Title

Category

Author/Originator

Gotlib, Shmuel Noaḥ

Year of Publication/Creation

1912

Place of Publication/Creation

Pinsk

Language(s)

Hebrew

Geographic Places

• All Countries (World) (read online)
• Abo, Finland (p. 1)
• Obodivka (Obodovka, Obedivke, Obedifke), Ukraine (p. 1)
• Adelsk (Odelsk), Belarus (p. 1)
• Odesa (Odessa, Ades), Ukraine (p. 1)
• Ozyutichi (Ozdiutycze, Azditish), Ukraine (p. 3)
• Alanta (Alunta, Ovanta, Avante), Lithuania (p. 3)
• Ovidiopol (Ovidyupol), Ukraine (p. 3)
• Ovruch (Ovritsh), Ukraine (p. 3)
• Uzlyany (Vuzliany, Uzlyan), Belarus (p. 4)
• Uman (Imen), Ukraine (p. 4)
• Ungheni 1 (Ungheni-Targ, Ungeny, Ungen), Moldova (p. 4)
• Oni 1, Georgia (p. 4)
• Ostrow Lubelski (Ostrow, Klayn-Ostreve), Poland (p. 5)
• Ostroh (Ostrog, Ostroho, Ostre), Ukraine (p. 5)
• Ushachy (Ushachi, Ushatsh), Belarus (p. 5)
• Ushomyr (Ushomir, Ishomer), Ukraine (p. 5)
• Osjakow (Osiakow, Shukev Syukiv), Poland (p. 5)
• Azyory (Ozyory, Ozery, Jeziory, Azyor, Yezhor), Belarus (p. 5)
• Ozorkow (Ozerkev), Poland (p. 6)
• Ozeryany 1 (Jezierzany, Ozeryan, Azryan), Ukraine (p. 6)
• Chervyen (Cherven, Igumen, Ihumen, Humen), Belarus (p. 6)
• Iwaniska (Ivantsk, Yivantsk), Poland (p. 6)
• Ivankiv (Ivankov, Yivankev), Ukraine (p. 6)
• Iue (Ivye, Iwje), Belarus (p. 7)
• Ivnytsia (Ivnitsa), Ukraine (p. 7)
• Ivyanets (Ivenets, Iwieniec, Evenits), Belarus (p. 7)
• Izmayil (Izmail, Ismail), Ukraine (p. 7)
• Ichnia (Ichnya, Itshnye), Ukraine (p. 8)
• Ilukste (Ilukst), Latvia (p. 8)
• Alytus (Olita, Alite), Lithuania (p. 8)
• Oleksandriya 1 (Aleksandria, Aleksandriya), Ukraine (p. 8)
• Zaporizhzhya (Zaporozhye, Aleksandrovsk), Ukraine (p. 9)
• Oleksandriya 2 (Aleksandria, Aleksandriya), Ukraine (p. 9)
• Tsyurupynsk (Aleshki, Aleshk), Ukraine (p. 9)
• Aleksandrow Kujawski (Aleksandrow, Aleksandrove Deki), Poland (p. 9)
• Alsedziai (Olsyady, Alsyad), Lithuania (p. 10)
• Indura (Amdur), Belarus (p. 10)
• Nizhnedneprovsk (Amur), Ukraine (p. 10)
• Ananyiv 2 (Ananyev), Ukraine (p. 10)
• Andrzejow (Andreev), Poland (p. 11)
• Antopal (Antopol, Antepolye), Belarus (p. 11)
• Ustyluh (Ustilug, Uscilug, Ustila, Nestile), Ukraine (p. 11)
• Ostroleka (Ostrolenka, Ostrelenke, Esterlenke), Poland (p. 12)
• Ostropil (Ostropol, Starry Ostroil, Ostropolye, Esterpolye), Ukraine (p. 12)
• Ostrow Mazowiecka (Ostrow Mazowieck, Ostrow, Ostreve, Ostrove), Poland (p. 12)
• Ostrozhets (Ostrozec, Astrozhets), Ukraine (p. 12)
• Astryna (Ostryna, Ostrino, Astrin), Belarus (p. 12)
• Ashgabat (Poltaratsk, Ashkhabad), Turkmenistan (p. 13)
• Ashmyany (Oshmyany, Oszmiana, Oshmene), Belarus (p. 13)
• Opochka (Opotsk), Russia (p. 14)
• Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyy (Belgorod Dnestrovskiy, Cetatea Alba, Akkerman, Akerman), Ukraine (p. 14)
• Akmene (Okmyany, Akmiyan, Akmyan), Lithuania (p. 14)
• Varena (Orany, Oran, Aran), Lithuania (p. 14)
• Orhei (Orgeyev, Orheyev, Ariev, Ariv, Uriev), Moldova (p. 14)
• Orikhiv (Orekhov), Ukraine (p. 14)
• Armyansk (Armyansk-Bazar, Amyanskiy Bazar), Ukraine (p. 15)
• Olviopol (Otle, Arel) (part of Pervomaisk), Ukraine (p. 15)
• Babtai (Bobty, Bobt), Lithuania (p. 15)
• Babrai (Bobry), Lithuania (p. 15)
• Bodzanow (Bizenev), Poland (p. 16)
• Bohuslav (Boguslav, Boslev), Ukraine (p. 16)
• Bakhmach, Ukraine (p. 16)
• Bakhmut (Artemivsk, Artyomovsk), Ukraine (p. 16)
• Batakiai (Botoki, Batok), Lithuania (p. 17)
• Balabanivka (Balabanovka), Ukraine (p. 17)
• Bolhrad (Bolgrad), Ukraine (p. 17)
• Ostrov Belov (Belovo), Russia (p. 17)
• Balta (Bolte), Ukraine (p. 18)
• Bocheykovo (Batsheykov), Belarus (p. 18)
• Baki (Baku), Azerbaijan (p. 19)
• Bakalarzewo (Baklerove), Poland (p. 19)
• Bakshty (Baksht, Baksht-Borishoka), Belarus (p. 19)
• Borshchahivka (Borshchagovka, Borshivke, Borshtshivke), Ukraine (p. 19)
• Barysau (Borisov, Barisev), Belarus (p. 19)
• Baranivka 1 (Baranovka, Baronefke), Ukraine (p. 20)
• Borodyanka (Borodyanko, Boredyanke), Ukraine (p. 20)
• Baryshivka (Baryshevka), Ukraine (p. 20)
• Boryspil (Borispol, Berishpolye), Ukraine (p. 20)
• Bar, Ukraine (p. 20)
• Budslau (Budslav, Buyd), Belarus (p. 21)
• Bauska (Bausk, Boysk), Latvia (p. 21)
• Burzenin (Buzhenin), Poland (p. 21)
• Bahushevichy (Bogushevichi, Bushavits), Belarus (p. 21)
• Mykolaivka-Novorosiyska (Nikolayevka-Novorossiyskaya, Bairamcha, Bairamcea, Bayromtsh), Ukraine (p. 22)
• Baisogala (Beisagola, Beysegole), Lithuania (p. 22)
• Bilozirya (Belozerya, Bilozir), Ukraine (p. 22)
• Bilohorodka (Belogorodka, Bielogorodka, Belerodke), Ukraine (p. 22)
• Bilylivka (Belilovka, Belilevke), Ukraine (p. 22)
• Bystrytsa (Bystrzyca, Bystritsa, Bistrits), Belarus (p. 23)
• Byeshankovichy (Beshenkovichi, Beshenkovitsh), Belarus (p. 23)
• Birzai (Birzhi, Birzh), Lithuania (p. 23)
• Kotovsk (Birzula), Ukraine (p. 23)
• Pyershamayskaya (Bluden, Blodno), Belarus (p. 24)
