List of inhabited localities in Kaliningrad Oblast

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This is a list of inhabited localities in Kaliningrad Oblast , Russia, with their former names in German, Polish, and Lithuanian. After the former German regions of East Prussia were annexed to the Soviet Union as an exclave of the Russian SFSR, nearly all toponyms were given new Russian names.

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Cities and towns

EnglishRussian after 1946Russian prior to 1946GermanPolishLithuanianPopulation
Baltiysk БалтийскПиллауPillauPiławaPiliava33,317
Gusev ГусевГумбинненGumbinnenGąbinGumbinė28,260
Kaliningrad КалининградКёнигсберг, Королевец Königsberg KrólewiecKaraliaučius475,056
Sovetsk СоветскТильзитTilsitTylżaTilžė39,752
Chernyakhovsk ЧерняховскИнстербургInsterburgWystrućĮsrutis35,888
Svetly Све́тлыйЦиммербудеZimmerbudeBudaCimerbūdė21,928
Guryevsk ГурьевскNeuhausenRomnowo/NowotkiNoihauzenas
Zelenogradsk ЗеленоградскCranzKoronowoKrantas
Svetlogorsk СветлогорскRauschenRauszeRiaušiai
Gvardeysk ГвардейскTapiauTapiawa/TapiewoTepliava/Tepliuva
Bagrationovsk БагратионовскPreußisch EylauPruska Iława/IławkaPrusų Yluva
Krasnoznamensk КраснознаменскHaselbergŁoździenieLazdėnai
Ladushkin ЛадушкинLudwigsortLudwikowo [1] Balga
Mamonovo МамоновоHeiligenbeilŚwięta Siekierka/ŚwiętomiejsceŠventapilis
Neman НеманRagnitRagnetaRagainė
Nesterov НестеровStallupönen/EbenrodeStołupianyStalupėnai
Ozyorsk ОзёрскDarkehmen/AngerappDarkiejmyDarkiemis
Pionersky ПионерскийNeukuhrenKurowo [1] Naujieji Kuršiai
Polessk ПолесскLabiauLabiawaLabguva
Pravdinsk ПравдинскFriedlandFrydląd [1] Romuva
Primorsk ПриморскFischhausenRybaki [1] Žuvininkai
Slavsk СлавскHeinrichswaldeJędrzychowo [2] Gastos

Other localities

EnglishRussianGermanPolishLithuanian
Bolshakovo БольшаковоSkaisgirrenSkajzgiry [1] Skaistgiriai
Bychkovo БычковоKaydannKajdany [1] Kaidanas
Chernyshevskoye ЧернышевскоеEydtkuhnen/EydtkauEjtkuny [1] Eitkūnai
Chistye Prudy Чи́стые Пруды́Tollmingkehmen/TollmingenTołminkiejmyTolminkiemis
Dobrovolsk ДобровольскPillkallen/SchloßbergPilkały [3] Pilkalnis
Domnovo ДомновоDomnauDomnowo [4] Dumnava
Donskoye, Ozyorsky District ДонскоеElkinehlenElkinele [5] Elkinėliai
Donskoye, Svetlogorsky District ДонскоеGroß-DirschkeimTryszkajmyDiržkaimis
Druzhba ДружбаAllenburgAlembork [1] Alna
Furmanovo ФурмановоStannaitschen/ZweilindenStonajcieStanaičiai
Gromovo ГромовоLauknenLauknos
imeni Alexandra Kosmodemyanskogo имени Александра КосмодемьянскогоMetgethen
Ilyinskoye ИльинскоеKassubenKaszuby [1] Košūbai
Kalinino КалининоMehlkehmenMielkiemis
Khrabrovo ХрабровоPowundenPowundaPavandenė
Kornevo КорневоZintenCynty [6] Cintai (Sintai)
Krasnolesye КраснолесьеGross RomintenRominty Wielkie [1] Raminta
Krasnoyarskoye КрасноярскоеSodehnenSodenySodėnai
Krylovo КрыловоNordenburgNordenbork [1] Ašvėnai
Kutusovo КутузовоKleszowenKleszczewo [1] Klišiai
Lesnoy ЛеснойSarkauSarkowo [7] Šarkuva
Lyublino ЛюблиноSeerappenKarnyczewo/ZaropyKarnyčiai
Matrosovo МатросовоGilgeGiliaGilija
Mayak МаякBrüsterortBruzdava
Mayovka МаёвкаGeorgenburgJeżewo/JurborkJurbarkas
Melnikovo МельниковоRudauRudawa [1] Rūdava
Morskoye МорскоеPillkoppenPiłkopyPilkopa
Mysovka Мысовка Karkeln Karklė
Novaya Derevnya Новая ДеревняGertlaukenGiertławkiGertlaukiai
Novomoskovskoye НовомосковскоеPörschkenPopolityPopalyčiai
Novostroyevo НовостроевоTrempenTrąpy [1] Trempai
Otradnoye ОтрадноеKunigehlenKunigiele [1] Kunigėliai
Ozerki ОзеркиGroß-LindenauOgławiszkiAglaviškiai
Pobedino ПобединоSchillehnenSzylenyŠilėnai
Pokrovskoye ПокровскоеButtkuhnenButkunyButkūnai
Prokhladnoye ПрохладноеKallningkenKałninkiKalnininkai
Rodniki РодникиArnauOrnowoArnava
Russkoye РусскоеGermauGirmo [8] Girmava
Rybachy РыбачийRossittenRosity/RóżytyRasytė
Saranskoe СаранскоеLaukischkenŁaukiszki [1] Laukiška
Slavskoye СлавскоеKreuzburgKrzyżbork [1] Kryžiapilis/Pronyčiai
Sosnovka СосновкаAugstagirrenAuksztagiryAukštagiriai
Talpaki ТалпáкиTaplackenTaplakiToplaukiai
Timiryazevo ТимирязевоNeukirchNizinyNaujoji, Naujėnai
Tokarevka ТокаревкаMakunischkenMakuniszki [1] Makūniškiai
Ulyanovo УльяновоKraupischkenKrupyszki [9] Kraupiškas
Ushakovo УшаковоBrandenburg in OstpreußenPokarminPokarviai
Vavilovo ВавиловоBregdenBregdai
Vzmorye ВзморьеGroßheidekrugZajazdowo [1] Grosheidekrugas
Yantarny ЯнтарныйPalmnickenPalmniki [1] Palvininkai
Yasnaya Polyana Ясная ПолянаTrakehnenTrakeny [10] /TrakianyTrakėnai
Yasnoye ЯсноеKaukehmenKawkiejmyKaukėnai
Zalesye ЗалесьеMehlaukenMielławkiMielaukiai
Zalivnoye ЗаливноеPostnickenPostniki [1] Paustininkai
Zheleznodorozhny ЖелезнодорожныйGerdauenGierdawy [1] Girdava
Znamensk ЗнаменскWehlauWelawa [1] Vėluva

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