Atlas of Latvia

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Latvija Latviešu Latvija - Latvijas Republika Latvijas Republika ir neatkarīga un suverēna republika Eiropas ziemeļaustrumos, viena no trijām Baltijas valstīm Baltijas jūras austrumu krastā. Latvija robežojas ar Igauniju ziemeļos, Krieviju austrumos, Baltkrieviju dienvidaustrumos un Lietuvu dienvidos. (Sīkāk skat. Latvijas robežas). 2004. gada 29. martā Latvija kļuva par NATO dalībvalsti, bet 2004. gada 1. maijā - par Eiropas Savienības dalībvalsti. Русский Латвия - Латвийская Республика[1] Латвийская Республика – прибалтийское государство, столица – г. Рига (721 тыс., 2006). Географически, в зависмости от контекста, относится как к Восточной, так и Северной Европе. Līvõ kēļ Leţmō - um mō Eirōpõs, Vālda mier jūr. Kilgs um Ēstimō, Krīevõmō, Vāldakrīevõmō ja Leišmō. Sin teritōrij um 64 589 km², Leţmōl jelāb 2 258 400 rovštõ (2009. āigast aprils). Leţmō pǟjālgab um Rīgõ. Latgalīšu volūda Latveja -vaļsteiba Europā pi Baļtejis jiurys. Golvysmīsts — Reiga. Other languages Deutsch: Lettland - ist ein Staat in Nordeuropa, im Zentrum des Baltikums gelegen. Es grenzt im Süden an Litauen, im Südosten an Belarus, im Osten an Russland, im Norden an Estland und im Westen an die Ostsee. English Latvia - Republic of Latvia The Republic of Latvia is a country in Northern Europe. Latvia shares land borders with two fellow Baltic states – ► Estonia to the north and ► Lithuania to the south – and both ► Russia and ► Belarus to the east. In the west, Latvia shares a maritime border with ► Sweden. The capital of Latvia is Riga (Latvian: Rīga). Latvia has been a member state of the European Union since May 1, 2004. Short name  Latvia Official name Republic of Latvia Status Independent country from 1918, subject to soviet and nazi military occupation from 1940 to 1991, regained indipendence in 1991. member of the ► European Union since 2004. Location North Europe Capital Rīga Population 1,842,226 inhabitants Area 64,589 square kilometres (24,938 sq mi) Major languages Latvian (official) and Russian Major religions Protestantism, Catholicism, Russian Orthodoxy More information Latvia, Geography of Latvia, History of Latvia and Politics of Latvia More images Latvia - Latvia (Category).

Karte Latvija Карта Латвии Map of Latvia

Fiziskās ģeogrāfiskās kartes Физико-географическая карта Physical geography map

Latvija un Baltijas jūras Латвии и Балтийского моря Latvia and the Baltic Sea

This section holds maps of the administrative divisions.

Vēsturiskajiem novadiem Исторические регионы Historical regions

Latvijas rajoni Districts of Latvia

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  Ainaži
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  Aizkraukle
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  Aizpute
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  Aknīste
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  Aloja
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  Alūksne
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  Ape
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  Auce
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  Baldone
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  Baloži
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  Balvi
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  Bauska
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  Brocēni
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  Cesvaine
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  Cēsis
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  Dagda
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  Dobele
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  Durbe
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  Grobiņa
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  Ikšķile
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  Jaunjelgava
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  Jēkabpils
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  Kalnciems
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  Kandava
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  Krāslava
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  Kuldīga
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  Kārsava
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  Lielvārde
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  Limbaži
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  Lubāna
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  Ludza
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  Līgatne
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  Līvāni
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  Madona
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  Mazsalaca
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  Ogre
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  Olaine
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  Piltene
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  Preiļi
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  Priekule
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  Pāvilosta
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  Pļaviņas
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  Rūjiena
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  Sabile
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  Salacgrīva
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  Salaspils
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  Saldus
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  Saulkrasti
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  Seda
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  Sigulda
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  Skrunda
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  Smiltene
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  Staicele
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  Stende
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  Strenči
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  Subate
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  Talsi
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  Tukums
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  Valdemārpils
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  Valka
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  Valmiera
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  Vangaži
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  Varakļāni
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  Viesīte
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  Viļaka
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  Viļāni
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  Zilupe

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  Aizkraukle District
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  Alūksne District
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  Balvi District
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  Bauska District
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  Cēsis District
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  Daugavpils City
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  Daugavpils District
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  Dobele District
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  Gulbene District
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  Jēkabpils District
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  Jelgava City
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  Jelgava District
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  Jūrmala City
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  Krāslava District
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  Kuldīga District
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  Liepāja City
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  Liepāja District
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  Limbaži District
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  Ludza District
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  Madona District
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  Ogre District
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  Preiļi District
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  Rēzekne City
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  Rēzekne District
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  Riga City
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  Riga District
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  Saldus District
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  Talsi District
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  Tukums District
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  Valka District
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  Valmiera District
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  Ventspils City
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  Ventspils District

Lv. Latvijas administratīvais iedalījums Ru. Административное деление Латвии Ltg. Latvejis administrativais teritoriskais dalejums En. Subdivisions of Latvia De. Verwaltungsgliederung Lettlands

Административное деление Латвии Subdivisions of Latvia Verwaltungsgliederung Lettlands

This section holds a short summary of the history of the area of present-day Latvia, illustrated with maps, including historical maps of former countries and empires that included present-day Latvia.

Baltu cilšu ap 1200. Балтийские племена около 1200. Baltic Tribes around AD 1200. Baltischen Stämme um 1200.

Livonija Терра Мариана, 1260. The Medieval Livonia in 1260. Alt-Livland

Государство Тевтонского ордена 1225-1250 The Monastic state of the Teutonic Knights 1225-1250 Staat des Deutschen Ordens 1225-1250

Государство Тевтонского ордена 1308–1455 The Monastic state of the Teutonic Knights 1308–1455 Staat des Deutschen Ordens 1308–1455

Государство Тевтонского ордена 1466 The Monastic state of the Teutonic Knights 1466 Staat des Deutschen Ordens 1466

Livonija un Kurzeme 1619 Лифляндии и Курляндии в 1619 году Livonia and Courland in 1619 Livland und Kurland im Jahre 1619

Lettland under svenskt styre Latvia under Swedish occupation in 1646 (Treaty of Brömsebro)

Sweden incl. Latvia in 1658 (Treaty of Roskilde)

Duchy of Courland and Semigallia in 1740, part of the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth

Krievijas impērija Российская Империя Russian Empire

Krievijas impērija, 1866 Российская Империя, 1866 The Russian Empire in 1866

History of the Russian Empire (in German)

Ethnic map of European Russia before the First World War (in French)

Russia in 1912

Russian Civil War

Independent Latvia in 1920

In 1940 Latvia is annexed by the Soviet Union. Location of the USSR

The republics of the USSR

Latvia in the USSR

Evolution of the Soviet Union

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Map of the 1974 geographic location of various ethnic groups within the Soviet Union

Soviet Union administrative divisions, 1989

This section holds copies of original general maps more than 70 years old.

Livonia, as shown in a 15th century map.

Livonia, Estonia and Courland in 1662 by Joan Blaeu.

Livonia and Courland in 1705 by Frederik de Wit

Map of Latvia in the colors of the Flag of Latvia.

Map of Latvia Baltic coast.

Satellite map

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