Cimislia: population and official figures

Cimislia is a first-level division of Moldova, number 29 of 35 by population. Cimislia District had a usually resident population of 31,185 on 1 January 2025, 7th smallest of 35 territorial units (raions, municipalities and Gagauzia), and 1.3% of the national total.

In depth

• Economy, jobs and prices in Cimislia: Average monthly gross earnings in Cimislia District were 10,266 lei in 2024, 73% of the national average of 13,990 lei and 12th lowest of 35 territorial units.
• Health in Cimislia: Cimislia District had 64 physicians in 2024, or 20.5 per 10,000 residents, 14th highest of 35 territorial units (staff of national institutions are not assigned to areas).
• Education in Cimislia: Cimislia District had 19 primary and general secondary schools with 3,803 pupils in 2024/25, against 19 schools and 4,106 pupils in 2019/20.
• Poverty and living standards in Cimislia: Police registered 216 crimes in Cimislia District in 2024, 69.3 per 10,000 residents, 14th lowest of 35 territorial units (Moldova: 103.3).
• Government and politics in Cimislia: On 1 January 2025 Cimislia District was divided into 23 first-level administrative-territorial units: 1 town and 22 villages or communes with their own council.

More figures

• The population of Cimislia District fell 4.2% in two years, from 32,537 on 1 January 2023 to 31,185 on 1 January 2025; the population of Moldova as a whole fell 4.5%. Source: National Bureau of Statistics of the Republic of Moldova · saved copy
• 7,355 residents of Cimislia District (23.6%) lived in urban areas on 1 January 2025, against 43.7% nationally. Source: National Bureau of Statistics of the Republic of Moldova · saved copy
• On 1 January 2025 5,600 residents of Cimislia District were below working age, 18,107 were of working age and 7,478 were above it, so 24.0% were past working age (national figure 18.3%). Source: National Bureau of Statistics of the Republic of Moldova · saved copy
• The average age of residents of Cimislia District was 43.7 years at the start of 2025 (9th oldest of 35), and population density was 33.8 people per square kilometre. Source: National Bureau of Statistics of the Republic of Moldova · saved copy

How first-level divisions are governed in Moldova

Districts – raioane (32), municipalities of Chișinău and Bălți. District council directly elected for four years; council elects its president. District roads, secondary schools, some social services.

Every tier of government in Moldova

Other first-level divisions of Moldova

• Chisinau Municipality 661,601
• Gagauzia 112,983
• Balti 85,757
• Ungheni 77,215
• Orhei 73,636
• Cahul 72,864
• Hincesti 69,101
• Ialoveni 69,047
• Straseni 60,906
• Falesti 60,529
• Singerei 60,359
• Causeni 59,523
• Floresti 58,764
• Soroca 58,155
• Anenii Noi 56,800
• Drochia 55,459
• Criuleni 52,672
• Edinet 51,467
• Briceni 46,718
• Riscani 45,783
• Calaras 44,360
• Stefan Voda 43,760
• Telenesti 40,971
• Glodeni 39,446
• Ocnita 36,560
• Nisporeni 36,378
• Cantemir 33,333
• Rezina 31,844
• Leova 30,748
• Donduseni 28,914
• Taraclia 28,734
• Soldanesti 27,017
• Dubasari 23,060
• Basarabeasca 15,676

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Sources

• Central Electoral Commission of the Republic of Moldova: Decision No. 1157 of 4 August 2023, annexes 1-2: number of councillor seats in each raion and municipal council and in each town and village council for the 5 November 2023 elections, read 24 October 2026 · saved copy (SHA-256 a09ce1a0a514…)
• National Bureau of Statistics of the Republic of Moldova: Territorial statistics (Statistica teritoriala), edition 2025, Excel version: tables by raion and municipality for 2015-2024 (saved copy holds 12 of the 20 chapter workbooks unchanged: administrative division, population, labour force, earnings, housing, education, health, social protection, tourism, crime, investment and construction, entrepreneurship), read 24 October 2026 · saved copy (SHA-256 80bb26547020…)
• Central Electoral Commission of the Republic of Moldova: Decision No. 1582 of 17 November 2023, annex: centralised results of the 5 November 2023 general local elections (raion councils, Chisinau and Balti councils and mayors, all mayors), read 24 October 2026 · saved copy (SHA-256 6aeb8aa270d4…)
• Central Electoral Commission of the Republic of Moldova: General local elections of 5 November 2023: list of elected mayors by municipality/raion, locality, sex and nominating party, read 24 October 2026 · saved copy (SHA-256 51addef99d18…)

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