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The impetus for more intensive settlement of the areas adjacent to the station from the south was the May 27, 1884 decision by the governor of Minsk to build a town, Rozvadovo, on the lands of the landlord, Rozwadowski. The town was built according to the governor's approved plan. In the village were
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As of 1 January 2019, 81,829 passenger cars are registered in
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2929:Baranavichy
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2859:Ivatsevichy
2849:Hantsavichy
2829:Baranavichy
2652:27 November
2456:(in Polish)
2429:(in Polish)
2093:Kaliningrad
1072:Hugo Armann
1050:during the
949:Belarusians
941:city rights
750:Hantsavichy
734:Lyakhavichy
680:Baranowicze
658:Baranovichi
556:Baranavichy
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253:Baranavichy
18:Baranowicze
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2959:Kamyenyets
2864:Kamyenyets
2617:2020-01-12
2576:8 November
2542:2023-04-18
2536:Yad Vashem
2516:2022-04-21
2486:22 October
2460:22 October
2433:22 October
2307:References
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2044:See also:
2002:Ihar Losik
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1016:After the
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684:Lithuanian
647:Барановичи
617:Баранавічы
613:Belarusian
470:Population
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265:Belarusian
258:Баранавічы
198:editing it
121:newspapers
50:improve it
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2480:Fakt24.pl
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639:‹See Tfd›
519:Area code
492:Time zone
462:Elevation
56:talk page
3029:Zhabinka
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3014:Pruzhany
2999:Malaryta
2904:Zhabinka
2894:Pruzhany
2884:Malaryta
2748:Archived
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2290:See also
2256:In 2022
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2238:, Russia
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2199:, Russia
2173:, Sweden
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2147:, Russia
2134:, Turkey
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