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Bârlad River
The Bârlad is a river in eastern Romania, about 207 kilometres long, a left tributary of the Siret. Near its course, close to Vaslui, Stephen the Great defeated an Ottoman army in January 1475. The town of Bârlad, an old Moldavian market centre, stands on its banks.
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