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**** The ] ({{lang-ru|Эстляндская губерния |translit=Estlyandskaya guberniya}}) of the Russian Empire in 1721–1917 | **** The ] ({{lang-ru|Эстляндская губерния |translit=Estlyandskaya guberniya}}) of the Russian Empire in 1721–1917 | ||
* An island in the Atlantic Ocean on the 1558 Venetian ], possibly corresponding to Shetland | * An island in the Atlantic Ocean on the 1558 Venetian ], possibly corresponding to Shetland | ||
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Estland may refer to:
- Estland, the modern name for Estonia in several languages
- Danish duchy of Estonia (Template:Lang-da), a dominum directum of the King of Denmark from 1219 until 1346 in what is now Northern Estonia until it was sold and became:
- A dominion of the Livonian Order within Terra Mariana in 1346–1561, until it was conquered by the Swedish Empire in the Livonian War and became:
- The Swedish duchy of Estonia (Template:Lang-sv) in 1561–1721 until conquered by the Tsardom of Russia in the Great Northern War and became:
- The Governorate of Estonia (Template:Lang-ru) of the Russian Empire in 1721–1917
- The Swedish duchy of Estonia (Template:Lang-sv) in 1561–1721 until conquered by the Tsardom of Russia in the Great Northern War and became:
- A dominion of the Livonian Order within Terra Mariana in 1346–1561, until it was conquered by the Swedish Empire in the Livonian War and became:
- An island in the Atlantic Ocean on the 1558 Venetian Zeno map, possibly corresponding to Shetland
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