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Summary

  • English: Map of New Serbia, a territory of Imperial Russia from 1752 to 1764.
  • Српски / srpski: Mapa Nove Srbije, teritorije Ruskog carstva, između 1752. i 1764. godine.
  • Русский: Карта Новой Сербии в момент создания на территории Российской империи (граничит с Польшей и Гетманщиной). Между 1752 и 1764 годами.

Source and licence

Self-made map by PANONIAN

Public domain This work has been released into the public domain by its author, PANONIAN. This applies worldwide.

In some countries this may not be legally possible; if so:
PANONIAN grants anyone the right to use this work for any purpose, without any conditions, unless such conditions are required by law.

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Place names

Older Ukrainian/Russian name (1.) Serbian name from the middle of the 18th century Ukrainian/Russian name from the middle of the 18th century (1.) Newer or modern Ukrainian/Russian name (1.)
Skaleva Semlak (2.) Semlik Skaleva
- Novoarhangelsk / Arhangelsk Novoarkhangelsk / Novoarkhangelysk Novoarkhangelsk / Novoarkhangelysk
Ganivka Kalniblat / Kalnibolot Kalnibolot / Kalynibolot Kalynibolota
- Nadlak (2.) Nadlak Nadlak
Davidivka Petrovo Ostrovo / Petro-Ostrov (2.) Petroostriv Petroostriv
Korobchino Pečka (2.) Bechka Korobchine
Trisyaga Novomirgorod / Novi Mirgorod Novomirgorod Novomyrhorod / Novomirgorod
Yermina Balka Martonoš (2.) Martonosh Martonosha
Olykhovatka Pančevo (2.) Panchevo Pancheve
Tri Bayraki Kanjiža (2.) Kanizh Kanizh
Mogilovo Senta (2.) Senta Mogiliv / Rodnikivka
- Vukovar (2.) Vukovar Bukvarka
- Feldvar / Fedvar (2.) Fedvar Pidlisne
Mala Adzhamka Subotica (2.) Subotitsa Subottsi
Nekrasivska Mošorin (2.) Moshorin Moshorine
- Cibuljev / Cibulev Tsibuliv Tsibuleve
- Dmitrovka Dmitrivka Dmitrivka
Dikivka Sombor (2.) Sombor Dikivka
Protopopivka Varaždin (2.) Varazhdin Protopopivka
Usikivka Bečej (2.) Becha Usikivka / Oleksandriya
- Glinsk Glinsk Glinsk
Pantaziyivka Jenova Yaniv Ivanivka
- Mandorlak (2.) Mandorlak -
Kosivka Glogovac (2.) Glogovats Kosivka
Butivka Pavliš (2.) Pavlish Pavlish
- Piljužnica Pilazhnitsa -
Onufriyivka Blagovat Blagovat Onufriyivka
- Sentomaš (2.) Sentomash -
- Kovin (2.) Kovin -
- Čanad (2.) Chonad -
- Slankamen (2.) Slankamin -
Nesterivka Vršac (2.) Vershats Vershatsi
Stetsivka Šoljmoš / Šolmoš (2.) Sholmosh Stetsivka
Andrusivka Čongrad (2.) Chongrad Velika Andrusivka
- Krilov Kriliv Kriliv
- Taburište / Taburino Taburishche Svitlovodsk
- Krjukov Kryukiv Kryukiv
- Kamjanka / Kamenka Kamyanka Kamyani Potoki
Plakhtiyivka Zemun (2.) Zemun Uspenka
Deriyivka Vilagoš (2.) Vilagosh Deriyivka
- Turija (2.) (3.) Turiya Turiya

Notes:

  • (1.) Ukrainian and Russian names are given in Latin script transliterations.
  • (2.) These names were brought by Serbs from their old homeland in southern Pannonian Plain. Places with same names are also existing (or existed) in modern-day Serbia (Vojvodina), Croatia, Romania and Hungary.
  • (3.) Serb settlement of Turiya (Turija) was located in what sources are describing as a nominal Polish territory. The border between New Serbia and Poland was, however, often disputed and unstable.

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current 10:05, 1 October 2013 Thumbnail for version as of 10:05, 1 October 20131,549 × 704 (97 KB)PANONIANaesthetics
14:30, 2 May 2010 Thumbnail for version as of 14:30, 2 May 20101,549 × 707 (97 KB)PANONIANname correction
19:11, 1 May 2010 Thumbnail for version as of 19:11, 1 May 20101,549 × 707 (96 KB)PANONIANcorrected some names
12:12, 26 April 2010 Thumbnail for version as of 12:12, 26 April 20101,549 × 707 (93 KB)PANONIANimproved version
01:19, 19 March 2009 Thumbnail for version as of 01:19, 19 March 2009945 × 325 (27 KB)PANONIANMap of New Serbia, a territory of Imperial Russia from 1752 to 1764. Self-made map by PANONIAN {{PD-user|PANONIAN}} Category:Maps of the history of Serbia Category:Maps of the history of Ukraine [[Category:Maps of the history of
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Summary

  • English: Map of New Serbia, a territory of Imperial Russia from 1752 to 1764.
  • Српски / srpski: Mapa Nove Srbije, teritorije Ruskog carstva, između 1752. i 1764. godine.
  • Русский: Карта Новой Сербии в момент создания на территории Российской империи (граничит с Польшей и Гетманщиной). Между 1752 и 1764 годами.