• Balti (Beltsy, Bieltsy, Belts), Moldova (p. 24)
• Byalynichy (Belynichi, Belinitsh), Belarus (p. 24)
• Belitsa (Bielica, Belitse), Belarus (p. 24)
• Bender (Tighina, Bendery), Moldova (p. 24)
• Burty (Berte), Ukraine (p. 25)
• Boremel (Baremel, Baremlye), Ukraine (p. 25)
• Beryslav (Berislav), Ukraine (p. 25)
• Berezivka 1 (Berezovka, Berezefke), Ukraine (p. 25)
• Berezdiv (Berezdov), Ukraine (p. 25)
• Bershad (Bershed), Ukraine (p. 26)
• Brahin (Bragin), Belarus (p. 26)
• Bravicea (Bravicha, Bragishe), Moldova (p. 27)
• Brailiv (Brailov, Brahilov, Bralev), Ukraine (p. 27)
• Brusyliv (Brusylov, Brusilov, Bresilev), Ukraine (p. 27)
• Bratslav (Broslev, Breslov), Ukraine (p. 27)
• Bryansk, Russia (p. 28)
• Bransk (Braynsk), Poland (p. 29)
• Brest 1 (Brzesc nad Bugiem, Brzesc, Brest Litovsk, Brisk), Belarus (p. 29)
• Byerazino (Berezino, Brezin, Berezin), Belarus (p. 30)
• Berezne (Berezno), Ukraine (p. 30)
• Vyalikaya Byerastavitsa (Brzostowica Wielka, Velikaya Berestovitsa, Groys-Brestevits, Brestovits), Belarus (p. 30)
• Berestechko (Beresteczko, Brestetshke), Ukraine (p. 30)
• Braslau (Braslav, Berslauja, Breslev), Belarus (p. 31)
• Garliava (Godlewo, Gudleve, Garleve), Lithuania (p. 31)
• Kuldiga (Goldingen, Golding), Latvia (p. 31)
• Haradzieja (Gorodeya, Horodziej, Gorodzey, Horodye), Belarus (p. 32)
• Gelvonai (Gelvan, Gelvany, Gelvan), Lithuania (p. 32)
• Giedraiciai (Gedroitsy, Gedrevits), Lithuania (p. 32)
• Grobina (Grobin, Grubin), Latvia (p. 32)
• Grabowiec (Grabevits), Poland (p. 32)
• Grajewo (Grayeve, Grayve, Grayvi), Poland (p. 33)
• Hraniv (Granov), Ukraine (p. 33)
• Gruzdziai (Gruzdi, Gruzd), Lithuania (p. 33)
• Horodok 1 (Gorodok, Grodek Jagiellonski, Grodek, Grayding, Graydik), Ukraine (p. 33, 46)
• Grinkiskis (Grinkishki, Grinkishok), Lithuania (p. 34)
• Hryshyne (Grishino), Ukraine (p. 34)
• Dobele (Doblen), Latvia (p. 34)
• Debeikiai (Dobeyki, Dabeyk), Lithuania (p. 35)
• Dabramysli (Dobromysl, Dobromisl), Belarus (p. 35)
• Golub-Dobrzyn (Golub, Dobrzyn, Dobrzyn nad Drweca, Dobzhin-Golub, Dobzhin bay Dreyvents, Gollub, Dobzhin), Poland (p. 35)
• Dagda (Dagde), Latvia (p. 35)
• Davyd-Haradok (David-Gorodok, Dawidgrodek, David Horodok, Horodok), Belarus (p. 35)
• Dashkauka (Dashkovka), Belarus (p. 36)
• Dubrovytsya (Dabrowica, Dombrovitsa, Dubrovitsa, Dombrevits), Ukraine (p. 36)
• Dubbulti (Dubbeln, Dubeln), Latvia (p. 37)
• Dubienka (Dibenke), Poland (p. 37)
• Dabrowa Bialostocka (Dabrowa, Dubrovo, Dubrovye), Poland (p. 37)
• Dubrouna (Dubrovno, Dubrovne), Belarus (p. 37)
• Daugavpils (Dvinsk, Dinaburg, Deneborg), Latvia (p. 38)
• Dumbraveni (Dumbraveny, Dombroveny, Dombrevin), Moldova (p. 38)
• Dukora (Dukor), Belarus (p. 38)
• Dzyunkiv (Dzyunkov, Dzinkov), Ukraine (p. 38)
• Dzivin (Divin, Dywin), Belarus (p. 39)
• Damachava (Domachevo, Domadzewo, Domachyovo, Domaczewo, Domatsheve), Belarus (p. 39)
• Dymer (Dimer), Ukraine (p. 39)
• Dmytrivka 1 (Dmitrovka, Dmitrevka, Mitrevke), Ukraine (p. 39)
• Gostini (Glazmanka, Dankere), Latvia (p. 39)
• Dzyalyatsichy (Delyatichi, Delatycze, Dalatshits), Belarus (p. 39)
• Drobnin, Poland (p. 40)
• Drahichyn (Drogichin, Drohiczyn, Drohitshin), Belarus (p. 40)
• Druskininkai (Druskieniki, Druzgieniki, Druskeniki, Drusgenik), Lithuania (p. 40)
• Zhuravnyky (Druzhkopol, Druzkopol, Druzhkepolye), Ukraine (p. 40)
• Drisvyaty (Dryswiaty, Drisvyat), Lithuania (p. 40)
• Vyerkhnyadzvinsk (Verkhnedvinsk, Drissa, Drise), Belarus (p. 40)
• Derevnoe (Derevna, Derevno, Derevnaya, Drevne), Belarus (p. 41)
• Obodivka (Obodovka, Obedivke, Obedifke), Ukraine (p. 41)
• Hadiach (Gadyach, Haditsh), Ukraine (p. 41)
• Hoholiv (Gogolev, Hoholev), Ukraine (p. 42)
• Aizpute (Gazenpot, Hasenpoth, Haznpot), Latvia (p. 42)
• Adutsikis (Hoduciszki, Godutishki, Haydutsishok, Haydutsetshik), Lithuania (p. 42)
• Holoskove (Goloskov, Goloskovo, Oleskov), Ukraine (p. 42)
• Holta (Golta, Olte) (part of Pervomaisk), Ukraine (p. 43)
• Homyel 1 (Gomel, Homel, Homye, Homlye), Belarus (p. 43)
• Onuskis 1 (Ganushishki, Anishok), Lithuania (p. 43)
• Hostomel (Gostomyl, Gostomel, Hastomlye, Astomlye), Ukraine (p. 43)
• Dolynske (Dolinskoye, Valegotsulovo, Otseles, Hotseles), Ukraine (p. 44)
• Horodyshche (Gorodishche, Horedishtsh), Ukraine (p. 44)
• Haradzishcha (Gorodishche, Horodyszcze, Horodishtsh), Belarus (p. 44, 48)
• Horodnytsya (Gorodnitsa, Horednitse, Orednitse), Ukraine (p. 45)
• Haradzets (Gorodets, Horodec, Oredets, Horodets), Belarus (p. 45)
• Haradok (Horodok) (near Bubruysk), Belarus (p. 45)
• Horval (Gorval), Belarus (p. 45)
• Horokhiv (Gorokhov, Horochow, Horkhov), Ukraine (p. 45)
• Haradok 1 (Gorodok, Grodek, Horodok), Belarus (p. 46)
• Hornostaypil (Gornostaypol, Hornostaypl), Ukraine (p. 46)
• Horki (Gorki, Horke), Belarus (p. 46)
• Husyatyn (Gusyatin, Husiatyn, Usyotin, Ushatin), Ukraine (p. 47)
