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Nykarleby (Finland Swedish: [
nyˈkɑːrleˌbyː]; Finnish: Uusikaarlepyy, Finnish: [ˈuːsiˌkɑːrleˌpyː]) is a town in Finland,
located on the west
coast of the...
- (with
towns such as Ekenäs, Pargas, Närpes, Kristinestad,
Jakobstad and
Nykarleby.) and in the
autonomous region of Åland,
which is the only monolingual...
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Battle of
Nykarleby was
fought between Sweden and the
Russian Empire during the
Finnish War of 1808–1809. When Carl
Johan Adlercreutz continued his...
- next day at Kappelinmäki, with the
residents of the city parti****ting.
Nykarleby was
completely spared the war, even
though enemy ships visited the city's...
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status (marked in bold).
Vaasa Jakobstad Korsholm Pedersöre Närpes
Laihia Nykarleby Kristinestad Vörå
Kronoby Malax Larsmo Kaskinen Korsnäs
Bothnian Bay Kvarken...
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moved to
Nykarleby. He
moved to Pedersöre in 1784 and
moved from
there to Messuby,
where he ran a
general store. In 1787 he
moved again to
Nykarleby and remained...
- (569.7/sq mi).
Neighboring muni****lities are Larsmo, Pedersöre, and
Nykarleby. The city of
Vaasa is
located 98 km (61 mi)
southwest of Jakobstad. Jakobstad...
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Battle of
Girona 20 and 21 June
Spain defeats France Finnish War
Battle of
Nykarleby 24 June
Sweden defeats Russia Battle of
Vaasa 25–26 June
Russia defeats...
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Humppila and Jokioinen.
Nykarleby Järnväg is a
stretch of
rebuilt narrow-gauge
railway on the bank of the old Kovjoki–
Nykarleby line. The
Buckower Kleinbahn [de]...
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grandfather and
later changed to Topelius.
Topelius was born at Kuddnäs, near
Nykarleby in Ostrobothnia, the son of a
physician of the same name (Zacharias Topelius...
