By
|
Town |
Alternate spelling |
Lat/Long |
County |
Comments |
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Arbora (N) |
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47-44, 25-56 |
Romania |
No Y 1910, Gold |
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Balaceana (N) |
Balaczana |
47-38, 26-03 |
Romania |
No Y 1910, Gold |
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Banila Moldov |
Moldov Banila per Gold Banilov (N) Moldauisch Banilla (Germ) and Moldavskiy Banilov in Russian |
48-05, 25-29 |
Ukraine |
Y 1910, Gold, on branch of Seret river |
|
Banila Rus |
Banilov (N), Russian Banilov, Banila, Banilla |
48-22, 25-21 |
Ukraine |
Y 1910, On the Cheremosh river and known as |
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Berchisesti (N) |
|
47-32, 26-02 |
Romania |
No Y 1910, GH Yizkor |
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Berhomete |
Beregomete, Berkhomet, Barhumet |
48-10, 25-19 |
Ukraine |
Y 1910 |
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Boian (V) |
Boyany (N) |
48-17, 26-08 |
Ukraine |
Y 1910, Gold |
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Bucsoia |
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GH Yizkor, Can’t locate. Maybe it is Bucecea, 47-46, 26-62 in Botosani cty. |
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Burdujeni |
DeBurdujeni |
47-41, 26-17 |
Romania |
No 1910. |
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Breaza |
|
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1910, W and N of Kimpolung ˝ Y |
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Cacia |
|
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Y 1910 Direct west of Suceava, |
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Capul Campului |
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GH Yizkor, Can’t verify |
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Czernowitz (V) |
Cernovcy Chernivtsi (N) Cernovcy |
48-18, 25-56 |
Ukraine |
Y 1910, Gold |
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Comanest |
|
47-40, 25-55 |
Romania |
No 1910, GH Yizkor Coord for Comanesti |
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Ciudeiu |
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|
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1910, W and N of Siret, |
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Czudin |
|
48-03, 25-53 |
Ukraine |
No 1910, Czudyn per Gold |
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Dorna Watra |
Dorna Vatra, Dornei Vatra Vatra Dornei (N) |
47-21, 25-22 |
Romania |
1910, Gold, |
|
Falticeni |
Falticenii |
47-27, 26-18 |
Romania |
South and a bit east of Suceava, probably not in Bukovina |
|
Frasini\ |
Frasin (N) |
47-32, 25-48 |
Romania |
Y 1910 |
|
Fratautii Noi\ |
Fratautii Noi (N)Fratautii Noui (V) Neu Fratautz (Gold) |
47-57, 25-51 |
Romania |
No Y 1910 |
|
Frumosu* |
|
47-37, 25-39 |
Romania |
No Y 1910 |
|
Frumosa |
|
|
|
GH Yizkor. To many possibilities |
|
Gara |
|
|
|
Y 1910, Just N of Suc |
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Gurahumora |
Gura Humorului |
47-33, 25-54 |
Romania |
Y 1910, Gold |
|
Hatna |
|
|
Romania |
No Y 1910, Gold, N &W of Suveava |
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Hadikfalva |
Dornesti |
47-52, 26-01 |
Romania |
No Y 1910, Gold |
|
Itcanii |
Itcani (N), Itzkany (Gold) |
47-41, 26-15 |
Romania |
Y 1910, Gold |
|
Kimpolung |
Capu Satului (N) Cimpulung Moldovenesc, Campulung Moldovenesc |
47-32, 25-34 |
Romania |
Y 1910, Gold |
|
Kolomea |
|
|
|
Visited Dorna Spa |
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Kotzman |
Kotsman (V), Kitsman (N), Kotsmen (V) Cozman (V) |
48-26, 25-46 |
Ukraine |
Y 1910, Gold VII |
|
Mihova |
Migovo (N) Myhove (V) Migovoye, Mihowa per Gold |
48-09, 25-22 |
|
1910, Gold, 750 Jews out of 5000 population |
|
Mold Banila |
See Banila Mold |
|
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Rural community near Storozynetz Gold |
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Putila Storonatului |
Putila (N) |
48-00, 25-05 |
Ukrain |
Y 1910 Per Gold, Putila and the 9 surrounding villages had 1400 Jews. They used the Wiznitz rabbi |
|
Radautz |
Radowitz, Radauti Radevits Radovtz |
47-51, 25-55 |
Romania |
Y 1910, Gold |
|
Rusii Moldovitei |
Rusi Moldovita, Moldovita, Russ Moldovitza |
47-41, 25-32 |
Romania |
Y 1910, GH Yizkor |
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Sadagura |
Sadgera Sadgora |
48-21, 25-58 |
Ukrainea |
Y 1910, Gold VII |
|
Seletin (V) |
Selyatin (N), Zeletin (V) |
47-52, 25-13 |
Ukrain |
Y 1910 |
|
Sipote |
Shepot (N), Shepit (V) |
47-48, 25-10 |
Ukrain |
Y 1910 |
|
Sereth |
Seret, Seret, Siret (N) |
47-57, 26-04 |
Romania |
Y 1910, Gold |
|
Solca |
Solka |
47-42, 25-51 |
Romania |
Gold VII, Rural town near Suceava. Found a Solca N and W of Suceava |
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Stanislau |
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Visited Dorna Spa |
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Stefanesti |
|
47-44, 28-25 |
Moldova |
Lots of Stefanesti, this per RomSig |
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Stulpicani (N) |
|
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|
Y1910, GH Yizkor |
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Storojinet |
Storozhinets, Storozynetz Storozinec, |
48-10, 25-43 |
Ukraine |
Y 1910, 48% Jewish in 1910 |
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Stulpicani |
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Suczawa |
Suceava, Suchava, , Sutchava, Shutz, Cetatea-Sucevii, Suczaro |
47-38, 26-15 |
Romania |
Y 1910, Gold |
|
Stanestii de Sus |
Nizhniye Stanovtsy (N) Untershtaneshti (V), Unter Stanestie in Gold |
48-19, 25-34 |
Ukraine |
Gold VII, 1910 map shows a Stanestii dj (y)and just south of it, a Stanestii de Sus (no Y) |
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Valea Seaca |
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GH Yizkor |
|
Vama (N) |
|
47-34, 25-41 |
Romania |
Y 1910, GH Yizkor |
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Vicovu de Sus |
|
47-56, 25-54 |
Romania |
Lat/Long per RS |
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Waschkoutz |
Vashkoutsi (V), Vashkouts (V), Vashkovtsy, Vashkivtsi, Vascauti, Washkowitz |
48-23, 25-31 |
Ukraine |
Y 1910Gold VII |
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Wiznitz |
Vizhnitsa (N) Viznits (V) |
48-15, 25-11 |
Ukraine |
Y 1910, Gold, An almost all Jewish village |
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Zastavna |
Zastawna |
48-31, 25-51 |
Ukraine |
Y 1910, Per Gold 29 villages surrounding Z belonged to its Jewish community |
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Zadowa |
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Ukraine |
Rural community near Storozynetz Gold |
Most of the names in the first column have the German spelling from the 1910 Ethnographic map of Bukovina. You can confirm this by checking if there is a reference to 1910 in the last column. The 1910 map was color coded. Y meant that there were Jews in the community (indicated by notation, “Y 1910”). The second column has alternate spellings. The spellings with a (N) or a (V) come from the JewishGen ShtetlSeeker where N means “Native” and V means “Variant.” After WW II the southern part of Bukovina became Suceava Judete in Romania and the northern part became the Chernivetska Oblast of the Ukraine. You can find this information In the Country column.