Iași County

Iaşi is a county (judeţ) of Romania, in Moldavia. The capital of Iaşi County is Iaşi.

Iaşi
County
Coat of arms of Iaşi
Coat of arms
Coordinates: 47.25°N 27.31°E / 47.25; 27.31
CountryRomania
Development regionNord-Est
Historic regionMoldavia
CapitalIaşi
Area
 • Total5,476 km2 (2,114 sq mi)
Population
 (2006)
 • Total824,083
 • Density150/km2 (390/sq mi)
Telephone code(+40) 232 or (+40) 332[1]
ISO 3166 codeRO-IS
WebsiteCounty Council
Prefecture

Population

About 825,000 people lived in Iaşi County as of the year 2007:

Year County population[2]
1948 431,586
1956 516,635
1966 619,027
1977 729,243
1992 811,342
2002 816,910
2007 825,100

Divisions

Iaşi County has 2 municipalities, 3 towns and 93 communes.

Municipalities
  • Iaşi - capital city; population: 315,214
  • Paşcani

Towns
  • Târgu Frumos
  • Hârlău
  • Podu Iloaiei

Communes
  • Alexandru Ioan Cuza
  • Andrieşeni
  • Aroneanu
  • Balş
  • Bălţaţi
  • Bârnova
  • Belceşti
  • Bivolari
  • Brăeşti
  • Butea
  • Cepleniţa
  • Ciohorani
  • Ciorteşti
  • Ciurea
  • Coarnele Caprei
  • Comarna
  • Costeşti
  • Costuleni
  • Cotnari
  • Cozmeşti
  • Cristeşti
  • Cucuteni
  • Dagâţa
  • Deleni
  • Dobrovăţ
  • Dolheşti
  • Drăguşeni
  • Dumeşti
  • Erbiceni
  • Fântânele
  • Focuri
  • Golăieşti
  • Gorban
  • Grajduri
  • Gropniţa
  • Grozeşti
  • Hălăuceşti
  • Harmaneşti
  • Heleşteni
  • Holboca
  • Horleşti
  • Ion Neculce
  • Ipatele
  • Lespezi
  • Leţcani
  • Lungani
  • Mădârjac
  • Mirceşti
  • Mironeasa
  • Miroslava
  • Mirosloveşti
  • Mogoşeşti-Iaşi
  • Mogoşeşti-Siret
  • Moşna
  • Moţca
  • Movileni
  • Oţeleni
  • Plugari
  • Popeşti
  • Popricani
  • Prisăcani
  • Probota
  • Răchiteni
  • Răducăneni
  • Rediu
  • Româneşti
  • Roşcani
  • Ruginoasa
  • Scânteia
  • Schitu Duca
  • Scobinţi
  • Sineşti
  • Sireţel
  • Stolniceni-Prăjescu
  • Strunga
  • Şcheia
  • Şipote
  • Tansa
  • Tătăruşi
  • Ţibana
  • Ţibăneşti
  • Ţigănaşi
  • Todireşti
  • Tomeşti
  • Trifeşti
  • Ţuţora
  • Ungheni
  • Valea Lupului
  • Valea Seacă
  • Vânători
  • Victoria
  • Vlădeni
  • Voineşti

Notes
  1. The number used depends on the numbering system employed by the phone companies on the market.
  2. National Institute of Statistics, "Populaţia la recensămintele din anii 1948, 1956, 1966, 1977, 1992 şi 2002" Archived 2006-09-22 at the Wayback Machine
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