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<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.&nbsp; Go to the catalog entry (or click [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/577447?availability=Family%20History%20Library here]) for this gazetteer to determine which micorfiche you will need for each gubernia.<br>  
<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.&nbsp; Go to the catalog entry (or click [https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/577447?availability=Family%20History%20Library here]) for this gazetteer to determine which micorfiche you will need for each gubernia.<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. <br><br>Most of these, and more areas can be found online from the list below by clicking the Cyrillic form of the name:  
These details include only the set of gazetteers that are available at the FS Library 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. <br><br>Most of these, and more areas can be found online from the list below by clicking the Cyrillic form of the name:  


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For instructions on how to use the Russisches Geographisches Namenbuch (RGN), please see the [[Russia "How to" Guides|RGN Gazetteer Russia How to Guide]].  
For instructions on how to use the Russisches Geographisches Namenbuch (RGN), please see the [[Russia "How to" Guides|RGN Gazetteer Russia How to Guide]].  


The best comprehensive gazetteer of all localities in Imperial Russia is by Vasmer, Max. '''Russisches Geographisches Namenbuch''' [Russian Geographical Namebook]. Wiesbaden: Harassowitz, 1964-1981. Nachtrag (Supplement), 1988. 11 vols. (FHL INTL Book 947 E5r). ''Spiski naselennykh Mest Rossiiski Imperii'' were the primary source for much of the data. This set of books is referred to as the RGN and includes eleven volumes plus the Kartenband (maps).  
The best comprehensive gazetteer of all localities in Imperial Russia is by Vasmer, Max. '''Russisches Geographisches Namenbuch''' [Russian Geographical Namebook]. Wiesbaden: Harassowitz, 1964-1981. Nachtrag (Supplement), 1988. 11 vols. (FS Library INTL Book 947 E5r). ''Spiski naselennykh Mest Rossiiski Imperii'' were the primary source for much of the data. This set of books is referred to as the RGN and includes eleven volumes plus the Kartenband (maps).  


Localities are listed in the Cyrillic alphabet but the gazetteer is still usable to non-Russian readers because the descriptions are in German. The pre-1917 administrative units of ''guberniya'' (G.) and ''uyezd'' (Kr.) are given. The German word for uyezd is ''Kreis''. If there are several localities in the same guberniya, the guberniya is indicated only after the first locality in the guberniya. It is not repeated for each subsequent locality listed.  
Localities are listed in the Cyrillic alphabet but the gazetteer is still usable to non-Russian readers because the descriptions are in German. The pre-1917 administrative units of ''guberniya'' (G.) and ''uyezd'' (Kr.) are given. The German word for uyezd is ''Kreis''. If there are several localities in the same guberniya, the guberniya is indicated only after the first locality in the guberniya. It is not repeated for each subsequent locality listed.  
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===Official Standard Names for U.S.S.R.===
===Official Standard Names for U.S.S.R.===


United States Board on Geographic Names. '''Official Standard Names for U.S.S.R.''' FHL INTL Book 947 E5u. 1959, 1970. Film 0928609,0928610 (Item 1-2),087455,087456, Fiche 6053504. These seven volumes list the localities for the entire Soviet Union, in English, giving a brief description of the kind of locality, the coordinates, and showing the administrative regions. The administrative region is represented by number. These numbers are explained in the beginning of each book.  
United States Board on Geographic Names. '''Official Standard Names for U.S.S.R.''' FS Library INTL Book 947 E5u. 1959, 1970. Film 0928609,0928610 (Item 1-2),087455,087456, Fiche 6053504. These seven volumes list the localities for the entire Soviet Union, in English, giving a brief description of the kind of locality, the coordinates, and showing the administrative regions. The administrative region is represented by number. These numbers are explained in the beginning of each book.  


[[Image:OSN for USSR Gazetteer.jpg|thumb|left|600px|OSN for USSR Gazetteer.jpg]]  
[[Image:OSN for USSR Gazetteer.jpg|thumb|left|600px|OSN for USSR Gazetteer.jpg]]  
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