• Hincesti (Kotovskoye, Hancesti, Ganchesty, Gantshesht, Intshest), Moldova (p. 47)
• Grodek (Grodek Bialostocki, Horodok), Poland (p. 47)
• Gayshin (Hayshin), Belarus (p. 47)
• Halouchyn (Golovchin, Golovtshin, Holovtshin), Belarus (p. 47)
• Hlukhiv (Glukhov, Hlukhov, Lukhev), Ukraine (p. 48)
• Helmiaziv (Gelmyazov, Helmyazev), Ukraine (p. 48)
• Hermanivka (Krasnoye, Germanovka), Ukraine (p. 48)
• Hrozau (Grozovo, Hrozow, Hrozev), Belarus (p. 49)
• Hrubieszow (Hrubishov, Grubeshov, Rabeshoyv), Poland (p. 49)
• Inhulets (Ingulets, Shirokaya, Shiroke, Har Shefer), Ukraine (p. 49)
• Vabalninkas (Vobolniki, Vabolnik), Lithuania (p. 49)
• Vaiguva (Vaygova, Vaygeve), Lithuania (p. 49)
• Voznesensk, Ukraine (p. 50)
• Vainutas (Voynuty, Vaynute), Lithuania (p. 50)
• Volodymyrets (Vladimirets, Wlodzimierzec, Boldimerits), Ukraine (p. 50)
• Wolborz (Volborzh), Poland (p. 50)
• Wolomin (Volomin), Poland (p. 50)
• Wolbrom (Volbrom, Volbrem), Poland (p. 51)
• Volkhov, Russia (p. 51)
• Vouchyn (Volchin, Wolczyn, Voltshin), Belarus (p. 51)
• Lunna (Lunna Wola, Lunavolia, Lune, Vole), Belarus (p. 51)
• Valyntsy (Volyntsy, Volynets, Volinits), Belarus (p. 51)
• Valkininkai (Olkieniki, Olkeniki, Volknik, Olkenik), Lithuania (p. 52)
• Vaukavysk (Volkovysk, Wolkowysk, Valkevisk), Belarus (p. 52)
• Vasylkiv (Vasilkov, Vaslkev), Ukraine (p. 52)
• Vasiliskis (Vasilishki) (near Kelm), Lithuania (p. 52)
• Wojslawice (Voslovitsh), Poland (p. 53)
• Verkhivka (Verkhovka, Varkhivke), Ukraine (p. 53)
• Varniai (Vorna, Vorne), Lithuania (p. 53)
• Voranava (Woronow, Voronovo, Voronove), Belarus (p. 53)
• Voronok, Russia (p. 53)
• Voronezh, Russia (p. 54)
• Warka (Varka, Vurke), Poland (p. 54)
• Varkovychi (Varkovichi, Warkowicze, Varkovitsh), Ukraine (p. 54)
• Varaklani (Varklyan), Latvia (p. 54)
• Warszawa (Warsaw, Varshe), Poland (p. 55)
• Voroshylivka (Voroshilovka, Altshevsk, Varshilevke), Ukraine (p. 56)
• Vyazma, Russia (p. 56)
• Vyazivka (Vyazovka), Ukraine (p. 56)
• Widawa, Poland (p. 57)
• Vidukle (Vidukli), Lithuania (p. 57)
• Vidzy (Widze, Vidz), Belarus (p. 57)
• Wizna (Vizne), Poland (p. 57)
• Vakhnivka (Vakhnovka, Vakhnevke), Ukraine (p. 58)
• Wielun (Velyun, Vloyn), Poland (p. 58)
• Wilczyn, Poland (p. 58)
• Vilnius (Wilno, Vilna, Vilne), Lithuania (p. 58)
• Velikiye Luki (Luki), Russia (p. 62)
• Vilshana (Olshana), Ukraine (p. 62)
• Vinnytsya (Vinnitsa, Vinitse), Ukraine (p. 62)
• Vinkivtsi (Vinkovtsy, Zatonsk, Vonkovtsy, Vinkovits), Ukraine (p. 63)
• Aukstadvaris (Vysokiy Dvor, Visoki-Dvor), Lithuania (p. 63)
• Visakio Ruda (Wysoka Ruda, Visoke-Rude), Lithuania (p. 63)
• Velizh, Russia (p. 63)
• Wieruszow (Weruschau, Vyereshev), Poland (p. 63)
• Vistytis (Wisztyniec, Vishtinits), Lithuania (p. 64)
• Veisiejai (Wiejsieje, Vishey), Lithuania (p. 64)
• Vishnyeva (Vishnevo, Wiszniew, Vishneve), Belarus (p. 64)
• Vyshnivets (Vishnevets, Wisniowiec, Vishnifits), Ukraine (p. 64)
• Wyszkow (Vyshkov, Vishkeve), Poland (p. 64)
• Wlodawka (Vlodavka, Blodevke), Poland (p. 65)
• Vegeriai (Vegery, Veger), Lithuania (p. 65)
• Wegrow (Vengrov, Vengreve), Poland (p. 65)
• Cesis (Venden), Latvia (p. 65)
• Verbovets (Vezhbovits, Wierzbowiece, Veyzhbovtse), Ukraine (p. 66)
• Virbalis (Wierzbolow, Wierzbolowo, Wirballen, Virbalin), Lithuania (p. 66)
• Verkhnodniprovsk (Verkhnedneprovsk), Ukraine (p. 66)
• Vieksniai (Vekshnya, Vekshne), Lithuania (p. 67)
• Viesintos (Veshinty, Vishinte), Lithuania (p. 67)
• Wasilkow (Vasilkuv, Vashilkove, Vashlkove), Poland (p. 67)
• Zhabokrych (Zhabokrich, Zabokritsh), Ukraine (p. 68)
• Zagare (Zhagar, Zagory, Zager, Nay-Zager, Zager-Khadash, Zager-Yashan), Lithuania (p. 68)
• Zawichost (Zavikhvist), Poland (p. 68)
• Zoziv (Zozov, Zozev), Ukraine (p. 68)
• Zakharino (Zakharin), Russia (p. 69)
• Zolotonosha (Zoltenosh), Ukraine (p. 69)
• Zamikhiv (Zamekhov, Zamiekhov, Zomekhev), Ukraine (p. 69)
• Zamosc 1 (Zamoshtsh, Zamishtsh), Poland (p. 69)
• Zaslauye (Zaslavl, Zaslev), Belarus (p. 69)
• Zasliai (Zhosli, Zosle), Lithuania (p. 70)
• Zuromin (Zhoremin, Zheremin), Poland (p. 70)
• Zarnowiec (Zarnovtse), Poland (p. 70)
• Zarnow (Zharnev), Poland (p. 70)
• Zaszkow, Poland (p. 70)
• Zgurita (Zguritsa, Zguritse), Moldova (p. 71)
• Zdolbuniv (Zdolbunov), Ukraine (p. 71)
• Zwolen (Zvolin, Zevlin), Poland (p. 71)
• Velykyy Zhvanchyk (Velikiy Zhvanchik, Zvontshik), Ukraine (p. 71)
• Zhvanets (Zvonits), Ukraine (p. 71)
• Zvenyhorodka (Zvenigorodka, Zvinerotke), Ukraine (p. 72)
• Zhuravichy (Zhuravichi, Zuravits, Zuravits Yashan), Belarus (p. 72)
• Zhykavichy (Zhitkovichi, Zhitkovitsh), Belarus (p. 73)
• Zeimiai (Zheymy, Zeym), Lithuania (p. 73)
• Zolkiewka (Zhilkevke, Zhilkefke), Poland (p. 73)
• Zinkiv 1 (Zinkov, Zinkev), Ukraine (p. 73)
• Zlatopil (Zlatopol, Zlatopolye), Ukraine (p. 73)
• Zhlobin, Belarus (p. 74)
