8,719   2004a  
Nehoiu Buzău 9,464 10,211 12,650   1989a  
Costești Argeș 9,460 10,375 12,091 200 1535b/1968a  
Odobești Vrancea 9,423 9,364 8,000
Topoloveni Argeș 9,373 10,219 10,329   1968a
Oravița Caraș-Severin 9,346 11,382 15,222  
Titu Dâmbovița 9,291 9,658 10,711   1968a  
Moldova Nouă Caraș-Severin 9,278 12,350 15,112 1600b/1956a  
Babadag Tulcea 9,213 8,940 10,878 30–70 1330–1332b (as Baba-Saltik)  
Covasna Covasna 9,208 10,114 12,306 550–600 1567b/1952a  
Murfatlar Constanța 9,173 10,216 10,857   1989a  
Cajvana Suceava 9,139 6,901 7,263 384 2004a  
Sinaia Prahova 9,071 10,410 14,636   1880a  
Strehaia Mehedinți 9,059 10,506 12,564   1921a  
Podu Iloaiei Iași 8,992 9,573 9,739   2005a  
Ianca Brăila 8,969 10,343 12,886   1989a  
Valea lui Mihai Bihor 8,969 9,902 10,665   1844a/1930a/1989a  
Liteni Suceava 8,878 9,596 9,851   2004a  
Ineu Arad 8,807 9,260 10,416   1967a  
Cristuru Secuiesc Harghita 8,797 9,650 11,291 393 1332b (Sacerdos de Sancta Croce); 1956a  
Hațeg Hunedoara 8,793 9,685 12,507  
Hârșova Constanța 8,737 9,642 11,198  
Eforie Constanța 8,630 9,473 9,294  
Orșova Mehedinți 8,506 10,441 15,379  
Oțelu Roșu Caraș-Severin 8,497 10,510 13,128   1960a  
Iernut Mureș 8,473 8,705 9,833   1989a  
Tăuții-Măgherăuș Maramureș 8,463 7,136 6,713   2004a  
Bușteni Prahova 8,368 8,894 11,787 880–940 1840b/1946a[5]  
Recaș Timiș 8,347 8,336 8,560   2004a  
Întorsura Buzăului Covasna 8,332 7,528 9,081   1968a  
Seini Maramureș 8,198 8,987 9,439   1989a  
Roznov Neamț 8,133 8,593 9,171   2003a  
Huedin Cluj 8,069 9,346 9,955   1961a  
Techirghiol Constanța 8,061 7,292 7,388  
Tășnad Satu Mare 8,058 8,631 10,188   1968a  
Mihăilești Giurgiu 7,760 7,923 7,161  
Baraolt Covasna 7,730 8,672 10,464 500 1224b[5]  
Șomcuta Mare Maramureș 7,703 7,565 7,708   2004a  
Bumbești-Jiu Gorj 7,684 8,932 11,882 400 1989a  
Târgu Cărbunești Gorj 7,616 8,034 9,338   1968a  
Băbeni Vâlcea 7,570 8,451 9,475 217 2002a  
Agnita Sibiu 7,564 8,732 12,115 447 1950a  
Negrești Vaslui 7,530 8,380 10,481   1968a  
Segarcea Dolj 7,356 7,019 8,704   1968a
Călimănești Vâlcea 7,348 7,622 8,923 260 1386b/1927a[5]  
Curtici Arad 7,279 7,453 9,762 107 1968a  
Măcin Tulcea 7,248 8,245 11,803  
Chișineu-Criș Arad 7,212 7,987 8,724 102 1968a
Ghimbav Brașov 7,208 4,698 5,112   2002a  
Budești Călărași 7,126 7,725 9,596 18 1526b/1989a
Ulmeni Maramureș 7,110 7,270 7,153   2004a  
Ungheni Mureș 7,007 6,945 6,554   2004a  
Panciu Vrancea 6,921 7,664 9,834   1956a
Turceni Gorj 6,891 7,269 8,559 2004a  
Murgeni Vaslui 6,853 7,119 7,674   2003a  
Buziaș Timiș 6,834 7,023 8,128 128 1956a  
Amara Ialomița 6,805 7,345 7,627 30 2004a  
Pâncota Arad 6,787 6,946 7,418   1968a
Fundulea Călărași 6,714 6,851 6,217   1989a  
Nădlac Arad 6,713 7,398 8,422   1968a  
Tălmaciu Sibiu 6,711 6,905 9,147   1989a  
Plopeni Prahova 6,709 7,718 10,083   1968a
Siret Suceava 6,708 7,976 10,003  
Uricani Hunedoara 6,669 8,972 12,177   1965a  
Zlatna Alba 6,652 7,490 9,254  
Făget Timiș 6,595 6,761 7,519   1994a  
Câmpeni Alba 6,569 7,221 8,587 533–618 1565b/1961a  
Vlăhița Harghita 6,468 6,898 7,392
Horezu Vâlcea 6,467 6,263 7,446   1968a  
Săveni Botoșani 6,447 6,999 8,685   1920a/1968a  
Victoria Brașov 6,446 7,386 9,059   1954a  
Pogoanele Buzău 6,384 7,275 7,614   1989a  
Fieni Dâmbovița 6,378 7,587 8,092   1968a  
