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OLTENITZA (Oltenita)

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Originally appearing in Volume V20, Page 92 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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OLTENITZA (Oltenita)  , a
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town of Rumania, on the Ieft
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bank of the
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river Argesh, 33 M. from its outflow into the Danube, and at a
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terminus of a branch railway from Bucharest . Pop . (19oo) 5801 . The
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principal trade is in grain,
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timber (floated down the Argesh) and fish . Lake Greca, famous for its
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carp, lies ro m . E. and has an
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area of about 45 sq. m . Its waters reach the Danube through a network of streams, marshes and meres . Oltenitza is the ancient Constantiola, which was the seat of the first bishopric established in
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Dacia . In the
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Crimean War the
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Turks forced the river at this point and inflicted heavy losses on the Russians .

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