List of newspapers in Lithuania

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Below is a list of newspapers published in Lithuania. In 2006 there were 334 newspapers published. [1]

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National newspapers

This is the list of national daily newspapers:

Regional newspapers

Alytus

Kaunas

Klaipėda

Panevėžys

Šiauliai

Vilnius

Other

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