Source and licence

Self-made map by PANONIAN

Public domain This work has been released into the public domain by its author, PANONIAN. This applies worldwide.

In some countries this may not be legally possible; if so:
PANONIAN grants anyone the right to use this work for any purpose, without any conditions, unless such conditions are required by law.

References

Place names

Older Ukrainian/Russian name (1.) Serbian name from the middle of the 18th century Ukrainian/Russian name from the middle of the 18th century (1.) Newer or modern Ukrainian/Russian name (1.)
Skaleva Semlak (2.) Semlik Skaleva
- Novoarhangelsk / Arhangelsk Novoarkhangelsk / Novoarkhangelysk Novoarkhangelsk / Novoarkhangelysk
Ganivka Kalniblat / Kalnibolot Kalnibolot / Kalynibolot Kalynibolota
- Nadlak (2.) Nadlak Nadlak
Davidivka Petrovo Ostrovo / Petro-Ostrov (2.) Petroostriv Petroostriv
Korobchino Pečka (2.) Bechka Korobchine
Trisyaga Novomirgorod / Novi Mirgorod Novomirgorod Novomyrhorod / Novomirgorod
Yermina Balka Martonoš (2.) Martonosh Martonosha
Olykhovatka Pančevo (2.) Panchevo Pancheve
Tri Bayraki Kanjiža (2.) Kanizh Kanizh
Mogilovo Senta (2.) Senta Mogiliv / Rodnikivka
- Vukovar (2.) Vukovar Bukvarka
- Feldvar / Fedvar (2.) Fedvar Pidlisne
Mala Adzhamka Subotica (2.) Subotitsa Subottsi
Nekrasivska Mošorin (2.) Moshorin Moshorine
- Cibuljev / Cibulev Tsibuliv Tsibuleve
- Dmitrovka Dmitrivka Dmitrivka
Dikivka Sombor (2.) Sombor Dikivka
Protopopivka Varaždin (2.) Varazhdin Protopopivka
Usikivka Bečej (2.) Becha Usikivka / Oleksandriya
- Glinsk Glinsk Glinsk
Pantaziyivka Jenova Yaniv Ivanivka
- Mandorlak (2.) Mandorlak -
Kosivka Glogovac (2.) Glogovats Kosivka
Butivka Pavliš (2.) Pavlish Pavlish
- Piljužnica Pilazhnitsa -
Onufriyivka Blagovat Blagovat Onufriyivka
- Sentomaš (2.) Sentomash -
- Kovin (2.) Kovin -
- Čanad (2.) Chonad -
- Slankamen (2.) Slankamin -
Nesterivka Vršac (2.) Vershats Vershatsi
Stetsivka Šoljmoš / Šolmoš (2.) Sholmosh Stetsivka
Andrusivka Čongrad (2.) Chongrad Velika Andrusivka
- Krilov Kriliv Kriliv
- Taburište / Taburino Taburishche Svitlovodsk
- Krjukov Kryukiv Kryukiv
- Kamjanka / Kamenka Kamyanka Kamyani Potoki
Plakhtiyivka Zemun (2.) Zemun Uspenka
Deriyivka Vilagoš (2.) Vilagosh Deriyivka
- Turija (2.) (3.) Turiya Turiya

Notes:

  • (1.) Ukrainian and Russian names are given in Latin script transliterations.
  • (2.) These names were brought by Serbs from their old homeland in southern Pannonian Plain. Places with same names are also existing (or existed) in modern-day Serbia (Vojvodina), Croatia, Romania and Hungary.
  • (3.) Serb settlement of Turiya (Turija) was located in what sources are describing as a nominal Polish territory. The border between New Serbia and Poland was, however, often disputed and unstable.

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current 10:05, 1 October 2013 Thumbnail for version as of 10:05, 1 October 20131,549 × 704 (97 KB)PANONIANaesthetics
14:30, 2 May 2010 Thumbnail for version as of 14:30, 2 May 20101,549 × 707 (97 KB)PANONIANname correction
19:11, 1 May 2010 Thumbnail for version as of 19:11, 1 May 20101,549 × 707 (96 KB)PANONIANcorrected some names
12:12, 26 April 2010 Thumbnail for version as of 12:12, 26 April 20101,549 × 707 (93 KB)PANONIANimproved version
01:19, 19 March 2009 Thumbnail for version as of 01:19, 19 March 2009945 × 325 (27 KB)PANONIANMap of New Serbia, a territory of Imperial Russia from 1752 to 1764. Self-made map by PANONIAN {{PD-user|PANONIAN}} Category:Maps of the history of Serbia Category:Maps of the history of Ukraine [[Category:Maps of the history of
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