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Olaf Simons (talk | contribs) (Changed [de] description: Cluj-Napoca, bis 1974 Cluj, deutsch Klausenburg, ungarisch Kolozsvár, lateinisch Claudiopolis / Claudianopolis, zweitgrößte Stadt Rumäniens, Hauptstadt des Kreises Cluj, Siebenbürgen, Sitz der Planungsregion Nordwest; 324.576 Einwohner (2011-11).) |
Olaf Simons (talk | contribs) (Changed [en] description: until 1974 Cluj, German Klausenburg, Hungarian Kolozsvár, Latin Claudiopolis / Claudianopolis), the second largest city in Romania, capital of the Cluj district,Transylvania, seat of the north-west planning region; 324,576 inhabitants (2011-10).) |
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until 1974 Cluj, German Klausenburg, Hungarian Kolozsvár, Latin Claudiopolis / Claudianopolis), the second largest city in Romania, capital of the Cluj district,Transylvania, seat of the north-west planning region; 324,576 inhabitants (2011-10). | |||
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until 1974 Cluj, German Klausenburg, Hungarian Kolozsvár, Latin Claudiopolis / Claudianopolis), the second largest city in Romania, capital of the Cluj district,Transylvania, seat of the north-west planning region; 324,576 inhabitants (2011-10).
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until 1974 Cluj, German Klausenburg, Hungarian Kolozsvár, Latin Claudiopolis / Claudianopolis), the second largest city in Romania, capital of the Cluj district,Transylvania, seat of the north-west planning region; 324,576 inhabitants (2011-10). |
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46°46'48"N, 23°33'34"E
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