Demographics of Romania - Largest Urban Agglomerations

Largest Urban Agglomerations

Largest cities or towns of Romania 2011 Census
	Rank	City name	County	Pop.	Rank	City name	County	Pop.
Bucharest Cluj-Napoca	1	Bucharest	Bucharest	1,677,985	11	Brăila	Brăila	168,389	Timișoara Iaşi
	2	Cluj-Napoca	Cluj	309,136	12	Piteşti	Argeş	148,264
	3	Timișoara	Timiş	303,708	13	Arad	Arad	147,992
	4	Iaşi	Iaşi	263,410	14	Sibiu	Sibiu	137,026
	5	Constanţa	Constanţa	254,693	15	Bacău	Bacău	133,460
	6	Craiova	Dolj	243,765	16	Târgu Mureş	Mureş	127,849
	7	Galaţi	Galaţi	231,204	17	Baia Mare	Maramureş	114,925
	8	Braşov	Braşov	227,961	18	Buzău	Buzău	108,384
	9	Ploieşti	Prahova	197,542	19	Botoşani	Botoşani	100,899
	10	Oradea	Bihor	183,123	20	Satu Mare	Satu Mare	94,948

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