Dzūkija: differenze tra le versioni

▲'''Dzūkija''' is situated in the south of [[Lithuania]] and consists of [[Varėna district municipality]], [[Alytus district municipality]], [[Alytus]] city, [[Šalčininkai district municipality]], [[Trakai district municipality]], [[Vilnius district municipality]], [[Lazdijai district municipality]], south of [[Švenčionys district municipality]], as well as [[Elektrėnai municipality]]. A part of the region belongs to northeastern [[Poland]] ([[Podlasie Voivodship]]) and another one to western [[Belarus]]. [[Vilnius]], [[Lyda]] and [[Alytus]] are the major [[city|cities]] of Dzūkija, the latter considered a historical [[capital]] of the [[region]], although it never was a political entity. Lithuania is divided into 5 ethnographic regions, corresponding to the rural lifestyle, songs and traditions, and somewhat corresponding to the dialects of language. To the north of Dzūkija there is [[Aukštaitija]] region, and [[Sudovia]] (Sūduva or Suvalkija in Lithuanian) is to the west. Large parts of Dzūkija are covered with forests and in the most scarcely populated areas of the region the population density is lower than 4 persons per square kilometer. The biggest [[swamp]] in Lithuania, [[Čepkelių marsh]] is also situated in the region.