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Català: Un mapa de les tribus bàltiques, cap al 1200 d.C. Els bàltics orientals es mostren en tons marrons mentre que els bàltics occidentals es mostren en verd. Els límits són aproximats. Aquest mapa utilitza una projecció de Mercator.
Deutsch: Karte der baltischen Stämme um 1200. Ostbalten in Braun, Westbalten in Grün. Ungefähre Grenzen.
English: A map of the Baltic Tribes, about 1200 AD. The Eastern Balts are shown in brown hues while the Western Balts are shown in green. The boundaries are approximate. This map uses a Mercator projection.
Español: Mapa de las tribus bálticas, alrededor de 1200 d.C. Los bálticos orientales se muestran en tonos marrones, mientras que los bálticos occidentales están mostrados en verde. Las fronteras son aproximadas.
Français : Une carte des peuples baltes vers 1200. Les Baltes orientaux sont représentés en marron, tandis que les Baltes occidentaux sont représentés en vert. Les frontières sont approximatives.
Latviešu: Baltu cilšu apdzīvotās teritorijas aptuveni 12-13 gs. mijā. Robežas ir aptuvenas. Rietumbalti kartē iezīmēt zaļganos toņos, austrumbalti - brūnganos.
Lietuvių: Baltų genčių teritorija apie 1200 metus. Vakarų baltų teritorija yra nuspalvinta žaliomis, rytų - rusvomis spalvomis. Teritorijos yra apytikslės.
Magyar: A balti törzsek területei 1200 körül. A keleti-balt törzseket barnás, a nyugati-baltokat zöldes színek jelölik.
Nederlands: De Baltische volkeren ca. 1200 AD. Oostbalten in bruin, Westbalten in groen. Grenzen zijn bij benadering.
Polski: Mapa ukazuje plemiona Bałtyjskie, około 1200 n.e. Wschodni Bałtowie są w odcieniach brązu, zachodni - zieleni.
Беларуская: Мапа балтыйскіх плямёнаў у канцы 12 — пачату 13 стагодзьдзяў. Тэрыторыі ўсходніх балтаў афарбаваныя ў карычневых адценьнях, у той жа час тэрыторыі заходніх балтаў афарбаваныя ў адценьні зялёнага колеру. Межы ўказаныя прыблізна.
Русский: Карта балтийских племен в конце 12 – начале 13 веков. Территории восточных балтов окрашены в коричневых оттенках, в то время как территории западных балтов окрашены в оттенках зеленого цвета. Границы указаны приблизительно.
Українська: Карта балтійських племен 1200 року. Території східних балтів фарбовані коричневими відтінтакми, а території західних балтів - зеленими. Межі народів вказані умовно.
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