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Tulcea

Tulcea dates back to pre-Roman times, presumably as a Greek colony. It was called Aegyssus. The Romans conquered it in around 15-12 BCE and largely remade it.

After the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, Aegyssus was part of the Byzantine Empire, First Bulgarian Empire (681-1018), Second Bulgarian Empire (1185-1396), Genoa, a few smaller entities and then was conquered by the Ottoman Empire in 1416.

In 1878 the Congress of Berlin assigned Tulcea to Romania.

Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulcea

Recent city comments:

  • Cabina nr. 2 si biroul de miscare a statiei Tulcea-Oras, flovs wrote 8 years ago:
    Statia Tulcea-Oras are: macaze mecanice, semnal luminos prevestitor (cu doua focuri), semnal luminos de intrare, semafor (semnal mecanic) de iesire, o bariera automata la intersectia cu strada Isaccei (instalatie BAT cu bariere) si o bariera mecanica la intersectia cu strada Ivanov Dumitru.
  • Tabco Campofrio, flovs wrote 9 years ago:
    abator
  • Santierul Naval Tulcea, flovs wrote 9 years ago:
    Infiintat in anul 1976. Privatizat in anul 2000.
  • Linia 3, flovs wrote 12 years ago:
    Este si linia directa a statiei
  • Tulcea Railway Station, flovs wrote 12 years ago:
    In aceasta cladire se gaseste: sala de asteptare, casa de bilete, biroul de informatii si biroul sefului de statie
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45°10'38"N   28°47'46"E
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