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 ''(Lists of Populated Places in Imperial Russia) ''<br>
-The basic gazetteer for the Russian Empire is '''Spiski Naselennykh Mest Rossiiskoi Imperii''' [Lists of Populated Places in Imperial Russia]. S. Peterburg: Tsentralnyi Statisticheskii Komitet Ministerstvo Vnutrennikh Del, 1861-1885.62 vols. (Fiche 6,002,224 /420 microfiches). <br>These locality directories identify location and religious congregations. They are available on microfiche from the Family History Library.&nbsp; Copies of a few individual volumes can be found occasionally in major research libraries. Some of them are also available online.&nbsp; The text is in Russian. Each volume contains a locality index.
+The basic gazetteer for the Russian Empire is '''Spiski Naselennykh Mest Rossiiskoi Imperii''' [Lists of Populated Places in Imperial Russia]. S. Peterburg: Tsentralnyi Statisticheskii Komitet Ministerstvo Vnutrennikh Del, 1861-1885.62 vols. (Fiche 6,002,224 /420 microfiches). <br>These locality directories identify location and religious congregations. They are available on microfiche from the Family History Library.&nbsp; Copies of a few individual volumes can be found occasionally in major research libraries. Some of them are also available online.&nbsp; The text is in Russian. Each volume contains a locality index. You can find these films in the catalog if you click [https://familysearch.org/search/catalog/577447?availability=Family%20History%20Library here].<br>
-v. 1 Arkhangel'sk no. 1-5 <br>v. 2 Astrakhan no. 6-8<br>v. 3 Bessarabia no. 9-12 <br>v. 6 Vladimir no. 13-26<br>v. 7 Vologda no. 27-41<br>v. 9 Voronezh no. 42-49<br>v. 10 Vyatka no. 50-79 <br>v. 12 Zemlya Voyska Donskago no. 80-85<br>v. 13 Yekaterinoslav no. 86-91 <br>v. 14 Kazan no. 92-100<br>v. 15 Kaluga no. 101-109<br>v. 18 Kostroma no. 110-128<br>v. 20 Kursk no. 129-136<br>v. 24 Moskva no. 137-144 <br>v. 25 Nizhniy Novgorod no. 145-152<br>v. 27 Olonets no. 153-162<br>v. 28 Orenburg no. 163-168<br>v. 29 Orel no. 169-179<br>v. 30 Penza no. 180-184<br>v. 31 Perm no. 185-208<br>v. 33 Poltava no. 209-216 <br>v. 34 Pskov no. 217-237<br>v. 35 Ryazan no. 238-243<br>v. 36 Samara no. 244-248 <br>v. 37 Sanktpeterburg no. 249-258<br>v. 38 Saratov no. 259-263 <br>v. 39 Simbirsk no. 264-268<br>v. 40 Smolensk no. 269-289<br>v. 41 Tavrida no. 290-299 <br>v. 42 Tambov no. 300-307<br>v. 43 Tver no. 308-321 <br>v. 44 Tula no. 322-327<br>v. 45 Ufa no. 328-339<br>v. 46 Khar'kov no. 348-356<br>v. 47 Kherson no. 340-347<br>v. 48 Chernigov no. 357-367<br>v. 50 Yaroslav no. 368-383<br>v. 51 Yeniseysk no. 384-388 <br>v. 60 Tobol'sk no. 389-401 <br>v. 60a Tomsk no. 402-411<br>v. 65 Baku no. 412-419<br>v. 3 Bessarabia index (1 fiche GS 6001781)<br>
 These details include only the set of gazetteers that are available at the FHL in microfiche form, in all there are 97 gazetteers included in the&nbsp;''Spiski naselennykh Mest Rossiiskoi Imperii'' from the 1850-1870’s during the Russian Empire Period. Some can be found online, and others in major libraries.<br><br>