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DescriptionRomaniansInBalkans.png	English: Distribution of Romanians, Moldovans, Vlachs, Aromanians, Megleno-Romanians and Istro-Romanians in the Central and Southeastern Europe. Română: Distribuţia românilor, moldovenilor, vlahilor, aromânilor, megleno-românilor şi a istro-românilor în Europa Centrală şi de Sud-Est.
Date	20 March 2012
Source	Own work, see here
Author	Scooter20

Sources

Romania

Romanians in Romania: click based on 2002 Romanian Census^[1]

Moldova

Moldova Ethnic Map: click based on 2004 Moldovan Census^[2]

Serbia

Serbia Ethnic Map: click based on 2002 Serbian Census^[3]
Vlachs of Serbia Map: click

Ukraine

Chernivtsi Oblast Ethnic Map: click
Zakarpattia Oblast Ethnic Map: click
Budjak Budjak Ethnic Map: click
Romanians in Ukraine (for Odessa Oblast): click based on 2001 Ukrainian Census^[4]

Hungary

Hungary and Central Europe Ethnic Map: click according to László Sebők
Romanians in Eastern Hungary: click archive copy at the Wayback Machine according to eliznik.org

Bulgaria

Romanians in Timoc Valley and Vidin: click archive copy at the Wayback Machine according to eliznik.org

Greece, Serbia, Bulgaria and North Macedonia

South Balkan Romance Languages: click based on the map published in "Koryakov Y.B. Atlas of Romance languages. Moscow, 2001"

Croatia

Istria ethnic map: click based on Nationalitaten und Sprachen Karte Kustenland 1910 by Von Steiermark

References

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	Date/Time	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	08:39, 22 September 2014	1,451 × 1,655 (379 KB)	Kopiersperre	optipng
	21:54, 21 September 2014	1,451 × 1,655 (436 KB)	Constantzeanu	made very minor changes as per official censuses.
	22:25, 7 September 2014	1,451 × 1,655 (435 KB)	Constantzeanu	adjusted as per 2001 Ua census in Chernivtsi Oblast
	17:21, 23 May 2014	1,451 × 1,655 (379 KB)	Kopiersperre	optipng
	21:33, 4 May 2014	1,451 × 1,655 (436 KB)	Constantzeanu	fixed PMR and Zakarpattia oblast to match census results of 2004 and 2001.
	04:30, 4 May 2014	1,451 × 1,655 (436 KB)	Constantzeanu	fixed Gagauz-Yeri as per 2004 census results
	04:04, 4 May 2014	1,451 × 1,655 (436 KB)	Constantzeanu	fixed south-west Odessa Oblast to match 2001 census data results.
	20:27, 1 May 2014	1,451 × 1,655 (437 KB)	Constantzeanu	fixing the vague orange blob in northern Transnistria as well as those in Budjak to reflect actual census data.
	12:59, 28 April 2014	1,451 × 1,655 (438 KB)	Olahus	Odessa oblast
	21:30, 16 February 2014	1,451 × 1,655 (438 KB)	Constantzeanu	adjusted for Reni city which is not majority Romanian-speaking.