Latgale
Latvia
Latgale, Latvia's easternmost region, shares 73 connections with 8661 other places across 14 topics, shaped by centuries of political transfer and shifting borders. History dominates its topic mix, followed by government and language connections. The region traces its modern form to the Inflanty Voivodeship, a direct precursor created under Polish rule. Co-connections run across Riga, Russia, Lithuania, and Poland, reflecting repeated changes of control. Mark Rothko was among those born in present-day Latgale.
Principality of Jersika
Connects Latgale to: Principality of Polotsk | Cesvaine, Latvia
Andrejs Paulāns
Connects Latgale to: Rēzekne, Latvia | Aizkalne Parish
Latvian–Soviet Peace Treaty
Connects Latgale to: Courland, Latvia | Ludza, Latvia
Pskov Governorate
Connects Latgale to: Daugavpils, Latvia | Izborsk, Pskov Oblast
Inflanty Voivodeship
Connects Latgale to: Latvia | Courland, Latvia | Daugavpils, Latvia
Latvian people
Connects Latgale to: Latvia | Neringa Municipality, Lithuania | Nova Odessa, Brazil
The Ethnographic Open-Air Museum of Latvia
Connects Latgale to: Latvia | Riga, Latvia | Vidzeme, Latvia
Rēzekne
Connects Latgale to: Latvia | Kraków, Poland | European Russia | Rēzekne, Latvia
Historical Latvian Lands
Connects Latgale to: Latvia | Riga, Latvia | Vidzeme, Latvia
Art Academy of Latvia
Connects Latgale to: Finland | Latvia | Riga, Latvia | Rovaniemi, Finland | Kuldīga, Latvia
Ivan IV of Russia
Connects Latgale to: Tatarstan | Daugavpils, Latvia | Cēsis, Latvia | Kuressaare, Estonia | Pasvalys, Lithuania
Latvian Socialist Soviet Republic
Connects Latgale to: Moscow, Central | Vladimir, Russia | Estonia | Latvia | Riga, Latvia