• Znamyanka 1 (Znamenka, Znaminke), Ukraine (p. 74)
• Ziezmariai (Zhizhmory, Zezmer), Lithuania (p. 74)
• Zelva 2 (Zelwa, Zelve), Belarus (p. 74)
• Zelechow (Zhelekhev), Poland (p. 75)
• Zhabinka (Zabinka), Belarus (p. 75)
• Khatovizh (Khotovizh, Khatovitsh), Belarus (p. 75)
• Khotyn (Khotin, Hotin, Khetin), Ukraine (p. 75)
• Chodecz (Khotsh), Poland (p. 76)
• Lipen (Kholoy), Belarus (p. 76)
• Khalch (Khaltsh), Belarus (p. 76)
• Khorol, Ukraine (p. 76)
• Khoroshcha (Khoroshch), Belarus (p. 77)
• Horyshkivka (Goryshkovka, Horishkovke, Oruchkovski), Ukraine (p. 77)
• Khoyniki (Khoynik), Belarus (p. 78)
• Khlalopenichy (Khlolopenichi, Khalopenits), Belarus (p. 78)
• Khmilnyk 1 (Khmelnik), Ukraine (p. 78)
• Khislavichi (Khaslavitsh), Russia (p. 78)
• Chelm (Khelem), Poland (p. 79)
• Kherson (Khason, Khartson), Ukraine (p. 79)
• Tahancha (Tagancha, Tahantshe), Ukraine (p. 79)
• Taujenai (Tovyany, Tavyan), Lithuania (p. 80)
• Taurage (Tauroggen, Tavrik), Lithuania (p. 80)
• Tatarsk 1, Belarus (p. 81)
• Talne (Talnoye, Tolne), Ukraine (p. 81)
• Tomaszow Lubelski (Tomaszow Lubelsk, Tomeshev), Poland (p. 81)
• Tomashpil (Tomashpol, Tomashpolye), Ukraine (p. 81)
• Toropets, Russia (p. 81)
• Torchyn (Torchin, Torczyn, Tortshin), Ukraine (p. 81)
• Tarczyn (Tartshin), Poland (p. 82)
• Tverai (Tvery, Tver), Lithuania (p. 82)
• Tuchyn (Tuchin, Tuczyn, Titshen), Ukraine (p. 82)
• Turau (Turov, Turev), Belarus (p. 82)
• Turiysk (Turzysk, Trisk), Ukraine (p. 83)
• Tsimkavichy (Timkovichi, Timkovits), Belarus (p. 83)
• Tiraspol (Tireshpil, Treshpil), Moldova (p. 83)
• Tirksliai (Tyrkshlye, Tirkshly, Tirkshle), Lithuania (p. 83)
• Talsi (Talsen, Talsn), Latvia (p. 84)
• Tetiyiv (Tetiyev, Tetiev), Ukraine (p. 84)
• Tselyakhany (Telekhany, Telechany, Telekhan), Belarus (p. 84)
• Buynaksk (Temir-Khan-Shura), Russia (p. 84)
• Terlytsya (Terlitsa), Ukraine (p. 85)
• Ternivka (Ternovka, Ternevke, Ternefke), Ukraine (p. 85)
• Trakai (Troki, Trok), Lithuania (p. 85)
• Troyanivka (Troyanovka), Ukraine (p. 85)
• Chavusy (Chausy, Tshavus, Tshaus), Belarus (p. 85)
• Chopovychi (Chopovichi, Tshepovitsh), Ukraine (p. 86)
• Nova Chortoryya (Novaya Chartoriya, Chartoriya Novaya, Tshertriye, Nay-Tshertriye, Tshertriya Khadasha), Ukraine (p. 87)
• Chornyi Ostriv (Chernyi Ostrov, Cherniostrov, Tshernostre), Ukraine (p. 87)
• Grigoriopol (Tshorne), Moldova (p. 87)
• Chashniki (Tshasnik, Tshashnik), Belarus (p. 87)
• Chudniv (Chudnov, Tshidnev), Ukraine (p. 87)
• Cimislia (Chimishliya, Tshimishilye), Moldova (p. 88)
• Chachersk (Chechyorsk, Chechersk, Tshetshersk), Belarus (p. 88)
• Chyhyryn (Chigrin, Tsherin), Ukraine (p. 88)
• Czestochowa (Tshenstokhov, Tshenstekhev), Poland (p. 88)
• Vchoraishe (Vcherayshe, Vocherayshe, Tsherashnye), Ukraine (p. 89)
• Czerwin (Tshervin), Poland (p. 89)
• Chernivtsi 2 (Chernevtsy, Kleyn-Tshernevits), Ukraine (p. 89)
• Chornukhy (Chernukhi, Tshernukhi), Ukraine (p. 90)
• Yabluneve (Yablonevo, Yablenov), Ukraine (p. 90)
• Jalowka (Yaluvka, Yalevke), Poland (p. 90)
• Yalta, Crimea (p. 90)
• Joniskis (Yanishki, Yanishok, Yaneshik), Lithuania (p. 91)
• Josvainiai (Yavoyny, Yasven), Lithuania (p. 92)
• Yaryshiv (Yaryshev, Yarshev), Ukraine (p. 92)
• Yarmolyntsi (Yarmolintsy, Yarmelinits, Yamelinits), Ukraine (p. 92)
• Joniskelis (Ioganishkely, Johaniszkiele, Yanishkel), Lithuania (p. 92)
• Yukhavichy (Yukhovichi, Yukhovitsh), Belarus (p. 93)
• Yuravichy (Yurevichi, Yuryev), Belarus (p. 93)
• Jurbarkas (Jurburg, Yurburg, Yurberik), Lithuania (p. 93)
• Tartu (Yuryev, Dorpat, Derpt, Derpet), Estonia (p. 93)
• Jedlinsk (Yiglinsk), Poland (p. 94)
• Yevpatoriya (Eupatoria, Kozlov, Gozlov), Crimea (p. 94)
• Jieznas (Jezno, Yezne), Lithuania (p. 94)
• Ylakiai (Iloki, Yelok), Lithuania (p. 94)
• Kropyvnytskyi (Kirovohrad, Kirovograd, Kirovo, Zinovyesk, Yelisavetgrad, Elisavetgrad, Yelysavet, Yolosvet), Ukraine (p. 95)
• Yelsk, Belarus (p. 95)
• Yenakiyeve (Yenakiyevo, Yenakiyev, Rykovo), Ukraine (p. 95)
• Yeremeyevka (Yeremeivka), Ukraine (p. 96)
• Dnipro (Dnepropetrovsk, Yekaterinoslav, Katerineslav), Ukraine (p. 96)
• Yaruha (Yaruga, Yere), Ukraine (p. 96)
• Yaremichy (Yeremichi, Jeremicze, Yeremitsh), Belarus (p. 96)
• Yurovshchyna (Labun, Lubin), Ukraine (p. 96)
• Lahishyn (Logishin, Lohiszyn, Lahishin), Belarus (p. 97)
• Lazdijai (Lozdzieje, Lazdey), Lithuania (p. 97)
• Lozova (Lozovaya), Ukraine (p. 97)
• Liozna (Liozno, Lyozhne), Belarus (p. 97)
• Lakhva (Lachwa, Lakhve), Belarus (p. 98)
• Loyeu (Loyev), Belarus (p. 100)
• Lomza (Lomzhe, Lomze), Poland (p. 100)
• Lentvaris (Liutavariskes, Landwarowo, Lyandvarovo, Landverdove, Landverove), Lithuania (p. 100)
• Zarechanka (Lyantskorun, Lantskrunye), Ukraine (p. 100)
• Lapy (Lapes), Poland (p. 100)
• Lapichy (Lapichi, Lapitsh), Belarus (p. 101)
• Laskarzew (Laskarev), Poland (p. 101)
• Leckava (Lyatskovo, Latskeve), Lithuania (p. 101)
