| Area
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Zamość
(Zamosch)
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Lublin
New Galicia
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Kraków
|
Nowy Sącz
(Neu Sandez)
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Lviv
(Lemberg/Lwów)
|
Ternopil
(Tarnopol)
|
Chernivtsi
(Czernowitz)
|
| before 1769
|
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
|
Moldavia
|
| 1769–1772
|
|
to Austria, ca. 1769
|
|
| 1772–1775
|
First Partition of Poland, 1772
|
|
First Partition of Poland, 1772
|
| 1775–1789
|
|
Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria
including the duchies of Auschwitz and Zator;
part of the Habsburg Empire, 1772–1804; of the Austrian Empire, 1804–1867; of Cisleithania, Austria-Hungary, 1867–1918
|
Bukovina Military District, 1775–1789
|
| 1789–1795
|
Bukovina District, 1789–1849
|
| 1795–1803
|
Third Partition of Poland, 1795
New Galicia (or West Galicia)
|
| 1803–1809
|
New Galicia merged into Galicia, 1803
|
| 1809–1815
|
Duchy of Warsaw, 1809–1815
|
|
to Russia, 1809–1815
|
| 1815–1846
|
"Congress" Kingdom of Poland, 1815–1918
|
Free City of Cracow, 1815–1846
|
|
| 1846–1849
|
Grand Duchy of Kraków, 1846–1918
|
| 1849–1918
|
Duchy of Bukovina, 1849–1918
|
| 1918–1919
|
Poland, 1918
|
WUPR, Lemko,
Komancza, 1918–1919
|
Romania, 1918
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| after 1919
|
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|
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Galicia
|
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Other Austrian territories
|
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