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Encyclopedia: Vilnius County

Vilnius County (Lithuanian: Vilniaus apskritis) is the largest of the 10 counties of Lithuania, located in the east of the country around the city Vilnius.

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How to say "Vilnius County" in other languages:

	(German)	Distrikt Vilnius
	(Spanish)	Condado de Vilna
	(French)	Apskritis de Vilnius
	(Italian)	Contea di Vilnius

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Regions of Lithuania

Lithuania ) comprises present Vilnius county, Utena County, Panevėžys County and the eastern part of Šiauliai County. Kaunas, Alytus and Marijampolė counties also are comprised by Aukštaitija , being in...�taitija , its part in Lithuania comprises present Alytus County and the southern part of Vilnius County...

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List of municipalities in Lithuania

County. Elektrėnai municipality, a district in Vilnius County with Elektrėnai town as a center...�ininkai district, a district in Vilnius County with Šalčininkai town as a center. Šiauliai city... Klaipėda County with Šilutė town as a center. Širvintos district, a district in Vilnius County...

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Lithuania

�s apskritis) Telšiai County (Telšių apskritis) Utena County (Utenos apskritis) Vilnius County... Capital Vilnius President Valdas Adamkus Prime Minister Algirdas Brazauskas Area �- Total... the Seimas. Counties Main article: Counties of Lithuania Lithuania consists of 10 counties ( apskritys...

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Central Lithuania

neighbour. After the Soviet-Nazi pact (1939) Lithuania was given the Vilnius County. Links see... minorities, with its capital at Vilnius. The national composition of the latter area is difficult to... Lithuania declined any negotiations on the status of the Vilnius area, claimed it as its capital city and...

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History of Lithuania

Vilnius was returned to Lithuania together with Vilnius County, and the Soviets established a military... (Magdeburg Rights). The largest of these cities was Vilnius, which later became the capital city. The... biggest towns, Vilnius and Grodna, became bilingual or even adopted the Polish language. In 1696 Polish...

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