Shchytkavichy, Belarus
Belarus
Shchytkavichy, Belarus carries 8 Bunkabop connections across 5 topics, reaching 142 other places through government, history, landmarks, language, and literature threads. Its suffix -vichi, derived from Old Polish, marks it as a patronymic name. From 1588, the village was part of the Koidanova estate held by the Radziwiłłs of the Trąby coat of arms, connecting it to that noble family's reach across Poland, Lithuania, and beyond. It received agrotown status in 2010.
Dzyarzhynsk
Connects Shchytkavichy, Belarus to: Minsk region | Fanipal, Belarus
Republic of Belarus
Connects Shchytkavichy, Belarus to: Byaroza, Belarus | Halshany, Belarus
Trąby coat of arms
Connects Shchytkavichy, Belarus to: Dukla, Poland | Zakliczyn, Poland
Agrotown (Belarus)
Connects Shchytkavichy, Belarus to: Kamai, Belarus | Astrowna, Belarus | Bystrytsa, Belarus
Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic
Connects Shchytkavichy, Belarus to: Barysaw, Belarus | Lahoysk, Belarus | Tverečius, Lithuania | Pierabroddzie, Belarus
Geographical Dictionary of the Kingdom of Poland
Connects Shchytkavichy, Belarus to: Bolesławiec, Poland | Volodymyr, Ukraine | Sasiv | Fastiv, Ukraine | Wieleń, Poland
Old Polish
Connects Shchytkavichy, Belarus to: Poland | Silesia, Poland | Magdeburg, Germany | Lubin, Poland | Gniezno, Poland
Radziwiłł family
Connects Shchytkavichy, Belarus to: Germany | Spain | Russia | Berlin, Germany | Poland