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# Maryina Horka

A settlement in Belarus; local name Мар’іна Горка.

## English name

**Maryina Horka** — English rendering from Belarusian, chosen alongside the Russian-based and national-system forms supplied below.

Other forms in use:

- **Marjina Horka** — Belarusian national geographical romanization of 2007, UN-endorsed in 2012 and superseded domestically in 2023.
- **Marina Horka** — International rendering also used in English historical references.
- **Maryina Gorka** — Russian-based English name.
- **Marina Gorka** — Alternative rendering of the Russian name.
- **Maringorke** — Yiddish-derived form in English Jewish historical and genealogical records.
- **Марьина Горка** — Russian original-script name.
- **Мар’іна Горка** — Belarusian original-script name, supplied for quotations and bilingual source matching.

## French name

**Marina Horka** — French geographical form without the English y, documented alongside Russian-based Marina Gorka; no fixed article is used.

Other forms in use:

- **Marina Gorka** — Russian-based alternative documented in French geographical references.
- **Maryina Horka** — International Belarusian-based spelling usable in French maps.
- **Marjina Horka** — Belarusian Latin-script form in cartographic and bibliographic contexts.

## About

Maryina Horka is a town south-east of Minsk in Belarus and the centre of Pukhavichy District. Its growth is closely linked to the railway between Minsk and the south-east of the country.

## Notes

Marina Horka is used in French reference writing: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marina\_Horka . Jewish historical forms: https://www.zikaron.tourolib.org/archival-records/marina-horka . The input is Ukrainian Мар'їна Горка; the native Belarusian spelling is Мар’іна Горка.

Identifiers: [Wikidata Q201173](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q201173) · [JSON](https://md.locations.elamur.ai/free/en/belarus/maryina-horka/?format=json)


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