Cities near Cluj-Napoca

Cluj-Napoca is a city of 286,598 inhabitants in Romania. The most populous cities near Cluj-Napoca within 100 km are Târgu Mureş, Baia Mare, Bistriţa. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 46.7667° Longitude: 23.6000° Population: 286,598 Timezone: Europe/Bucharest
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Nearby cities 25 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Târgu Mureş Romania 77.2 km 212,752
Baia Mare Romania 99.1 km 108,759
Bistriţa Romania 79.6 km 78,877
Alba Iulia Romania 77.8 km 64,227
Mediaş Romania 88.0 km 53,040
Zalău Romania 63.7 km 52,359
Turda Romania 26.3 km 43,319
Dej Romania 47.2 km 38,033
Reghin-Sat Romania 85.1 km 35,490
Târnăveni Romania 71.9 km 28,634
Aiud Romania 51.6 km 28,341
Sebeş Romania 90.1 km 27,246
Câmpia Turzii Romania 32.4 km 26,457
Gherla Romania 38.2 km 23,741
Blaj Romania 70.1 km 20,371
Luduş Romania 49.5 km 17,165
Baia Sprie Romania 99.8 km 16,746
Brad Romania 94.2 km 15,988
Şimleu Silvaniei Romania 79.8 km 15,721
Ocna Mureş Romania 46.7 km 15,316
Jibou Romania 60.6 km 11,183
Beclean Romania 64.1 km 10,909
Beiuş Romania 95.9 km 10,721
Năsăud Romania 83.5 km 10,380
Aleşd Romania 96.8 km 10,264

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