Brăila County

Brăila County extends across 4,766 square kilometers of the Bărăgan Plain, with the Danube River forming its eastern border and numerous settlements throughout the region.

The county formed during Romania's interwar period and developed into a major grain trading center through its port city, influencing regional commerce until World War II.

The region maintains Romanian traditions through local festivals in its 44 settlements, where communities celebrate regional music, traditional clothing, and agricultural heritage.

Transportation networks connect the county seat of Brăila with 1 municipality, 3 towns, and 40 communes, providing access to administrative services and commercial centers.

The county's position along the Danube River creates a distinct geographical pattern where waterways, agricultural lands, and urban developments intersect in the Bărăgan Plain.

Location: Romania

Capital city: Brăila

Shares border with: Galați County, Tulcea County, Constanța County, Ialomița County, Buzău County, Vrancea County

Website: http://cjbraila.ro

GPS coordinates: 45.11000,27.68000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:22