According to Sejny County site the number of Lithuanians living in the town and the powiat surrounding it is close to 40%.

It is quite possible that the monastery official, and monks lived in the houses surrounding the complex.

The area was cleared decades ago and became the site of numerous public housings for the impoverished people living in the slums surrounding the landfill.

In 1765, about 1,243 Jews lived in the villages surrounding Żmigród.

These marsupials were introduced from Australia and now live in the wild in the countryside surrounding the town.

Several graves contain the remains of the last of the old-time miners that still lived in the hills surrounding Granite.

The majority of the faculty live in school-owned housing surrounding the campus.

The total population currently living in the Park is 3,267 people, while 16,816 people live in the area immediately surrounding the Park.

Most of them now living surrounding the area where their expectation of run the business to success.

By this time, the indigenous people were either working as field laborers or living in small bands in the hills surrounding Napa Valley.