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Judet Localitate Agentie Km Alba Abrud Alba Iulia 70 Alba Abrud-Sat Judet Localitate Agentie Km Alba Abrud Alba Iulia 70 Alba Abrud-Sat Alba Iulia 70 Alba Achimetesti Alba Iulia 110 Alba Acmariu Orastie 20 Alba Aiud Alba Iulia 0 Alba Aiudul de Sus Alba Iulia 0 Alba Alba Iulia Alba Iulia 0 Alba Albac Alba Iulia 100 Alba Alecus Tarnaveni 55 Alba Almasu de Mijloc Alba Iulia 60 Alba Almasu Mare Alba Iulia 60 Alba Ampoita Alba Iulia 0 Alba Anghelesti Alba Iulia 62 Alba Arieseni Alba Iulia 122 Alba Aronesti Alba Iulia 91 Alba Arti Sebes 35 Alba Asinip Alba Iulia 45 Alba Avram Iancu Alba Iulia 110 Alba Avramesti (Arieseni) Alba Iulia 130 Alba Avramesti (Avram Iancu) Alba Iulia 110 Alba Baba Alba Iulia 105 Alba Bacainti Orastie 70 Alba Badai Alba Iulia 110 Alba Bagau Alba Iulia 45 Alba Bai Alba Iulia 97 Alba Baia de Aries Alba Iulia 100 Alba Balcaciu Tarnaveni 30 Alba Balesti Alba Iulia 85 Alba Balesti-Catun Alba Iulia 85 Alba Balmosesti Alba Iulia 77 Alba BALOMIRU DE CAMP Orastie 20 Alba 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