Belarus elsewhere! Here’s where you can find Belarus and Minsk abroad
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14 October 2016, 21:06
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According to Wikipedia, streets with the name Belarus can be found in Spain (Calle Bielorrusia in Malaga), Kazakhstan (in Almaty and Karaganda), Lithuania (Baltarusių gatvė in Nemezis).
Poland has Belarusian streets in three cities – Bialystok, Krakow and Poznan; Ukraine in six, Russia in 12.
And, finally, you can walk down Bieloruská street in Bratislava in Slovakia!
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14 October 2016, 21:06
Journalists of Radio Svaboda tried to answer the question “Can one be in Belarus or Minsk when they are elsewhere”? Some search in Google maps has revealed – yes, they can!
It turned out that there are various locations named after Belarus and Minsk around the world. See how they look like!Belarus street in California, USA
And in Arizona!
Minsk Market in Minnesota, USA
Belarusian Baker Cafe was found in Missouri, USA
And you can walk down Belarus street in South Africa
According to Wikipedia, streets with the name Belarus can be found in Spain (Calle Bielorrusia in Malaga), Kazakhstan (in Almaty and Karaganda), Lithuania (Baltarusių gatvė in Nemezis).
Poland has Belarusian streets in three cities – Bialystok, Krakow and Poznan; Ukraine in six, Russia in 12.
And, finally, you can walk down Bieloruská street in Bratislava in Slovakia!
