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Kodavere (German: Koddafer) is a
village in Peipsiääre Parish,
Tartu County, Estonia. It lies on the s**** of Lake Peipus. On 18
October 2019, a new village...
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operate in Tartu
County under EELC's
Tartu Deanery: Alatskivi, Kambja,
Kodavere, Vara, Võnnu, Äksi, Tartu St. Mary's,
Tartu University-St. John's, Tartu...
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tense of the
negative verb, plus past
active participle. The
distinctive Kodavere dialect of Estonian, however,
adopts this and not the
present stem as the...
- children's schooling. He
first studied at
Naelavere Village School, then at
Kodavere Parish School.
After going through both
schools his
parents then sent him...
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Badge of Honour. Anna
Rosalie Haavakivi was born 15
October 1864 in
rural Kodavere Parish,
which is now part of Peipsiääre Parish, in
eastern Estonia. Haava's...
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Denomination Year
Location Image Notes Refs
Kodavere Church Protestant 1775-1777
Kodavere 58°41′32″N 27°09′02″E / 58.69222°N 27.15056°E / 58.69222;...
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Kiltsi ****
Kirbla Kirbel Kiviõli Neu-Isenhof
Klooga Lodensee Kodasoo Kotzum Kodavere Kodafer Koeru Sankt Marien-Magdalenen
Kohila Koil Kohtla-Järve Kochtel-Türpsal...
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established on the
territory of Pärsikivi
village and
southern part of
Kodavere village. "X-GIS(3) Portal". xgis.maaamet.ee.
Retrieved 3
February 2022...
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Haavakivi -
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Kargaja -
Kauda -
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Kesklahe -
Kirtsi -
Kodavere - Kõdesi -
Kokanurga -
Kokora -
Koosa -
Koosalaane -
Kuningvere - Kusma...
- owner's surname)
built in 1863 was
brought from the town of Kallaste,
former Kodavere parish. The
peculiar Russian settlement established on the s**** of Lake...
