Căuşeni district, Moldova

Căuşeni district is a district in Moldova. Its seat is Căuşeni. The other major city is Căinari. As of January 1, 2005, its population was 90,612, of which 82,776 Moldovans, 2,469 Ukrainians, 3,839 Russians, 653 Gagauzians, 1,108 Bulgarians, 8 Jews, 9 Poles, 30 Gypsies, and 220 other/undeclared.

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v • d • e Cities and communes of Căuşeni district, Moldova

Cities	Căuşeni \| Căinari	Image:Map of Moldova highlighting Căuşeni district.png

Communes	Baccealia \| Baimaclia \| Chircăieşti \| Chircăieştii Noi \| Chiţcani \| Ciufleşti \| Cârnăţeni \| Cârnăţenii Noi \| Copanca \| Coşcalia \| Cremenciug \| Fârlădeni \| Gâsca \| Grădiniţa \| Grigorievca \| Hagimus \| Opaci \| Pervomaisc \| Plop-Ştiubei \| Săiţi \| Sălcuţa \| Taraclia \| Tănătari \| Tănătarii Noi \| Tocuz \| Ucrainca \| Ursoaia \| Zaim

Villages of sub-city or sub-commune level	Căinari, loc.st.cf \| Tricolici \| Surchiceni \| Baurci \| Mereneşti \| Zahorna \| Sălcuţa Nouă \| Florica \| Plop \| Fârlădenii Noi \| Leuntea \| Valea Verde \| Constantinovca \| Ştefăneşti \| Ursoaia Nouă \| Zviozdocica \| Marianca de Sus \| Zaim, loc. st. c. f.

v • d • e Administrative divisions of Moldova

Districts	Anenii Noi · Basarabeasca · Briceni · Cahul · Cantemir · Călăraşi · Căuşeni · Cimişlia · Criuleni · Donduşeni · Drochia · Dubăsari · Edineţ · Faleşti · Floreşti · Glodeni · Hînceşti · Ialoveni · Leova · Nisporeni · Ocniţa · Orhei · Rezina · Rîşcani · Sîngerei · Soroca · Străşeni · Şoldăneşti · Ştefan Vodă · Taraclia · Teleneşti · Ungheni

Municipalities	Chişinău · Tiraspol¹ · Bălţi · Bender · Comrat¹

Autonomous regions	Găgăuzia · Transnistria²

¹ Comrat and Tiraspol have municipality status but are not among the first-level subdivisions of Moldova, being part of, respectively, Găgăuzia and Transnistria. ² The political status of Transnistria is not settled.