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Congaz (Gagauz: Kongaz) is a
commune and
village in the
Gagauz Autonomous Territorial Unit of the
Republic of Moldova. The 2004
census listed the commune...
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settled there together with
Bessarabian Bulgarians in Avdarma, Comrat,
Congaz, Tomai, Cișmichioi, and
other former Nogai villages. Some
Gagauz were also...
- Călărași (3) v Stăuceni (3)
Vulturii Cutezători (3) v
Atletic Strășeni (3)
Congaz (3) v
Saksan (2)
Slobozia Mare (3) v
Univer Comrat (2) The 16
winners from...
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Pepeni Rîșcani Sîngerei
Visoca Academia Viitorul AFR
Ialoveni Cimișlia
Congaz Cricova Maiak Chirsova Saksan Sinteza Căușeni
Slobozia Mare
Socol Copceac...
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along with B****arabian Bulgarians,
mainly in Avdarma,
Comrat (or Komrat),
Congaz (Kongaz), Tomai, Cișmichioi and
other former Nogai villages located in the...
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ineligible player. The
original match ended in a 2–0
victory for Cricova.
Congaz was
awarded a
technical loss
against Stăuceni due to
their failure to appear...
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independent Stepan Sarioglo independent #27
Congaz Mihail Manolov independent Svetlana Diuvenji independent #28
Congaz Dmitri Ciobanov independent Demian Caraseni...
- city of Ceadâr-Lunga. This is the
third largest village in Gagauzia,
after Congaz and Copceac. At the 2004 census,
there were 8,783
inhabitants in Baurci...
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Carbalia Cazaclia Cioc-Maidan Cișmichioi
Chioselia Rusă Chiriet-Lunga
Chirsova Congaz Congazcicul de Jos
Congazcicul de Sus
Congazcicul de Sus Duduleşti Copceac...
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Carbalia Cazaclia Chioselia Rusă Chiriet-Lunga
Chirsova Cioc-Maidan Cișmichioi
Congaz Congazcicul de Sus
Copceac Cotovscoe Dezghingea Etulia Ferapontievca Gaidar...
