Place:Kurland, Russia

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NameKurland
Alt namesCourlandsource: Wikipedia
Courland Governatesource: Wikipedia
Curlandsource: Family History Library Catalog
TypeHistorical Province, Country
Located inRussia     (1795 - 1918)
See alsoLatviaCurrently This
Contained Places
Unknown
Alt-Autz
Alt-Lassen
Alt-Likoppen
Alt-Rahden
Alt-Schwarden
Alt-Selburg
Alt-Sickeln
Amboten
Angermünde
Angern
Appricken
Asuppen
Bagge-Assieten
Bahten
Baldohn
Barbern
Bauska
Bauske
Blieden
Buschhof
Dalbingen
Demmen
Doblen
Dondangen
Dubena
Durben
Eckau
Edwahlen
Egypten
Erwahlen
Frauenburg
Friedrichstadt
Gipken
Goldingen
Gramsden
Grenzhof
Griwaischen
Grobin
Groß Dserwen
Groß Kruthen
Groß-Autz
Groß-Buschhof
Groß-Eckau
Groß-Iwanden
Groß-Salwen
Groß-Sessau
Groß-Sonnaxt
Groß-Würzau
Grösen
Grünhof
Hasau
Hasenpoth
Herbergen
Hofzumberge
Illuxt
Irben
Irmlau
Iwanden
Jakobstadt
Kabillen
Kaltenbrunn
Kandau
Klein Irben
Klein Kruthen
Kreuzburg
Kruthen
Kursiten
Lambertshof
Landsen
Lassen
Lesten
Lippaicken
Luttringen
Mesothen
Mitau
Muischazeem
Nerft
Neu-Autz
Neu-Likoppen
Neu-Rahden
Neu-Schwarden
Neu-Subbath
Neuenburg
Neugut
Neuhausen
Niederbartau
Nigranden
Nurmhusen
Oberbartau
Pampeln
Pilten
Popen
Preekuln
Pussen
Remten
Ringen
Rutzau
Rönnen
Sackenhausen
Sahten
Sallenen
Sallgalln
Samiten
Saßmacken
Schleck
Schrunden
Seemuppen
Selburg
Sessau
Setzen
Sickeln
Siuxt
Solonaĭ
Sonnaxt
Stenden
Strutteln
Subbath
Talsen
Tuckum
Ugahlen
Usmaiten
Virginahlen
Waddax
Wahnen
Wallhof
Windau
Wirgen
Wormen
Würzau
Zabeln
Zelmeneeken
Zirau
Zohden
source: Family History Library Catalog
source: Family History Library Catalog


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The Courland Governorate, also known as the Province of Courland, Governorate of Kurland and known from 1795 to 1796 as the Viceroyalty of Courland was one of the Baltic governorates of the Russian Empire, that is now part of the Republic of Latvia.

The governorate was created in 1795 out of the territory of the Duchy of Courland and Semigallia that was incorporated into the Russian Empire as the province of Courland with its capital at Mitau (now Jelgava), following the third partition of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.

Courland and Livonia were united to form new state Republic of Latvia in 18 November 1918.

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