Gazetteer of the Pale

        The Pale of Jewish Settlement existed from the late 1790’s until 1917. Much of Jewish ancestry hails from this region making it a popular target for Jewish research. After 1825, the Pale consisted of the fifteen western provinces of the Russian Empire, not including the Kingdom of Poland (Congress Poland). Before 1825 the province of Astrakhan was included, and until 1887 the Taganrog district around the mouth of the Don river was attached to the province of Ekaterinoslav. A small number of localities have been included from these areas. By 1881 there were 2.9 million Jews living in the Pale of Settlement, which amounted to 12.5% of the total population of Imperial Russia.
        The Gazetteer has been assembled to assist in finding settlements populated by Jews in over 5,000 locations in the former Pale. Many of these were home for Jews up to the end of WWI, as well as between WWI and WWII. Distinguishing between these two periods is not accomplished by this data set. However, comparisons of proximity for locations up to a 40 kilometer radius are given for every place search and links to additional information are found on pins in the map window. Localities (1,469) with links in the District column in search results are part of the JewishGen Communities Database.
        Localities listed in parentheses are included from the Poll Tax list of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania 1784, sourced from LitvakSIG.org. These pre-date the advent of Pale period by about a decade.
 
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Results for Krymno

Matching Town Modern
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Alt. Names Coordinates
Krymno Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Krymne 51°30'38"/24°16'30"

