KINGDOM OF GALICIA with the Grand Duchy of Cracow[139] 30,615 8,025,675 1772-1795 TABLE III POLISH ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS UNDER RUSSIAN RULE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE EUROPEAN WAR Area in Population in Period of loss TERRITORY sq. mi. 1910[140] to Poland BALTIC PROVINCES: Gov’t of Esthonia 7,897 471,400 1660 “ “ Livonia 18,342 1,466,900 1660 “ “ Courland 10,642 749,100 1795 LITHUANIA: Gov’t of Grodno 15,081 1,974,400 } “ “ Kovno 15,853 1,796,700 } 1793-1795[141] “ “ Vilna 16,587 1,957,000 } WHITE RUTHENIA: Gov’t of Smolensk 21,757 1,988,700 1667 “ “ Minsk 35,649 2,868,300 } “ “ Mohilev 18,738 2,261,500 } 1772-1793 “ “ Witebsk 17,615 1,850,700 } KINGDOM OF POLAND: Gov’t of Kalisz 4,436 1,183,800 } “ “ Kielce 3,936 973,300 } “ “ Lublin 6,567 1,556,000 } “ “ Lomza 4,119 688,500 } “ “ Piotrkow 4,777 1,981,300 } 1815 by Congress “ “ Plock 3,684 739,900 } of Vienna “ “ Radom 4,817 1,112,200 } “ “ Siedlce 5,591 1,003,400 } “ “ Suwalki 4,895 681,300 } “ “ Warsaw 6,833 2,547,700 } RUTHENIA: Gov’t of Kiovie 19,890 4,604,200 } “ “ Podolia 16,587 3,812,000 } 1793-1795[142] “ “ Volhynia 28,023 3,920,400 } TABLE IV DISTRIBUTION OF POLES AND GERMANS IN UPPER SILESIA, ACCORDING TO 1910 GERMAN CENSUS FIGURES[143]