• Lokachi (Lokacze, Lekatsh), Ukraine (p. 101)
• Losha (Loshe), Belarus (p. 102)
• Lyubashivka (Lyubashevka), Ukraine (p. 102)
• Lubcha (Lyubcha, Lubcz, Lubtsh), Belarus (p. 102)
• Lowicz (Loyvitsh), Poland (p. 102)
• Lyuboml (Lubomla, Luboml, Libevne), Ukraine (p. 102)
• Lubny (Luben), Ukraine (p. 103)
• Lyubeshiv (Lyubeshov, Lubieszow, Libishoyv, Libishey), Ukraine (p. 103)
• Luga, Russia (p. 103)
• Lvove (Lvovo), Ukraine (p. 103)
• Lutomiersk (Litemirsk), Poland (p. 104)
• Laukuva (Lavkova, Loykeve), Lithuania (p. 104)
• Leczyca (Lentshits, Lintshits), Poland (p. 104)
• Luninets (Luninyets, Luniniec, Luninits), Belarus (p. 104)
• Lubicz (Libitsh), Poland (p. 104)
• Liepaja (Libava, Libau, Libave, Lyepay), Latvia (p. 105)
• Jauna Liepaja (Libau he-Khadasha) (part of Liepaja), Latvia (p. 105)
• Liudvinavas (Ludwinow, Ludvinove), Lithuania (p. 105)
• Lyuban (Luban), Belarus (p. 105)
• Lyubavichi (Lubavitch, Libavitsh), Russia (p. 105)
• Lyubech (Lyubich), Ukraine (p. 108)
• Yosypivka (Yosipovka, Yuzefpol, Ludvinka), Ukraine (p. 108)
• Livani (Livengof, Liwenhof, Livenhof), Latvia (p. 108)
• Lututow (Lititev), Poland (p. 109)
• Lityn (Litin), Ukraine (p. 109)
• Nova Ushytsya (Novaya Ushitsa, Nay-Ishitse, Litvinets), Ukraine (p. 109)
• Luchynets (Luchinets, Litshinits), Ukraine (p. 109)
• Lyntupy (Lintup), Belarus (p. 109)
• Lyskava (Lyskovo, Liskow, Liskove, Liskeve), Belarus (p. 110)
• Lyepyel (Lepel, Lyeplye), Belarus (p. 110)
• Lipno (Lipne), Poland (p. 110)
• Lipnishki (Lipniszki, Lipnishok), Belarus (p. 110)
• Illintsi (Ilintsy, Linits), Ukraine (p. 110)
• Lyshnivka (Lishnevka, Liszniowka, Lishnivke, Lishnifke), Ukraine (p. 110)
• Bratolyubivka 1 (Bratolyubovka, Bratolubevke, Lishinevits), Ukraine (p. 111)
• Levkiv (Levkov, Levkev), Ukraine (p. 111)
• Lyavonpal (Leonpol, Levinpol), Belarus (p. 111)
• Leczna (Lentshne), Poland (p. 111)
• Magnuszew (Magnishev), Poland (p. 112)
• Mohilna (Mogilno), Belarus (p. 112)
• Mohyliv-Podilskyy (Mogilev-Podolskiy, Mogilev, Molev), Ukraine (p. 112)
• Mazyr (Mozyr, Mazhir), Belarus (p. 112)
• Makhnivka (Makhnovka, Komsomolske, Makhnivke), Ukraine (p. 113)
• Motal (Motol, Motele), Belarus (p. 113)
• Mosedis (Masyady, Maysyad), Lithuania (p. 113)
• Malech (Malecz, Maltsh), Belarus (p. 114)
• Malyatsichy (Molyatichi, Malyatish), Belarus (p. 114)
• Malyn (Malin), Ukraine (p. 114)
• Malogoszcz (Maligoshtsh), Poland (p. 114)
• Moletai (Malaty, Malat, Malyat), Lithuania (p. 115)
• Monastyrishche 1 (Monestrishtsh), Ukraine (p. 115)
• Marvele (Marvianka), Lithuania (p. 115)
• Murovani Kurylivtsi (Murovanye Kurilovtsy, Krilovits, Krilevits), Ukraine (p. 115)
• Marijampole (Mariampol, Kapsukas, Maryampol), Lithuania (p. 116)
• Markivka (Markovka), Ukraine (p. 116, 117)
• Vilaka (Vilyaka, Marienhausen, Maryenhauz), Latvia (p. 116)
• Mouchadz (Molchad, Molczadz, Meytshet), Belarus (p. 116)
• Mazeikiai (Muravievo, Mozheyki, Mazheyk), Lithuania (p. 116)
• Miory (Miyory, Myor), Belarus (p. 117)
• Horodkivka (Gorodkovka, Miastkovka, Myastkovka, Meskivke, Meskifke), Ukraine (p. 117)
• Mizyakiv (Mizyakov, Mizikev), Ukraine (p. 117)
• Maisiagala (Mejszagola, Meyshagola, Meyshegole), Lithuania (p. 117)
• Mykhailivka 1 (Mikhaylovka, Mikhalpol, Mikhlpolye, Mekhlpolye), Ukraine (p. 117)
• Mikhaylivka (Mikhaylovka), Ukraine (p. 118)
• Minsk, Belarus (p. 118)
• Myrhorod (Mirgorod, Mirhorod Yashan), Ukraine (p. 119)
• Myszyniec (Mishnits), Poland (p. 119)
• Mlawa (Mlave), Poland (p. 119)
• Medvedichy (Niedzwiedzica, Medveditsh), Belarus (p. 119)
• Mezhyrichka (Mezhirichka, Mizheritshke), Ukraine (p. 119)
• Miedzyrzec Podlaski (Miedzyrzec, Mezritsh, Mezritsh deLite), Poland (p. 120)
• Mezhyriv (Mezhirov, Mezhirev), Ukraine (p. 120)
• Melnytsya (Melnitsa, Mielnica, Milnits), Ukraine (p. 120)
• Mena, Ukraine (p. 120)
• Merkine (Merech, Meretsh), Lithuania (p. 120)
• Muravytsi (Muravitsa, Murawica, Merevits), Ukraine (p. 121)
• Murafa (Starya Murafa, Merakhve), Ukraine (p. 121)
• Nobel (Nebel, Noble), Ukraine (p. 121)
• Novoukrainka (Novo-Ukraina, Nay-Ukraine, Novikraynke), Ukraine (p. 122)
• Nowogrod (Novegrod), Poland (p. 122)
• Naujoji Vilnia (Nowo Wilejka, Novo-Vileisk, Nay-Vileyke) (part of Vilnius), Lithuania (p. 123)
• Novhorod-Siverskyy (Novgorod Severskiy, Novgorod Seversk), Ukraine (p. 123)
• Nowy Dwor Mazowiecki (Nowy Dwor, Novedvor), Poland (p. 123)
• Novvy Rechitskiy, Russia (p. 124)
• Naudvarys (Gervenai, Novyy Dvor), Lithuania (p. 124)
• Svencioneliai (Nowo-Swieciany, Novo-Sventsyany, Novo-Shvintsyan, Nay-Sventsyan), Lithuania (p. 124)
• Novo Odesa (Novaya Odessa), Ukraine (p. 124)
• Nosivka (Nosovka), Ukraine (p. 124)
• Narodychi (Narodichi, Naroditsh), Ukraine (p. 125)
• Norynsk (Norinsk), Ukraine (p. 125)
• Narew (Narev, Narva, Narve), Poland (p. 125)
• Nasielsk (Nasheltsk), Poland (p. 125)
