01-Oct-2008
Marienwerder, the German name of the city
Kwidzyń in Poland.
Kwidzyń [ˈkfid͡zɨn]
(German:
Marienwerder) is a
town
in northern
Poland on the
Liwa River, with 40,008 inhabitants (2004). It has
been a part of the
Pomeranian Voivodeship since 1999, and was previously
in the
Elbląg Voivodeship (1975-1998). It is the capital of
Kwidzyn County.
| German Name |
Marienwerder |
| Today's
Name |
Kwidzyn |
| Kreis/County |
Marienwerder |
| German
Province |
Westpreussen |
| Today's
Province |
Pomorskie |
| Location |
East 18°55'
North 53°44' |
| Location
Description |
This
village/town is located 70.5 km and 164 degrees from Danzig, which is known
today as Gdansk |
| Lutheran
Parish |
Marienwerder
1905 |
| Catholic
Parish |
Marienwerder
1905 |
| Standesamt/Civil
Registry |
Marienwerder
1905 |
|
Gemeindelexikon/Town Index |
II-18-2 |
|
Population By Year/Einwohner |
1820: 4813
1905: 11554
|
| Remarks |
Kreisstadt -
County Seat in same named county. Founded beetwen 1233 and 1240. Shows in
1820 412 Feuerstellen. |
Kollosomp, the German name of the city Kolozab in Poland
| German Name |
Kollosomp |
| Alternate
Name 1: |
Kalazam 1404 > |
| Alternate
Name 2: |
Kalsen
|
| Alternate
Name 3: |
Kalszan < 1789 |
| Alternate
Name 4: |
Kollosomb 1789 |
| Alternate
Name 5: |
Kolosomp 1820 |
| Today's
Name |
Kolozab |
| Kreis/County |
Stuhm |
| German
Province |
Westpreussen |
| Today's
Province |
Pomorskie |
| Location |
East 19°07'
North 53°52' |
| Location
Description |
This
village/town is located 4.7 km and 78 degrees from Pestlin, which is known
today as Postolin |
| Lutheran
Parish |
Groß Rohdau,
Kreis Rosenberg 1905 |
| Catholic
Parish |
Pestlin 1905 |
| Standesamt/Civil
Registry |
Kollosomp 1905 |
|
Gemeindelexikon/Town Index |
II-26-30 |
|
Population By Year/Einwohner |
1820: 114
1905: 176
1939: 241
|
| Remarks |
Shows in 1789
20 Feuerstellen and is classified as: Königliches Dorf, worinnen 2
Frei-Schulzen Güter. In 1820 22 Feuerstellen. |
Risenburg, the German name of the city Prabuty in Poland.
Prabuty [praˈbutɨ]
(German:
Riesenburg) is a
town
in
Kwidzyn County within the
Pomeranian Voivodeship of northern
Poland.
| German Name |
Riesenburg |
| Today's
Name |
Prabuty |
| Kreis/County |
Rosenberg |
| Residents
of Jewish Faith |
71 |
| German
Province |
Westpreussen |
| Today's
Province |
Warminsko-Mazurskie |
| Location |
East 19°11'
North 53°45' |
| Location
Description |
This
village/town is located 18.0 km and 80 degrees from Marienwerder, which is
known today as Kwidzyn |
| Lutheran
Parish |
Riesenburg
1905 |
| Catholic
Parish |
Riesenburg
1905 |
| Standesamt/Civil
Registry |
Riesenburg
1905 |
|
Gemeindelexikon/Town Index |
II-22-4 |
|
Population By Year/Einwohner |
1820: 2244
1905: 4238
|
| Remarks |
Shows in 1789
160 Feuerstellen and is classified as: Königliche Immediat Städtchen an der
Liebe mit einer lutherischen Pfarrkirche, auch einer lutherischen Kirche vor
der Stadt worin polnisch gepredigt wird. Sitz des Domainen Amtes. In 1820
296 Feuerst. |
Parlin, the German name of the city Parlino in Poland.
Parlin
[ˈparlin] is a village in the administrative
district of
Gmina Dąbrowa, within
Mogilno County,
Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, in north-central
Poland.
| German Name |
Parlin |
| Today's
Name |
Parlino |
| Kreis/County |
Naugard |
| German
Province |
Pommern |
| Today's
Province |
Zachodnio-Pomorskie |
| Location |
East 15°03'
North 53°27' |
| Location
Description |
This
village/town is located 1.5 km and 335 degrees from Lenz, which is known
today as Leczyca Pomoraska |
| Lutheran
Parish |
Parlin 1905 |
| Catholic
Parish |
Stargardt,
Stadt 1905 |
| Standesamt/Civil
Registry |
Groß Wachlin
1905 |
|
Gemeindelexikon/Town Index |
IV-16-78 |
|
Population By Year/Einwohner |
1905: 115
|
Stôrgard, the German name of the city
in
Stargard Szczeciński
Poland.
Stargard Szczeciński [ˈstargart ʂt͡ʂɛˈt͡ɕiɲski]
(German:
Stargard in Pommern;
Kashubian: Stôrgard)
is a city
in northwestern
Poland,
with 71,017 inhabitants (2005). Situated on the
Ina River,
it is the capital of
Stargard County in the
West Pomeranian Voivodeship (since 1999); previously
it was in the
Szczecin Voivodeship (1975-1998). Stargard is a major
railroad junction, where the southwards connection from
Szczecin
splits into two directions - one towards
Poznan and another towards
Gdansk. Also, another, minor line to
Pyrzyce
stems from the town.
| German Name |
Stargard |
| Today's
Name |
Stargard
Szczecinski |
| Kreis/County |
Stadtkreis
Stargard |
| German
Province |
Pommern |
| Today's
Province |
Zachodnio-Pomorskie |
| Location |
East 15°02'
North 53°20' |
| Location
Description |
This
village/town is located 34.3 km and 107 degrees from Stettin, which is known
today as Szczecin |
| Lutheran
Parish |
Stargard 1905 |
| Catholic
Parish |
Stargard 1905 |
| Standesamt/Civil
Registry |
Stargard 1905 |
|
Gemeindelexikon/Town Index |
IV-26-1 |
|
Population By Year/Einwohner |
1905: 26817
|
| |
|
| German Name |
Stargardt |
| Today's
Name |
Stargard
Gubinski |
| Kreis/County |
Guben |
| German
Province |
Brandenburg |
| Today's
Province |
Zielonogorskie |
| Location |
East 14°47'
North 51°53' |
| Location
Description |
This
village/town is located 3.9 km and 322 degrees from Starzeddel, which is
known today as Starosiedle |
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