Ventspils

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Ventspils — Latvian Cities name=Ventspils Coa=Coat of Arms of Ventspils.svg Caption=Livonian castle rebuilt into a prison in 1832. citysince=1378 location n1=57 n2=25 e1=21 e2=32 othernames=Vǟnta, Windau, Windawa Mayor=Aivars Lembergs nrofmembers=13… …   Wikipedia

Ventspils — ▪ Latvia German  Windau,  Russian  Vindava,         city and port, western Latvia. It lies at the mouth of the Venta River on the Baltic Sea coast. A settlement existed there in the 2nd millennium BC, and by the 10th century AD it was inhabited… …   Universalium

Ventspils — Windau * * * Vẹntspils   [v ], russisch Wẹntspils, 1721 1918 russisch Wịndawa, deutsch Wịndau, Stadt in Lettland, an der Mündung der Windau (Venta) in die Ostsee, 46 700 Einwohner; Meeresfischereimuseum; Fischkonserven , Holz verarbeitende… …   Universal-Lexikon

Ventspils — or German Windau geographical name city & port Latvia at mouth of the Venta population 50,400 …   New Collegiate Dictionary

Ventspils High Technology Park — (VHTP) was founded in 2005. The Organisation is an active player in promoting high technology industry development in Ventspils city which is one of the major economic centres in the Republic of Latvia. VHTP specialises in information and… …   Wikipedia

Ventspils Olimpiskais Stadions — Ventspils Olimpiskais Stadions, more commonly called the Ventspils Stadions, is a multi use stadium in Ventspils, Latvia. It is currently used mostly for football matches. Ventspils Stadions is the home stadium for FK Ventspils, and one of the… …   Wikipedia

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