• Novozybkov (Novozibkov), Russia (p. 126)
• Nur (Nires), Poland (p. 126)
• Nyahnyevichy (Negnevichi, Niehniewicze, Nayshtot), Belarus (p. 126)
• Kudirkos Naumiestis (Kudirkos Naujamiestis Wladyslawow, Dbuilaytsh, Nayshtot, Nayshtot Kudirko, Nayshtot-Shaki, Nayshtot-Shirvint), Lithuania (p. 126)
• Novy Bykhau (Novyy Bykhov, Nay-Bikhev), Belarus (p. 127)
• Nemajunai (Nemanyuny, Nemayum, Namyun), Lithuania (p. 127)
• Nemencine (Niemenczyn, Nemenchin, Nementshin), Lithuania (p. 127)
• Nizhyn (Niezhin, Nezhin, Nyezhin), Ukraine (p. 128)
• Mykolayiv 2 (Mikolayuv, Mikolajow, Mikilayev, Nikolayev), Ukraine (p. 128)
• Nevel (Nevl), Russia (p. 128)
• Nemunaitis (Nemonaitsy, Nemunayts), Lithuania (p. 129)
• Nemaksciai (Nemokshty, Nemoksht), Lithuania (p. 129)
• Nesukhoyezhe (Niesuchojeze, Neshkhiz, Neskhiz), Ukraine (p. 129)
• Nieszawa (Nyesheve), Poland (p. 129)
• Sobolivka (Sobolevka, Sobelivke, Sobelifke), Ukraine (p. 129)
• Sobota (Sobote), Poland (p. 130)
• Sawin (Savin), Poland (p. 130)
• Ksaveriv (Ksaverov, Saverov), Ukraine (p. 130)
• Suchedniow (Sukhednev), Poland (p. 130)
• Salcininkai (Soleczniki Wielkie, Soechniki Bolshie, Groys-Soletshnik), Lithuania (p. 131)
• Samatevichy (Samotevichi, Samatevitsh), Belarus (p. 131)
• Valdemarpils (Sassmacken, Sasmakn), Latvia (p. 131)
• Sapotskin (Sopotskin, Sopockinie, Sapetkin), Belarus (p. 131)
• Sarny 1 (Sarni), Ukraine (p. 132)
• Saratov, Russia (p. 132)
• Sujuna (Sudzhuna), Georgia (p. 132)
• Svyatsilavichy (Svetilovichi, Svislovitsh), Belarus (p. 133)
• Surazh 1 (Surazh-Vitebskiy), Belarus (p. 134)
• Stawiszyn (Stavishin), Poland (p. 134)
• Stakhava (Stakhovo, Stachow, Stakhev), Belarus (p. 134)
• Stoczek (Stoczek-Wegrowski, Stok), Poland (p. 135)
• Staryya Darohi (Staryye Dorogi, Starye-Dorogi), Belarus (p. 135)
• Starodub, Russia (p. 135)
• Staszow (Stashev), Poland (p. 135)
• Stepan (Stepyen), Ukraine (p. 136)
• Stepantsi (Stepantsy, Stepnits, Strepenits, Stempenits), Ukraine (p. 136)
• Strzegowo (Strzegowo-Osada, Shtshegeve), Poland (p. 136)
• Sejny (Seyni), Poland (p. 136)
• Simnas (Simno, Simne), Lithuania (p. 137)
• Simferopol, Crimea (p. 137)
• Sencha (Sincha), Ukraine (p. 137)
• Svislach (Svisloch, Swislocz, Svislovich, Sislovitsh, Sislevitsh, Shishlevits), Belarus (p. 138)
• Smotrych (Smotrich, Smatritsh), Ukraine (p. 138)
• Smalyavichy (Smolevichi, Smolovitsh), Belarus (p. 138)
• Samara (Kuybyshev), Russia (p. 139)
• Samakhvalavichy (Samokhvalovichi, Samokhvalevits), Belarus (p. 139)
• Smila (Smela, Smiela, Smile), Ukraine (p. 139)
• Smile (Smiloye), Ukraine (p. 140)
• Semenivka 1 (Semenovka, Semyenovka, Semyonovka), Ukraine (p. 140)
• Siemiatycze (Semiatyche, Semyatitsh), Poland (p. 140)
• Semenivka 2 (Semenovka, Semyenovka, Semyonovka), Ukraine (p. 140)
• Syanno (Syenno, Senno, Sene), Belarus (p. 141)
• Seirijai (Sereje, Serey, Serhey), Lithuania (p. 141)
• Sernyky (Serniki Pervyye, Serniki, Sernik), Ukraine (p. 141)
• Skala (Skale), Poland (p. 142)
• Skidzyel (Skidel, Skidl), Belarus (p. 142)
• Skiemonys (Skemyany, Shkumyan), Lithuania (p. 142)
• Sokyryany (Sokiryany, Secureni, Sekuryany, Sekuryan), Ukraine (p. 142)
• Skryhalau (Skrygalovo, Skrihalov), Belarus (p. 142)
• Seredzius (Sredniki, Srednik), Lithuania (p. 143)
• Pobalava (Pobolovo, Pobelev), Belarus (p. 143)
• Pagiriai (Pogiry, Pagir), Lithuania (p. 144)
• Pahost-Zaharodzki (Pogost-Zagorodskiy), Belarus (p. 144)
• Pogar (Pohar), Russia (p. 144)
• Pajuris (Poyury, Poyurzhe, Payure), Lithuania (p. 144)
• Falenica (Falenits) (part of Warszawa), Poland (p. 144)
• Poltava, Ukraine (p. 144)
• Polatsk (Polotsk), Belarus (p. 145)
• Aukstoji Panemune (Poniemon, Panemun), Lithuania (p. 145)
• Pasvalys (Posvol, Posval), Lithuania (p. 145)
• Petrovirivka (Zhovten, Petroverovka, Paplovsk), Ukraine (p. 146)
• Papile (Popieliany, Popelyan), Lithuania (p. 146)
• Pociuneliai (Potsuneli, Patsunel), Lithuania (p. 147)
• Pochep (Potshep), Russia (p. 147)
• Pokotylove (Pokatilovo, Poketelev, Piketilev), Ukraine (p. 147)
• Pakruojis (Pokroy), Lithuania (p. 147)
• Pohrebyshche (Pogrebishche, Porebishtsh), Ukraine (p. 147)
• Porazava (Porozovo, Porozow, Porzeve), Belarus (p. 148)
• Parychy (Parichi, Paritsh), Belarus (p. 148)
• Pukhavichy (Pukhovichi, Pukhevitsh), Belarus (p. 148)
• Pechera (Pechora, Petshere), Ukraine (p. 149)
• Pultusk (Piltisk, Pltisk), Poland (p. 149)
• Skelivka (Felsztyn, Felshtin), Ukraine (p. 149)
• Pumpenai (Pampenai, Pompayny, Pumpyan), Lithuania (p. 149)
• Pirlita (Pyrlitsa, Parlita, Perlits), Moldova (p. 150)
• Piatnica (Piatnica Poduchowna, Pyontnitse), Poland (p. 150)
• Piatek (Pyontek, Pyontke), Poland (p. 150)
• Piaseczno (Pisetsne), Poland (p. 150)
• Petrovichi (Petrovitsh), Russia (p. 151)
• Pochayiv (Pochayev, Poczajow, Pachaev, Petshayev), Ukraine (p. 151)
• Pyzdry (Peisern, Payzer, Pazer), Poland (p. 151)
