Riga
Riga (Lettonice Rīga) est urbs 701 977 incolarum maxima ac caput Lettoniae, quod ad litus sinus Rigensis Baltici maris situm est.
Academia scientiarum Latviensis ibi sedem habet. Mons Antiquus Rigae pars vetus Latine nominabatur. Dunemunda est alia regio urbana.
Riga
Locus:
Numerus incolarum: 660 187
Zona horaria: Eastern European Summer Time, UTC+2
Situs interretialis
Nomen officiale: Rīga
Gestio
Geographia
Territoria finitima: Jūrmala, Mārupe Municipality, Olaine Municipality, Ķekava Municipality, Salaspils Municipality, Ropaži Municipality, Ādaži Municipality, Garkalne Municipality, Carnikava Municipality, Babīte Municipality, Mārupe Municipality, Ķekava Municipality, Stopiņi Municipality
Tabula aut despectus
Riga anno 2014 una cum Uma in Suecia titulo capitis culturalis Europaei honorata est.
De rebus gestis
- Anno 1659 Russi Rigam partem regni Suecici frustra in obsidione Rigensi obsidebant.
Cives clari
- Iustus Christianus Loder, medicus
- Romanus Ciesiulevicz, poeta Latinus natione Polonus.
- Vīts Rimkus (*1973), pedilusor.
- Werner Bergengruen, scriptor
- Sergius Eisenstein, moderator cinematographicus
Nexus interni
Notae
Bibliographia
- Ilgvars Misans, Horst Wernicke, ed.: Riga und der Ostseeraum. Von der Gründung 1201 bis in die Frühe Neuzeit, Herder-Institut 2005, ISBN 3-87969-319-6
- Erwin Oberländer, Kristine Wohlfart: Riga. Portrait einer Vielvölkerstadt am Rande des Zarenreiches 1857-1914. Paderborn:Schöningh Verlag 2004, ISBN 3-506-71738-3
Nexus externi
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Sub civitatum nominibus annexae: Albania • Andorra • Austria • Belgia • Bosnia et Herzegovina • Britanniarum Regnum • Bulgaria • Cechia • Croatia • Dania • Estonia • Finnia • Francia • Germania • Graecia • Helvetia • Hibernia • Hispania • Hungaria • Islandia • Italia • Lettonia • Lichtenstenum • Lituania • Portugallia • Luxemburgum • Macedonia • Melita • Moldavia • Monoecus • Mons Niger • Nederlandia • Norvegia • Polonia • Romania • Russia • Ruthenia Alba • Sanctus Marinus • Serbia • Slovacia • Slovenia • Suecia • Turcia • Ucraina • civitas Vaticana
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