Nearby Towns Modern
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Lyubokhiny Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Lubochiny 5.86 51°28'44"/24°12'27"
Yarevyshche Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Yarevishche 6.02 51°33'30"/24°14'03"
Dubechno Ukr. Volynia Kovel Dubechne [Ukr], Dubeczno [Pol], Dubechno [Rus], Dubechnoye 8.78 51°33'11"/24°22'55"
Rakita Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Rokita 9.76 51°34'16"/24°22'39"
Staraya Guta Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Stara Huta 10.75 51°24'57"/24°14'35"
Galina Volya Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Galinovolya, Halinowola, Halyna Volia 10.84 51°24'59"/24°18'56"
Pryp"yat' Ukr. Volhynia Vladimir Butmer, Pripyat' 10.90 51°29'47"/24°07'09"
Sukach Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Sukacze 11.61 51°24'60"/24°12'07"
Vilitsa Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Wilica, Vilytsia 15.40 51°29'31"/24°03'17"
Zdomyshel' Ukr. Volynia Kovel Zdomyshel' [Ukr], Zdomyśl [Pol] 16.16 51°37'21"/24°25'26"
Novaya Vyzhva Ukr. Volynia Kovel Wyzwa Nowa, Wyzwa Stara 16.37 51°23'46"/24°25'26"
Tur Ukr. Volynia Kovel 18.04 51°40'21"/24°17'06"
Nudyzhi-Peski Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Nudysze, Nudyzhe 18.06 51°23'05"/24°06'37"
Sedlishche Ukr. Volynia Kovel Sedlyshche 20.66 51°24'53"/24°31'50"
Byk Ukr. Volynia Novograd-Volynskiy Yasne [Ukr], Ясне [Ukr], Byk, Yasnoye [Rus] 21.09 51°19'60"/24°10'00"
Zamshany Ukr., Volynia Kovel Zamszany 21.55 51°33'52"/24°34'27"
Vydranitsa Ukr. Volynia Kovel Wydranica 23.14 51°36'36"/24°34'08"
Shatsk Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Shats'k [Ukr], Shatsk [Rus], Szack [Pol] 23.34 51°30'08"/23°56'17"
Melenki Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Mielniki, Mel'nyky 23.81 51°32'49"/23°56'10"
Butsin Ukr. Volynia Kovel Bucyn, Butsyn 24.29 51°25'17"/24°35'43"
Ratno Ukr. Volynia Kovel Ratne [Ukr], Ratno [Rus, Pol], Ratne [Yid], Rotno [Yid] 24.87 51°40'06"/24°31'49"
Myzove Ukr. Volynia Kovel Myzovo 25.47 51°20'57"/24°32'10"
Smidyn Ukr. Volynia Kovel Smidy, Zablocie 26.11 51°17'53"/24°26'08"
Hirnyky Ukr. Volynia Kovel Gorniki 27.74 51°43'26"/24°29'01"
Synove Ukr. Volynia Kovel Synovo 27.85 51°29'02"/24°40'30"
Serekhovichi Ukr. Volynia Kovel Serechowicze 29.60 51°24'43"/24°40'20"
Shushki Ukr. Volynia Kovel Szuszki 29.65 51°21'00"/24°37'00"
Lukov Ukr. Volynia Kovel Lukov [Rus, since 1946], Lukiv [Ukr], Maciejów [Pol], Matsiov [Rus], Motchiov [Yid], Matseyuv, Matseyev, Matseyiv (Opened for Jewish settlement after exemption from "Temporary Rules" of 1882) 31.49 51°13'49"/24°20'27"
Palany Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Polapy 31.85 51°18'26"/23°57'05"
Postupel Ukr. Volynia Kovel Postupel' 32.60 51°40'10"/24°40'18"
Krugel' Ukr. Volynia Kovel Kruhel 32.71 51°15'32"/24°31'11"
Velymche Bel. Volynia Kovel Velimche [Rus], Wielimcze 32.94 51°34'55"/24°44'14"
Pishcha Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Pish Tch, Piszcza 33.27 51°36'33"/23°49'15"
Datyn' Ukr. Volynia Kovel Datyn' [Ukr], Datyń [Pol], Datin 33.67 51°31'24"/24°45'40"
Mel'tsy Ukr. Volynia Kovel Mielce 33.72 51°27'24"/24°45'15"
Pulmo Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Pul'mo 34.13 51°30'51"/23°46'55"
Malaryta Bel. Grodno Brest Malaryta [Bel], Małoryta [Pol], Malorita [Rus], Małoryto (Opened to Jews in 1903 after exemption of the "Temporary Rules" of 1882.) 34.50 51°47'41"/24°04'29"
Somin Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Somyn 35.02 51°11'53"/24°20'19"
Oblapy Ukr. Volynia Kovel 35.30 51°20'05"/24°41'57"
Lyuboml' Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Lyuboml' [Ukr, Rus], Luboml [Pol], Libivne [Yid], Ljuboml [Ger], Libovne, Liuboml', Liubomil, Lubomla, Zawalie 35.68 51°13'34"/24°02'14"
Zburazh Bel. Grodno Brest Sburash, Zberezh, Zburaz 35.74 51°46'21"/23°58'30"
Mokrany Bel. Grodno Kobrin Makrany 35.87 51°49'59"/24°15'42"
Kachin Ukr. Volynia Kovel Kaczyn 36.30 51°29'43"/24°47'56"
Mashev Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Mashuv, Maszow, Mashiv 37.18 51°11'26"/24°07'12"
Vydrychi Ukr. Volynia Kovel Vydryche, Vydrichi 37.23 51°38'34"/24°46'12"
Milyanovichi Ukr. Volynia Kovel Milyanovichi [Rus], Milanowicze [Pol], Mylianovychi [Ukr], Milyanoviche 37.79 51°11'18"/24°26'54"
Torgovishche Ukr. Volynia Kovel Targovishche, Targowiszcze, Turovichi 38.56 51°10'18"/24°23'36"
Lapni Ukr. Volynia Kovel 38.89 51°23'08"/24°47'57"
Pulemets Ukr. Volynia Vladimir Pulamiec, Pul'mo, Pulmo 39.17 51°32'23"/23°42'39"
Kortelesy Ukr. Volynia Kovel Kortelesy [Rus], Kortelisy [Pol, Ukr], Kortylisy, Kortilisy 39.47 51°51'09"/24°25'40"
Aleksandriya Ukr. Volynia Kovel Aleksandria, Aleksandriia, Aleksandrija, Aleksandrya 39.81 51°30'17"/24°51'01"