• Pilviskiai (Pilwiszki, Pilvishok, Pilvishki), Lithuania (p. 151)
• Piltene (Pilten, Piltn), Latvia (p. 151)
• Pylyava (Pilyava, Pilyeve), Ukraine (p. 152)
• Falesti (Faleshty, Falesht), Moldova (p. 152)
• Pinczow (Pintshev), Poland (p. 152)
• Pinsk, Belarus (p. 152)
• Pesochno, Belarus (p. 154)
• Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy (Petropavlovsk), Russia (p. 154)
• Piotrkow Kujawski (Pyeterkev Deki), Poland (p. 154)
• Pieski (Peski, Piaski, Pyaski, Pyesk), Belarus (p. 155)
• Pikeliai (Pikeli, Pikeln), Lithuania (p. 155)
• Pishchanka (Peschanka), Ukraine (p. 155)
• Plotnitsa (Plotnica, Plotnitse), Belarus (p. 155)
• Plateliai (Ploteli, Plotl), Lithuania (p. 155)
• Plonsk (Plinsk, Plintsk), Poland (p. 156)
• Plunge (Plungiany, Plungyan), Lithuania (p. 156)
• Petrovca (Petrovka), Moldova (p. 156)
• Pyetrykau (Petrikov), Belarus (p. 156)
• Pereiaslav-Khmelnytskyi (Pereyaslav-Khmelnitskiy, Pierejaslav, Pereiaslav, Preyaslev), Ukraine (p. 157)
• Przasnysz (Prushnits), Poland (p. 157)
• Saldus (Frauenburg, Froyenberg), Latvia (p. 157)
• Jaunjelgava (Fridrikhshtadt, Friedrichstadt, Nayri), Latvia (p. 158)
• Pavlivka 1 (Pavlovka, Poryck, Poritsk, Pritsk), Ukraine (p. 158)
• Tsarychanka (Tsarichanka), Ukraine (p. 158)
• Sandomierz (Tsouzmer, Tsoyzmer), Poland (p. 158)
• Chernihiv (Chernigov, Tshernigev, Tserniev), Ukraine (p. 159)
• Chernevka (Tsherinke), Belarus (p. 159)
• Kabak (Polotsk-Kabak), Belarus (p. 159)
• Kobyzhcha (Kobizhcha), Ukraine (p. 159)
• Narach (Naroch, Kobylnik, Kobilnik), Belarus (p. 160)
• Kobelyaky (Butenkovo, Kobelyaki, Kobelyak), Ukraine (p. 160)
• Kobryn (Kobrin), Belarus (p. 160)
• Kadino (Kadzina, Kadin, Kadzin), Belarus (p. 160)
• Kodyma (Kodym, Kodima, Kodeme), Ukraine (p. 161)
• Kaharlyk (Kagarlyk, Karlik), Ukraine (p. 161)
• Kovel (Kowel, Kovle), Ukraine (p. 161)
• Kavarskas (Kovarsk), Lithuania (p. 161)
• Kazimirovo (Kazimirov), Belarus (p. 162)
• Kozyn 1 (Kozin), Ukraine (p. 162)
• Kuzmyn (Kuzmin), Ukraine (p. 162)
• Kozelets (Kozelits), Ukraine (p. 162)
• Kokhanava (Kokhanovo, Kokhanov, Kokhaneve), Belarus (p. 163)
• Kakhovka, Ukraine (p. 163)
• Dzyarzhynsk (Dzerzhinsk, Koydanovo, Koydenev, Keydenev), Belarus (p. 163)
• Katerynivka (Katerinovka, Katerburg), Ukraine (p. 164)
• Stara Kotelnya (Staraya Kotelnya, Kotelnya, Alt-Kotelne, Kotelne), Ukraine (p. 164)
• Kolbiel (Kolibel, Kolebel), Poland (p. 164)
• Kaluga, Russia (p. 164)
• Kalynivka (Kalinovka, Kalenevke), Ukraine (p. 165)
• Kalyus (Kalus, Kalis), Ukraine (p. 165)
• Kalisz (Kalisch, Kulish), Poland (p. 165)
• Kolno 1 (Kolne), Poland (p. 166)
• Kalinkavichy (Kalinkovichi, Kalenkevitsh), Belarus (p. 166)
• Konvelishki (Kanvaliski, Konvelshok), Belarus (p. 166)
• Kolky (Kolki, Kolk), Ukraine (p. 166)
• Kamaryn (Komarin), Belarus (p. 166)
• Kamajai (Komai, Kamay), Lithuania (p. 167)
• Komarhorod (Komargorod, Komared), Ukraine (p. 167)
• Kamen 1 (Kamyen), Belarus (p. 167)
• Kamenka 2 (Kamionka), Belarus (p. 167)
• Kamin-Kashyrskyi (Kamen-Kashirskiy, Kamien Koszyrski, Kamen), Ukraine (p. 167)
• Kamyanske (Dniprodzerzhynsk, Dneprodzerzhinsk, Kamenskoye, Kivjazd, Beregkovesd, Kivyazhd), Ukraine (p. 168)
• Komarow-Osada (Komarow, Komerev), Poland (p. 168)
• Konotop, Ukraine (p. 168)
• Kaniv (Kanev, Kaniev), Ukraine (p. 169)
• Starokostyantynivka (Konstantinivka, Konstantinkovka), Ukraine (p. 169)
• Konstantynow Lodzki (Konstanynow, Konstantin, Kosnitin, Kosntin), Poland (p. 169)
• Kosava (Kossovo, Kosow, Kosev), Belarus (p. 169)
• Kostopil (Kostopol, Kostopolye, Kostepol), Ukraine (p. 170)
• Kapyl (Kopyl, Kopyly, Kapulye), Belarus (p. 170)
• Kapatkevichy (Kopatkevichi, Kapitkevitsh), Belarus (p. 170)
• Kapciamiestis (Kopciowo, Koptsheve), Lithuania (p. 170)
• Kopayhorod (Kopaygorod, Kipared), Ukraine (p. 170)
• Capresti (Kapreshty, Kopresht), Moldova (p. 171)
• Kock (Kotsk), Poland (p. 171)
• Korop, Ukraine (p. 171)
• Korycin (Korytsin, Koretshin), Poland (p. 171)
• Karalin (Karolin, Karlin) (part of Pinsk), Belarus (p. 172)
• Karma (Korma, Korme), Belarus (p. 174)
• Korostyshiv (Korostyshev, Krostshev, Korshev), Ukraine (p. 174)
• Karelichy (Korelichi, Korelicze, Karelits, Karelitsh), Belarus (p. 175)
• Karsava (Korsovka, Karsau), Latvia (p. 175)
• Kastsyukovichy (Kostyukovichi, Kostikovitsh), Belarus (p. 175)
• Kowal (Kvul, Kevuel), Poland (p. 175)
• Kvetkai (Kvetki), Lithuania (p. 175)
• Kublichy (Kublichi, Kublitsh), Belarus (p. 176)
• Kuznica (Kuznitse, Kuzhnits), Poland (p. 176)
• Kutno (Kitne), Poland (p. 176)
• Kulchyny (Kulchiny, Koltshin), Ukraine (p. 176)
• Kulashi, Georgia (p. 177)
• Kupil (Kupel, Kipel), Ukraine (p. 177)
• Kupiskis (Kupishki, Kupishok), Lithuania (p. 177)
• Kuraniets (Kurenets, Kurzeniec, Kurnits), Belarus (p. 178)
• Kurow (Korev), Poland (p. 178)
• Kurkliai (Kurklyay, Kurkle), Lithuania (p. 178)
