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Birzgale Parish (Latvian:
Birzgales pagasts) is an
administrative territorial entity of the Ogre Muni****lity, Latvia. The
entire parish is on the left...
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Works and
Hearings of
Linde and
Birzgale Parishes" (1796), "Soldiers 'or Recruits' Messli" (1805) and "Linde and
Birzgale Farmer's or
Parish Court" (1805)...
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Baldone city,
Daugmale Parish, part of Ķekava Parish, part of Babīte Parish,
Birzgale Parish, the part of Ķegums city on the left bank of the Daugava, Tome Parish...
- September] 1841 on the left bank of the Daugava, in
Lieljumprava civil parish, now
Birzgale Parish – 6 July [O.S. 23 June] 1902 in Riga) was a poet who
penned the...
- v t e Ogre Muni****lity
Towns Ikšķile Ķegums Lielvārde Ogre
Parishes Birzgale Jumprava Krape Ķeipene
Laubere Lēdmane Lielvārde
Madliena Mazozoli Meņģele...
- v t e Ogre Muni****lity
Towns Ikšķile Ķegums Lielvārde Ogre
Parishes Birzgale Jumprava Krape Ķeipene
Laubere Lēdmane Lielvārde
Madliena Mazozoli Meņģele...
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Territorial unit Po****tion (year)
Birzgale Parish 1518 (2021) Ikšķile 7278 (2021)
Jumprava Parish 1662 (2021)
Krape Parish 605 (2021) Ķegums 2103 (2021)...
- 824 Babīte Parish, Mārupe Parish, Mārupe town, Sala
Parish Ogre 57,617
Birzgale Parish, Ikšķile town,
Jumprava Parish,
Krape Parish, Ķegums town, Ķeipene...
- Lielbērstele, a
teacher in
Jelgava and from 1744 a
Lutheran pastor in Linde-
Birzgale and
later Žeimelis parish. In 1759,
together with his family,
Stender relocated...
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Prauliena Parish Sarkaņi
Parish Varakļāni Varakļāni
Parish Vestiena Parish Birzgale Parish Ikšķile Ikšķile Muni****lity
Jumprava Parish Krape Parish Ķegums...
