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| Alternative name | Pelendaua |
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| Location | Craiova, Dolj County, Romania |
| Coordinates | 44°18′N23°42′E / 44.30°N 23.70°E Coordinates: 44°18′N23°42′E / 44.30°N 23.70°E |
Pelendava (Pelendoua, Potulatensioi, [1] Polonda [1] ) was a Dacian town.
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