Template:Romanian historical regions

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v t e Historical regions in Romania
Banat (1918–) Dobruja (Northern Dobruja (1878–) Southern Dobruja (1913–40) Moldavia (1866–) Bessarabia (1918–40; 1941–44) Bukovina Hertza (1866–1940; 1941–44) Transylvania (1918–) Crişana Maramureş Wallachia (1866-) Muntenia Oltenia)
De jure since 1920 Cahul, Ismail and Bolgrad in Romania, 1866–78 Southern Bukovina in Romania 1918–; Northern Bukovina, 1918–40; 1941–44 Northern Transylvania in Hungary, 1940–44. Only the eastern part.

Historical regions in Romania

Banat (1918–)
Dobruja (Northern Dobruja (1878–)
Southern Dobruja (1913–40)
Moldavia (1866–)
- Bessarabia (1918–40; 1941–44)
- Bukovina
- Hertza (1866–1940; 1941–44)
Transylvania (1918–)
- Crişana
- Maramureş
Wallachia (1866-)
- Muntenia
- Oltenia)

De jure since 1920
Cahul, Ismail and Bolgrad in Romania, 1866–78
Southern Bukovina in Romania 1918–; Northern Bukovina, 1918–40; 1941–44
Northern Transylvania in Hungary, 1940–44.
Only the eastern part.

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