|
Cities from Belarus
|
Much of Belarus (formerly the Belorussian Soviet Socialist Republic of the USSR, and then Byelorussia) is a hilly lowland with forests, swamps, and numerous rivers and lakes. There are wide rivers emptying into the Baltic and Black seas. Its forests cover over one-third of the land and its peat marshes are a valuable natural resource. The largest lake is Narach, 31 sq mi (79.6 sq km).
Full info about Belarus
|
|
|
Habitacja
|
Haby Nowe
|
|
Haby Stare
|
Hadziluny
|
|
Haininiec
|
Hajany Male
|
|
Hajdamaszka
|
Hajnin
|
|
Haleny
|
Halewo
|
|
Halica
|
Halinowo
|
|
Hancewicze
|
Hanie
|
|
Haniewicze
|
Hantsavichy
|
|
Haradok
|
Haradzyets
|
|
Harduny
|
Harusty
|
|
Hatowicze
|
Hawrylczyce
|
|
Hawrylowce
|
Hermanowicze
|
|
Hlazawka
|
Hlusk
|
|
Hluszniewo
|
Hlybaw
|
|
Hlybochysta
|
Hlybokaye
|
|
Hlybotskaye
|
Hniezdzilowo
|
|
Hniezno
|
Hock
|
|
Holce
|
Holdow
|
|
Holowczyce
|
Holszany
|
|
Holubicze
|
Holynka
|
|
Homel
|
Honczary
|
|
Horad Minsk
|
Horanie
|
|
Horawiec
|
Horby
|
|
Horki
|
Hornostajewicze
|
|
Hornowo
|
Horocziec
|
|
Horodec
|
Horodno
|
|
Horodyszcze
|
Horodziej
|
|
Horodzilow
|
Horodzilowicze
|
|
Horodzinieta
|
Horodzki
|
|
Horsk
|
Horszewicze
|
|
Hoszcza
|
Hoszczewo
|
|
Hoszewo
|
Hoza
|
|
Hrabawka
|
Hranicze
|
|
Hranicze Male
|
Hrebienie
|
|
Hrodna
|
Hruzdowo
|
|
Hrycewicze
|
Hrycuki
|
|
Hryczynowicze
|
Hryhorki
|
|
Hrynie
|
Hryniewicze
|
|
Hryniewszczyzna
|
Hrynki Wielkie
|
|
Hubichy
|
Hudziewicze
|
|
Hukowo
|
Hule
|
|
Humieniki
|
Hurnowicze
|
|
|
|
|
