Crossword Clue: Capital at the mouth of the Daugava River
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Capital at the mouth of the Daugava River"
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- ___ mortis, Latvian style
- Baryshnikov's birthplace
- Another Baltic port.
- A Melville captain
- Big Baltic city
- Baltic capital city
- Baltic capital
- Baltic city where Baryshnikov was born
- Baltic city
- Baltic financial center
- Baltic Gulf.
- Baltic gulf
- Baltic metropolis
- Baltic port.
- Baltic port
- Baltic Sea capital
- Baltic Sea Gulf
- Baltic Sea port
- Baltic seaport
- Baltic state capital
- Baltic's Gulf of ___
- Daugava River capital
- Iron Curtain capital.
- Gulf between Latvia and Estonia
- Gulf of ___ (arm of the Baltic)
- Gulf of ___, arm of the Baltic
- Gulf of ___ (Baltic bay)
- Gulf of ____ (Baltic arm)
- Gulf of the Baltic Sea.
- Gulf of the Baltic Sea
- Its harbor is frozen Dec. to Feb.
- City in the Baltic States
- City on the Baltic Sea
- City on the Daugava River
- City on the Dvina
- City on the Western Dvina
- European capital on its own gulf
- European capital that hosted the 2014 World Choir Games
- European capital
- European gulf
- European port
- Europe's Gulf of ___
- Capital about 525 miles west of Moscow
- Capital at the mouth of the Daugava River
- Capital between Vilnius and Tallinn
- Capital city of Europe
- Capital city on the Daugava River
- Capital in the Baltics
- Capital near the Baltic
- Capital occupied by the Germans in 1941
- Capital of Latvia.
- Capital of Latvia
- Capital on its own gulf
- Capital on the Baltic Sea
- Capital on the Baltic
- Capital on the Daugava River
- Capital on the Dvina River
- Capital on the Western Dvina River
- Capital on the Western Dvina
- Capital south of Estonia
- Capital south of Helsinki
- Capital south of Tallinn
- Capital west of Moscow
- Capital where Baryshnikov was born
- Capital where Lettish is spoken
- Treaty of ___ (Russian-Polish war ender)
- Largest Baltic state city
- Largest Baltic States city
- Largest capital in the Baltics
- Largest city in the Baltic states
- Largest city in the Baltics
- Largest city of Latvia
- Port NE of Memel.
- Port near Ogre
- Largest Latvian city
- Port of Latvia
- One European capital ...
- Latvia capital
- Latvian Academy of Sciences home
- Latvian birthplace of Baryshnikov
- Latvian capital
- Latvian city where Mikhail Tal was born
- Latvian city
- Latvian gulf
- Latvian is spoken here
- Latvian port
- Latvian seaport.
- Latvian seaport
- Latvian's capital
- Latvia's capital.
- Latvia's capital
- Latvia's largest city
- Latvia's most populous city
- Letts live here
- Letts live there
- Major Baltic port
- Northeastern European capital
- Northern capital
- Northern Europe's Gulf of ___
- Russian-dominated gulf
- Soviet Baltic port
- World capital on a gulf of the same name
- World capital where Lettish is spoken
- University of Latvia city
- University of Latvia locale
- University of Latvia's city
- Where chess champion Mikhail Tal was born
- U.S.S.R. Baltic port
Recent Usage of Capital at the mouth of the Daugava River in Crossword Puzzles
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- Wall Street Journal Friday - July 29, 2011