• Kybartai (Kibarty, Kibart), Lithuania (p. 179)
• Kytaihorod (Kitaygorod, Kitayrod, Kitared), Ukraine (p. 179)
• Konskie (Kintsk), Poland (p. 179)
• Kysylyn (Kiselin, Kisielin), Ukraine (p. 179)
• Kyiv (Kiev), Ukraine (p. 179)
• Kielce (Kelts), Poland (p. 180)
• Kakhanavichy (Kokhanovichi, Kokhanovitsh), Belarus (p. 183)
• Klishkivtsi (Cliscauti, Klishkovtsy, Klishkevits), Ukraine (p. 183)
• Klimovo (Klimov), Russia (p. 183)
• Klimavichy (Klimovichi, Klimevitsh), Belarus (p. 184)
• Kiliya (Chilia Noua, Nay-Kiliye), Ukraine (p. 184)
• Kleszczele (Kleshtshel), Poland (p. 184)
• Knyazhe (Kniaze), Ukraine (p. 185)
• Knyazhitsy (Knyazitsh), Belarus (p. 185)
• Chisinau (Kishinev, Keshenev), Moldova (p. 185)
• Kraziai (Krozhi, Krozh), Lithuania (p. 186)
• Kruti (Krutnoye), Ukraine (p. 186)
• Kraslava (Kreslavka, Kraslavye, Kreslavl), Latvia (p. 186)
• Krasnopol (Krasnepolye), Poland (p. 187)
• Krasnaluki (Krasnoluki, Krasneluk), Belarus (p. 187)
• Krasnystaw (Krasnistev), Poland (p. 187)
• Krasnokamenka, Ukraine (p. 187)
• Krasne 1 (Krasnoye, Krosne), Ukraine (p. 187)
• Krakes (Kroki, Krok), Lithuania (p. 187)
• Krekenava (Krakinovo, Krakinove), Lithuania (p. 188)
• Krosniewice (Krushnevits, Krushenvits), Poland (p. 188)
• Kruhlaye (Krugloye, Krugle, Krule), Belarus (p. 188)
• Krupki (Krupke), Belarus (p. 188)
• Kryve Ozero (Krivoye Ozero, Crivoje-Ozero, Krivozer), Ukraine (p. 188)
• Kryzhopil (Kryzhopol, Krizhopol), Ukraine (p. 188)
• Krychau (Krichyov, Kritshev), Belarus (p. 189)
• Krylow (Krilev), Poland (p. 189)
• Krynki (Krinik), Poland (p. 189)
• Kremenets (Krzemieniec, Kremenits), Ukraine (p. 190)
• Kremenchuk (Kremenchug, Krementshuk), Ukraine (p. 190)
• Raguva (Rogovo, Rogeve), Lithuania (p. 191)
• Radomyshl (Radomysl, Rademishl), Ukraine (p. 191)
• Radom (Rudem), Poland (p. 192)
• Radyvyliv (Chervonoarmeysk, Radziwillow, Radzivilov, Radzivil, Radzvilev), Ukraine (p. 192, 193)
• Radashkovichy (Radoshkovichi, Radoszkowicze, Radoshkevitsh, Raditkovits), Belarus (p. 193)
• Radviliskis (Radvilishki, Radvilishok), Lithuania (p. 193)
• Radzymin (Razmin), Poland (p. 193)
• Radun 1 (Radin, Radn), Belarus (p. 194)
• Rawa Mazowiecka (Rawa, Rave), Poland (p. 194)
• Rivne 1 (Rovnoye), Ukraine (p. 194)
• Rozan (Rozhan, Rezhan), Poland (p. 195)
• Zilupe (Rozenovskoe, Rozenovo, Rozenovsk), Latvia (p. 195)
• Ratne (Ratno), Ukraine (p. 195)
• Rajgrod (Raygrod, Rayngrad), Poland (p. 195)
• Romny (Romen), Ukraine (p. 195)
• Lenina 2 (Lenino, Ramanava, Romanovo, Romanov, Lenine), Belarus (p. 196)
• Lenina 1 (Lenino, Ramanava, Romanovo, Lenine), Belarus (p. 197)
• Romanivka 1 (Romanovka, Romanovke), Ukraine (p. 197)
• Rositsa (Rositse), Belarus (p. 197)
• Rosava (Rossava), Ukraine (p. 198)
• Rostov-na-Donu (Rostov), Russia (p. 198)
• Raseiniai (Rossieny, Raseyn), Lithuania (p. 198)
• Raczki (Rachki, Ratsk), Poland (p. 198)
• Radomsko (Nowo-Radomsk, Ridomsk, Radomsk), Poland (p. 199)
• Rubyazhevichy (Rubezhevichi, Rubiezewicze, Rubzhevits), Belarus (p. 199)
• Rudnya 1 (Rudnye), Russia (p. 199)
• Riscani (Ryshkany, Rascani, Ryshkanovka, Rishkon), Moldova (p. 200)
• Ribene (Ribeny, Ribiniski, Ribinishik), Latvia (p. 200)
• Ryzhanivka (Ryzhanovka, Rizhnivke), Ukraine (p. 200)
• Rimse (Rymszany, Rimshany, Rimshan), Lithuania (p. 200)
• Hrytsiv (Hritsiv, Gritsev, Ritsev), Ukraine (p. 200)
• Talinn (Reval, Revel, Revl), Estonia (p. 200)
• Rechytsa (Rechitsa, Retsitse, Retshitse), Belarus (p. 200)
• Seda (Syady, Shad, Syad), Lithuania (p. 201)
• Sharivka (Sharovka, Sharivke), Ukraine (p. 201)
• Bila Tserkva (Feheregyhaza, Tiszafejeregyhaza, Bila Cirkev, Bila Cerkva, Biserica Alba, Sade Lavan, Shvarts-Time, Shvarts-Tume), Ukraine (p. 201)
• Siubaiciai (Shubats), Lithuania (p. 201)
• Svedasai (Sviadostse, Svadoshtsh, Shvadoshts), Lithuania (p. 202)
• Svencionys (Swieciany, Shventsyan, Sventsyan, Alt-Sventsyan), Lithuania (p. 202)
• Sverzhen (Shverzne), Belarus (p. 203)
• Shumsk (Shumskoye, Szumsk, Shimsk), Ukraine (p. 203)
• Saukenai (Shavkyany, Shukyan), Lithuania (p. 203)
• Surviliskis (Survilishki, Survilishok), Lithuania (p. 204)
• Shchuchyn (Szczuczyn, Shtshutshin), Belarus (p. 204)
• Siluva (Shidlovo, Shidleve), Lithuania (p. 204)
• Szydlowiec (Shidlovits, Shidlovtse), Poland (p. 204)
• Sidra (Sidre), Poland (p. 204)
• Suvainiskis (Suveynishki, Suvinishok), Lithuania (p. 205)
• Shatava (Shatova, Shetova), Ukraine (p. 205)
• Silale (Shileli, Shilel), Lithuania (p. 205)
• Simonys (Shimantsy, Shimants), Lithuania (p. 205)
• Slovechne (Slovechno, Sloveshne, Sloveshnye), Ukraine (p. 206)
• Sniadowo (Shnyadeve, Shnadev), Poland (p. 206)
• Sebezh, Russia (p. 206)
• Sialiba (Seliba, Seliba-Dikshits), Belarus (p. 206)
• Semezhevo (Semezhove), Belarus (p. 206)
• Shenderivka (Shenderovka, Shinderivke), Ukraine (p. 207)
• Shpola (Shpole), Ukraine (p. 207)
• Shklou (Shklov), Belarus (p. 207)