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English: Languages of Europe (no sources)
Français : Carte rectifiée des langues d'Europe (Anglais)
Русский: Языки Европы: исправленная карта
Українська: Мови Європи
Polski: rektyfikowane języki w Europie |
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This file was derived from: Simplified Languages of Europe map.svg |
| Author | Spiridon MANOLIU |
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[] By language codes: SVG, jpg, png; English: SVG , simplified SVG , rectified PNG ; Esperanto 1 , 2 , 3 , français , македонскиעברית |
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| current | 06:44, 2 June 2015 | 733 × 599 (224 KB) | Nameyxe | Updated Estonia and Latvia: added 3 areas with an 80%+ Russian-speaking population (in Northeastern Estonia and Southeastern Latvia). Removed an alleged Russian-speaking area in Northeastern Latvia, which is actually Latvian-dominated (apart from a cou... |
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