NUTS statistical regions of Romania

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In the NUTS (Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics) codes of Romania (RO), the three levels are:

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LevelSubdivisions#
NUTS 1 Macroregions (Macroregiuni)4
NUTS 2 Regions (Regiuni)8
NUTS 3 Counties + Bucharest (Județe + București)42

NUTS codes

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NUTS 1 regions of Romania
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NUTS 2 regions of Romania
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NUTS 3 regions of Romania
RO1 Macroregion one ( Macroregiunea Unu )
RO11 Nord-Vest
RO111 Bihor County
RO112 Bistrița-Năsăud County
RO113 Cluj County
RO114 Maramureș County
RO115 Satu Mare County
RO116 Sălaj County
RO12 Centru
RO121 Alba County
RO122 Brașov County
RO123 Covasna County
RO124 Harghita County
RO125 Mureș County
RO126 Sibiu County
RO2 Macroregion two (Macroregiunea doi)
RO21 Nord-Est
RO211 Bacău County
RO212 Botoșani County
RO213 Iași County
RO214 Neamț County
RO215 Suceava County
RO216 Vaslui County
RO22 Sud-Est
RO221 Brăila County
RO222 Buzău County
RO223 Constanța County
RO224 Galați County
RO225 Tulcea County
RO226 Vrancea County
RO3 Macroregion three (Macroregiunea trei)
RO31 Sud-Muntenia
RO311 Argeș County
RO312 Călărași County
RO313 Dâmbovița County
RO314 Giurgiu County
RO315 Ialomița County
RO316 Prahova County
RO317 Teleorman County
RO32 București-Ilfov
RO321 București
RO322 Ilfov County
RO4 Macroregion four (Macroregiunea patru)
RO41 Sud-Vest Oltenia
RO411 Dolj County
RO412 Gorj County
RO413 Mehedinți County
RO414 Olt County
RO415 Vâlcea County
RO42 Vest
RO421 Arad County
RO422 Caraș-Severin County
RO423 Hunedoara County
RO424 Timiș County

In the 2003 version, the codes were as follows:

RO0 Romania
RO01 Nord-Est
RO011 Bacău County
RO012 Botoșani County
RO013 Iași County
RO014 Neamț County
RO015 Suceava County
RO016 Vaslui County
RO02 Sud-Est
RO021 Brăila County
RO022 Buzău County
RO023 Constanța County
RO024 Galați County
RO025 Tulcea County
RO026 Vrancea County
RO03 Sud-Muntenia
RO031 Argeș County
RO032 Călărași County
RO033 Dâmbovița County
RO034 Giurgiu County
RO035 Ialomița County
RO036 Prahova County
RO037 Teleorman County
RO04 Sud-Vest Oltenia
RO041 Dolj County
RO042 Gorj County
RO043 Mehedinți County
RO044 Olt County
RO045 Vâlcea County
RO05 Vest
RO051 Arad County
RO052 Caraș-Severin County
RO053 Hunedoara County
RO054 Timiș County
RO06 Nord-Vest
RO061 Bihor County
RO062 Bistrița-Năsăud County
RO063 Cluj County
RO064 Maramureș County
RO065 Satu Mare County
RO066 Sălaj County
RO07 Centru
RO071 Alba County
RO072 Brașov County
RO073 Covasna County
RO074 Harghita County
RO075 Mureș County
RO076 Sibiu County
RO08 București-Ilfov
RO081 București
RO082 Ilfov County

Local administrative units

Below the NUTS levels, the two LAU (Local Administrative Units) levels are:

LevelSubdivisions#
LAU 1— (same as NUTS 3)42
LAU 2 Communes + Towns + Municipalities (Cities) (Comune + Orașe + Municipii)3180

The LAU codes of Romania can be downloaded here: Page white excel.png

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