This is a list of towns in Scythia Minor that were mentioned in ancient writings.
NameLocationReferenceEtymology Ad Salices near the mouths of the Danube Ad Stoma probably Sf. Gheorghe στομα-stóma=mouth, from Greek Adina Greek Aegyssus today Tulcea Greek Αιγισος (Egisòs)Aliobrixtoday Orlivka Altina today Oltina Dacian Apollonia today in Sozopol, Bulgaria Greek Argamum today Dolojman Celtic Arrubium today Măcin Celtic Axiopolis today Cernavodă Axio- from Thracian, Polis from Greek Beroe today Ostrov Latin Buteridava Northern Dobrogea Dacian Kaliakra ancient Akrai (Acrae) Callatis today Mangalia Greek Capidava today Capidava (Topalu) Dacian Carsium today Hârşova Greek Cius today Gârliciu Civitas Tropaensium today Adamclisi Latin Dinogetia today Garvăn Dacian Dionysopolis today Balchik, Bulgaria Greek Durostorum today Silistra, Bulgaria Celtic Genucla on the Danube; unknown location Dacian Halmyris today Murighiol Greek Heracleea today Enisala Greek Histria today Istria Greek Ibida or Libida today Slava Rusă Mesembria today Nessabar, Bulgaria Thracian Noviodunum today Isaccea Celtic Odessos today Varna, Bulgaria Greek Sagadava on the Danube; now in Bulgaria Dacian Salsovia today Mahmudia Stratonis today Tuzla Greek Sacidava today Izvoare Dacian Talamonium today Nufăru Latin Tomis today Constanţa Κωνσταντια-Kostantìa Greek Troesmis today Igliţa-Turcoaia Dacian Ulmetum today Pantelimon Latin Zaldapa today in Bulgaria Dacian
See also List of ancient Thracian cities List of Dacian cities Peuce Island STRATEG. Defensive strategies and cross border policies. Integration of the Lower Danube area in the Roman civilization