Group
Livs
The Livonians or Livs are the indigenous inhabitants of Livonia, a large part of what is today northwestern Latvia and southwestern Estonia.
They speak the Uralic Livonian language, a language which is closely related to Estonian and Finnish.
As of 2010, there was one person known to have learned Livonian as her mother tongue.
Historical, social and economic factors, together with the ethnically dispersed population, have resulted in the diminution of the Livonian population, with only a small group surviving in the 21st century.
Member Cities
- Cesis Tsesu Rayon Latvia Location
- Dorpat > Tartu Tartumaa Estonia Location
- Dünaburg > Daugavpils Daugavpils Latvia Location
- Haapsalu Laanemaa Estonia Location
- Ikšķile Ogres Rajons Latvia Location
- Joniskis Siauliu Lithuania Location
- Koknese Aizkraukles Rajons Latvia Location
- Kuldiga Kuldigas Rajons Latvia Location
- Mitau > Jelgava Jelgava Latvia Location
- Paide Jarvamaa Estonia Location
- Parnu Pärnumaa Estonia Location
- Piltene Ventspils Rajons Latvia Location
- Pskov Pskovskaya Oblast Russia Location
- Reval > Tallinn Harjumaa Estonia Location
- Riga Gorod Riga Latvia Location
- Salacgriva Limbazu Rajons Latvia Location
- Salaspils Rigas Rajons Latvia Location
- Sigulda Rigas Rajons Latvia Location
- St Peterburg > St Petersburg Sankt-Peterburg Russia Location
- Stockholm Stockholms Län Sweden Location
- Suure-Jaani Viljandimaa Estonia Location
- Sēlpils Jekabpils Rajons Latvia Location
- Tallinn Harjumaa Estonia Location
- Tartu Tartumaa Estonia Location
- Valmiera Valmieras Rajons Latvia Location
- Viljandi Viljandimaa Estonia Location
- Warsaw > Warszawa Warszawa Poland Location