Tulcea County

Tulcea County extends across 8,484 square kilometers at the southeastern edge of Romania, incorporating one third of the Danube Delta wetlands.

The county structure emerged in 1968 as part of Romania's territorial reorganization, maintaining its position as a vital maritime and river transport connection.

The region contains numerous ethnic groups including Romanians, Lipovans, and Roma populations, each contributing distinct traditions to local festivals and customs.

The county maintains its administrative functions through 46 territorial divisions, including 1 municipality, 4 cities, and 41 communes with their respective villages.

Tulcea County records the lowest population density among Romanian counties with 22.8 inhabitants per square kilometer due to its extensive natural areas.

Location: Romania

Inception: 1968

Capital city: Agighiol

Shares border with: Odesa Oblast, Galați County, Brăila County, Constanța County

Website: http://prefecturatulcea.ro

GPS coordinates: 44.98000,28.77000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 13:07