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Kambja (German: Kamby) is a
small borough (Estonian: alevik) in
Tartu County, Estonia. It is the
administrative centre of
Kambja Parish.
Earlier there...
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Kambja Parish is a
rural muni****lity in
Tartu County, Estonia.
Small boroughs Kambja - Külitse - Räni - Tõrvandi - Ülenurme
Villages Aakaru - Ivaste...
- Vara
Parish and Pala
Parish formed Peipsiääre
Parish Kambja Parish and Ülenurme
Parish formed Kambja Parish Haaslava Parish, Mäksa
Parish and Võnnu Parish...
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Kambja is a
village in
Kambja Parish,
Tartu County in
eastern Estonia. Suure-
Kambja is the
birthplace of
Estonian politician Karl
Eduard Kompus...
- Järva
County 1900 Uhti Uhti,
Kambja Parish,
Tartu County Ülemiste Tallinn,
Harju County 1900 Ülenurme Ülenurme,
Kambja Parish,
Tartu County 1931 Urda...
- (EELC)
operate in Tartu
County under EELC's
Tartu Deanery: Alatskivi,
Kambja, Kodavere, Vara, Võnnu, Äksi, Tartu St. Mary's,
Tartu University-St. John's...
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Toivakka became a
separate parish in 1909 and a muni****lity in 1910.
Kambja Parish,
Estonia Toivakka school A
library in
Toivakka Houses in Toivakka...
- Estonia. The
family manor was near
Dorpat (now Tartu).
Liphart was born in
Kambja Parish in the
Kreis Dorpat of the
Russian Governorate of
Livonia in 1808...
- (Paide, Järva), Jõgeva
County (Põltsamaa),
Tartu County (Tartu, Tartu,
Kambja), Põlva
County (Kanepi), Võru
County (Võru, Setomaa).
Wikimedia Commons...
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Visnapuu may
refer to: Visnapuu,
village in
Kambja Parish,
Tartu County,
Estonia Henrik Visnapuu (1890–1951),
Estonian poet and
dramatist Indrek Visnapuu...
