Cities near Năsăud

Năsăud is a city of 10,380 inhabitants in Romania. The most populous cities near Năsăud within 100 km are Cluj-Napoca, Târgu Mureş, Baia Mare. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 47.2833° Longitude: 24.4000° Population: 10,380 Timezone: Europe/Bucharest
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Nearby cities 24 cities found

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

City Country Distance Population
Cluj-Napoca Romania 83.5 km 286,598
Târgu Mureş Romania 83.2 km 212,752
Baia Mare Romania 75.1 km 108,759
Bistriţa Romania 18.3 km 78,877
Turda Romania 92.4 km 43,319
Sighetu Marmaţiei Romania 81.8 km 40,653
Dej Romania 42.9 km 38,033
Reghin-Sat Romania 60.6 km 35,490
Borşa Romania 45.8 km 26,966
Câmpia Turzii Romania 90.5 km 26,457
Gherla Romania 45.9 km 23,741
Câmpulung Moldovenesc Romania 92.1 km 19,765
Luduş Romania 91.8 km 17,165
Baia Sprie Romania 67.8 km 16,746
Vatra Dornei Romania 73.2 km 16,054
Rakhiv Ukraine 87.0 km 15,621
Vişeu de Sus Romania 47.3 km 15,349
Negreşti-Oaş Romania 97.3 km 13,456
Topliţa Romania 82.4 km 12,609
Sovata Romania 92.8 km 11,465
Jibou Romania 86.3 km 11,183
Beclean Romania 19.8 km 10,909
Seini Romania 98.6 km 10,382
Cormaia Romania 23.3 km 10,254

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