Charta Principateloru Unite ale României
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The geographic and statistic map Chartei Principateloru Unite ale României published under Alexander John Cuza's reign, by the cartographers de George Filipescu-Dubău & Anton Parteni-Antoninu, shows the United Principalities of [Moldavia & Wallachia, from this time called] Romania. This map (size 2m x 2m) consists of 54 pages, distributed in 9 groups of 6 pages each. It is cited as "published 1864 since the 1859-1860 census" here: Marin Popescu-Spineni, România în izvoare geografice și cartografice, p. 231 - [1] archive copy at the Wayback Machine.
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The 54 files of the Charta Principateloru Unite ale României -
"Charta Principateloru Unite ale României" -file 1 -
idem -file 2- Oaş (Ugocea) -
idem -file 3- Maramureş -
idem -file 4- Bihor/Sălaj -
idem -file 5- Șimleu/Zalău -
idem -file 6- Dej/Bistriţa -
idem -file 7- North-Western Bucovina -
idem -file 8- North-Eastern Bucovina -
idem -file 9- Northern Bessarabia -
idem -file 10- South-Western Bucovina -
idem -file 11- South-Eastern Bucovina -
idem -file 12- Iaşi and around -
idem -file 13- Soroca and around -
idem -file 14- Statistics and Legend -
idem -file 15- Legend -
idem -file 16- Bălţi/Orhei -
idem -file 17- Chişinău/Dubăsari and Statistics -
idem -file 18- Statistics -
idem -file 19- Eastern Bihor -
idem -file 20- Cluj/Moţs county/Alba-Iulia -
idem -file 21- Country of the Târnave rivers -
idem -file 22- Caransebeş/Mehadia -
idem -file 23- Hunedoara/Haţeg country/Târgu-Jiu -
idem -file 24- Sibiu/Râmnicu-Vâlcea -
idem -file 25- Western Székely county -
idem -file 26- Eastern Székely & Csángó counties/Piatra-Neamţ -
idem -file 27- Roman/Vaslui/Bârlad -
idem -file 28- Braşov/Câmpulung/Câmpina -
idem -file 29- Covasna/Vrancea/Buzău -
idem -file 30- Tecuci/Focşani/Râmnicu-Sărat -
idem -file 31- Hânceşti/Huşi/Leova/Comrat -
idem -file 32- Chişinău/Tighina-Bender/Căuşeni -
idem -file 33- Mouths of the Dniestr -
idem -file 34- Galaţi/Reni/Bolgrad -
idem -file 35- Izmail/Chilia/Chilia & Sulina branchs -
idem -file 36- Tuzla in Budzak/Snakes Is. -
idem -file 37- Orşova/Turnu-Severin/Vidin/Iron Gates -
idem -file 38- Central Oltenia/Craiova -
idem -file 39- Piteşti/Slatina/Caracal -
idem -file 40- North-Western Bulgaria in the Ottoman Empire -
idem -file 41- North-Western Bulgaria/Danube -
idem -file 42- Islaz/Turnu-Măgurele/Danube/Northern Bulgaria -
idem -file 43- Central Muntenia/Târgovişte/Vlaşca county -
idem -file 44- Bucharest/Ploieşti/Olteniţa -
idem -file 45- Slobozia/Călăraşi/Bărăgan -
idem -file 46- Alexandria/Zimnicea/Giurgiu -
idem -file 47- Northern Bulgaria between Ruse/Tutrakan/Razgrad -
idem -file 48- North-Eastern Bulgaria around Silistra -
idem -file 49- Central Dobrudja -
idem -file 50- North-Eastern Dobrudja/St-George branch and Statistics -
idem -file 51- Statistics -
idem -file 52- Southern Dobrudja around Mangalia -
idem -file 53- Statistics -
idem -file 54- Statistics
See also[edit]
- Keith M. Hitchins, The Romanians, 1774–1866 (1996) online archive copy at the Wayback Machine
- 2004 Romanian Statistical Yearbook - Geography, Meteorology and Environment