Viipurin maalaiskunta

Viipurin maalaiskunta, Swedish: Viborgs landskommun, is a former municipality in Finland. It surrounded Viipuri (modern Vyborg). It was ceded to the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic after Finland's defeat in the Winter War and the Continuation War in the 1940s.

Viipurin maalaiskunta
Former municipality
CountryFinland
Established1869
Time zoneUTC+2 (EET)
 • Summer (DST)UTC+3 (EEST)

Villages in 1939

Ahokas, Alasommee, Alasäiniö, Haankylä (also Haka), Hapenensaari, Hämäläinen, Ihantala, Juustila (also Juustilanjoki), Jyrkilä, Järvelä, Kaipola, Karppila, Kaukola, Kiiskilä, Kilpeenjoki, Kilpeenjoki–Sydänmaa, Kilpeenjoki–Vakkila, Konkkala, Korpelanautio, Kurikkala, Kähäri, Kärki, Kärstilä, Lahti, Lavola, Leppälä, Lihaniemi, Lyykylänjärvi, Mannikkala, Mälkki, Naulasaari, Nikoskela, Nuoraa, Näätälä, Pakkainen, Parkaus, Perojoensuu, Pien-Merijoki, Pietilä, Pihkala, Piispansaari, Porkansaari, Rapattila, Rasalahti, Repola–Lyykylä, Repola–Tervajoki, Rikkola, Ryysylä, Rääsiälä, Saarela, Samola, Savolainen, Suur-Merijoki, Suurpero, Tali, Terävälä, Tikkala, Tirhiä, Uskila, Uusikartano, Vahvaniemi, Vatikivi, Ventelä, Ykspää, Ylivesi, Yläsommee, Yläsäiniö [1]

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gollark: You have a good point, giftcard bad.
gollark: If it can conveniently be brought back and doesn't rely on difficult future infrastructure, I suppose.
gollark: Oh yes, right, that.
gollark: *I* would give myself future-Wikipedia (the present one fits on a cheap modern USB stick, and obviously the future will have even better storage), all interesting future scientific papers ever, a summary of the big technological/social changes which happen, and whatever future technology trinkets are fairly small and robust.

References
  1. Kuujo Erkki; Lakio Matti (1982). Viipurin maalaiskuntalaisten pitäjäseura ry. Viipurin pitäjän historia. II Helsinki. pp. 264–265.CS1 maint: ref=harv (link)



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