Updated
22 May 2011
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Polish Commonwealth, until 1793.
Labun was in the south-central portion of the Polish-Lithuanian
Commonwealth. On this map it is SE of Rowne (Rivne) and WSW of
Zhyomierz (Zhytomyr)
in the Wolynskie District.
This map is from Wikipedia.com
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Russian
Empire, 1793 - 1921. Labun was
located in the SE portion of Volhynia
Gubernia [here underlined in red].
This map from 1908 is from the online Map Library of the
Federation of East European Family History Societies
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Ukraine
Administration
Districts,
1991.
Yurovshchina's location
is marked with the purple dot.
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