For the administrative organization of Moldavia: Constantin Burac, Ținuturile Țarii Moldovei până la mijlocul sec. al XVIII-lea, Bucharest 2002;
For the road network: Ion Nistor, Handel und Wandel in der Moldau bis zum Ende des 16. Jahrhunderts, Czernowitz 1912, pp. 13-32 (with the following remarks: a. There was no major commercial road passing through the Tölges Pass in the 15th century; b. The exact route of the Suceava-Dorohoi-Khotyn road described by Nistor - Chotiner Straße - is unclear); "Carte de la Moldavie..." (1781) by Friedrich Bawr; Emil Diaconescu, Vechi drumuri moldovenești, Lucrările Societății Geografice Dimitrie Cantemir, 1939, pp. 47-144 and attached map;
For the urban network of Moldavia in the Later Middle Ages: Laurențiu Rădvan, At Europe’s Borders. Medieval Towns in the Romanian Principalities, Leiden-Boston 2010.
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