Cehu Silvaniei Sălaj 6,369 7,214 8,468 320 1968a  
Tismana Gorj 6,359 7,035 7,894   2004a  
Teiuș Alba 6,308 6,695 7,338   1994a  
Răcari Dâmbovița 6,306 6,930 6,892   2004a
Pătârlagele Buzău 6,276 7,304 8,290   2004a  
Dumbrăveni Sibiu 6,238 7,388 8,812  
Sărmașu Mureș 6,186 6,942 7,493   2003a  
Ardud Satu Mare 6,124 6,231 6,486 180–200 2004a  
Bicaz Neamț 6,106 6,543 8,911 432 1960a  
Piatra-Olt Olt 6,000 6,299 6,583   1989a  
Lehliu Gară Călărași 5,991 6,502 6,667   1989a  
Târgu Bujor Galați 5,946 6,299 8,044   1968a  
Livada Satu Mare 5,892 6,773 7,004   2006a  
Însurăței Brăila 5,870 6,528 7,501   1989a  
Frasin Suceava 5,817 5,876 6,532   2004a  
Săliște Sibiu 5,710 5,421 6,092   2003a  
Brezoi Vâlcea 5,696 6,022 7,589 320 1575b/1968a[5]
Deta Timiș 5,670 6,260 6,423   1810a/1968a  
Anina Caraș-Severin 5,521 7,485 10,594 645–780 1952a  
Gătaia Timiș 5,473 5,861 8,103   2004a
Ciacova Timiș 5,434 5,348 7,285 84 1335b/2004a  
Bălan Harghita 5,414 6,115 9,295 950–1000 1968a  
Miercurea Nirajului Mureș 5,414 5,554 5,824   2003a  
Sebiș Arad 5,410 5,979 6,829  
Ștei Bihor 5,398 6,529 9,466   1956a  
Novaci Gorj 5,276 5,431 6,151   1968a
Potcoava Olt 5,229 5,743 6,111   2004a
Broșteni Suceava 5,179 5,506 6,603 640 2004a  
Geoagiu Hunedoara 5,087 5,294 6,290   2000a  
Vânju Mare Mehedinți 5,078 5,311 7,074   1968a
Ștefănești Botoșani 5,032 5,314 5,628   2004a  
Rupea Brașov 4,907 5,269 6,246   1951a  
Sângeorgiu de Pădure Mureș 4,875 5,166 5,492   2003a  
Săliștea de Sus Maramureș 4,856 4,893 5,196   1365b/2004a  
Slănic Prahova 4,669 6,034 7,249   1892a  
Milișăuți Suceava 4,657 5,005 8,433   2004a  
Fierbinți-Târg Ialomița 4,620 4,969 5,253   2004a
Negru Vodă Constanța 4,616 5,088 5,529  
Copșa Mică Sibiu 4,570 5,404 5,157 287 1402b/1961a[5]  
Baia de Aramă Mehedinți 4,478 5,349 5,724 275 1968a  
Isaccea Tulcea 4,408 5,026 5,374  
Abrud Alba 4,360 5,072 6,803 600–777 106–275 (as Abruttus/Alburnus Minor); 1271b (as Abruth/terra Obruth)[5]  
Bechet Dolj 4,355 3,657 3,864 15 2004a  
Cavnic Maramureș 4,264 4,976 5,494 650–700 1968a  
Bălcești Vâlcea 4,235 4,864 5,780 170 2002a
Berbești Vâlcea 4,231 4,836 5,704 340–350 2003a  
Bucecea Botoșani 4,171 4,274 5,128 268 1434b/2004a  
Predeal Brașov 4,020 4,755 5,615 1030 1935a  
Slănic Moldova Bacău 4,011 4,198 5,375  
Țicleni Gorj 3,934 4,414 5,205   1968a  
Azuga Prahova 3,901 4,440 6,119 895–950 1948a  
Băile Herculane Caraș-Severin 3,787 5,008 6,051 160 153b (as Aquae Herculis); 1951a[5]  
Băile Olănești Vâlcea 3,750 4,186 4,814 430–475 1527b[5]  
Miercurea Sibiului Sibiu 3,619 3,910 4,063   2004a  
Ocna Sibiului Sibiu 3,434 3,562 4,184  
Aninoasa Hunedoara 3,369 4,360 6,108 650 1989a
Dragomirești Maramureș 3,154 3,213 3,132   2004a
Ocnele Mari Vâlcea 3,134 3,309 3,591   1960a  
Sulina Tulcea 3,118 3,663 5,140  
Baia de Arieș Alba 3,035 3,461 4,877 495–1256[8] 1998a  
Făurei Brăila 3,008 3,592 4,626   1968a
Căzănești Ialomița 2,938 3,271 3,641 17 2004a
Berești Galați 2,473 2,916 3,926 140 1968a
Solca Suceava 2,405 2,188 4,687   1926a  
Borsec Harghita 2,391 2,585 3,109 860–880 1956a  
Băile Govora Vâlcea 2,158 2,449 3,147 360–380 1927a  
Vașcău Bihor 2,025 2,315 3,032   1956a  
Nucet Bihor 1,987 2,165 2,851   1956a  
Băile Tușnad Harghita 1,372 1,641 1,802 650 1968a  

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