Prahova County - Administrative Divisions

Administrative Divisions

Prahova County has 2 municipalities, 12 towns and 90 communes

  • Municipalities
    • Câmpina - population: 31,770 (as of 2011)
    • Ploieşti - capital city; population: 197,542 (as of 2011)
  • Towns
    • Azuga
    • Băicoi
    • Boldeşti-Scăeni
    • Breaza
    • Buşteni
    • Comarnic
    • Mizil
    • Plopeni
    • Sinaia
    • Slǎnic
    • Urlaţi
    • Vălenii de Munte
  • Communes
    • Adunaţi
    • Albeşti-Paleologu
    • Aluniş
    • Apostolache
    • Ariceştii Rahtivani
    • Ariceştii Zeletin
    • Baba Ana
    • Balta Doamnei
    • Bălţeşti
    • Băneşti
    • Bărcăneşti
    • Bătrâni
    • Berceni
    • Bertea
    • Blejoi
    • Boldeşti-Grădiştea
    • Brazi
    • Brebu
    • Bucov
    • Călugăreni
    • Cărbuneşti
    • Ceptura
    • Ceraşu
    • Chiojdeanca
    • Ciorani
    • Cocorăştii Mislii
    • Cocorăştii Colţ
    • Colceag
    • Cornu
    • Cosminele
    • Drăgăneşti
    • Drajna
    • Dumbrava
    • Dumbrăveşti
    • Filipeştii de Pădure
    • Filipeştii de Târg
    • Fântânele
    • Floreşti
    • Fulga
    • Gherghiţa
    • Gorgota
    • Gornet
    • Gornet-Cricov
    • Gura Vadului
    • Gura Vitioarei
    • Iordăcheanu
    • Izvoarele
    • Jugureni
    • Lapoş
    • Lipăneşti
    • Măgurele
    • Măgureni
    • Măneciu
    • Măneşti
    • Olari
    • Păcureţi
    • Păuleşti
    • Plopu
    • Podenii Noi
    • Poiana Câmpina
    • Poienarii Burchii
    • Poseşti
    • Predeal-Sărari
    • Proviţa de Jos
    • Proviţa de Sus
    • Puchenii Mari
    • Râfov
    • Salcia
    • Sălciile
    • Scorţeni
    • Secăria
    • Sângeru
    • Şirna
    • Şoimari
    • Şotrile
    • Starchiojd
    • Ştefeşti
    • Surani
    • Talea
    • Tătaru
    • Teişani
    • Telega
    • Tinosu
    • Târgşoru Vechi
    • Tomşani
    • Vadu Săpat
    • Valea Călugărească
    • Valea Doftanei
    • Vărbilău
    • Vâlcăneşti

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