kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) tilsit 1710 june 1710 – october 1710 1,883 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) stargard 1710–1711 ~7,000 200–380 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) 1710 ~7,000 3–5% kroll (2006) narva june 1710 – late 1711 ~3,000 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) riga may 1710 – late 1711 10,455 6,300–7,350 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) 1710 ~10,500 60–70% kroll (2006) pernau july 1710 – late 1710 3,000 1,100–1,200 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) 1710 1,700 65–70% kroll (2006) reval (tallinn) and suburbs august 1710 – december 1710 9,801 6,000–7,646 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) 1710 10,000 55–70% kroll (2006) reval and surrounding places 20,000 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) stralsund august 1710 – april 1711 september 1710 – november 1710 ~6,500–8,500 1,750–2,800 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) 1710 ~7,000 25–40% kroll (2006) stockholm july/august 1710 – february 1711 september 1710 – november 1710 ~50,000–55,000 18,000–23,000 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) 1710 ~55,000 33–40% kroll (2006) visby 1710–1711 ~2,000–2,500 459–625 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) 1711 ~2,500 20–25% kroll (2006) linköping october 1710 – december 1711 november 1710, july–august 1711 ~1,500 386–500 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) linköping and surrounding places 1,772 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) helsingør november 1710 – summer 1711 ~4,000 862 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) jönköping dec 1710-late 1711 ~2,500 872–1,000 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) copenhagen june 1711 – november 1711 august – october 1711 ~60,000 12,000–23,000 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) 1711 ~60,000 20–35% kroll (2006) ystad june 1712 – late 1712 ~1,600–2,300 750 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) malmö june 1712 – late 1712 august 1712 ~5,000 1,500–2,000 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) 1712 ~55,000 30–40% kroll (2006) hamburg 1712–1714 august – october 1711 ~70,000 9,000–10,000 kroll & gabinsky (retrieved 2012) 1713 ~70,000 10–15% kroll (2006) habsburg monarchy and bavaria from poland, there had been three incursions of the plague into silesia (then belonging to the bohemian crown within the habsburg monarchy) in 1708: first into georgenberg (miasteczko), transmitted by a cracow wagoner but successfully contained; then into rosenberg (olesno), where it killed 860 inhabitants out of 1,700; and also into two villages near militsch (milicz), from where it spread into the nearby lands of wartenberg (syców). after the swedish defeat at poltava in 1709, refugees from poland including part of the swedish-polish corps of joseph potocki crossed into the silesian borderlands, but also their russian pursuers. this resulted in the infection of 25 villages in the oels (oleśnica) and militsch area, and while the plague seemed to have faded out by february 1710, it struck again and even more severe from spring 1710 to winter 1711, killing more than 3,000 inhabitants of oels and many villagers. in 1712, the plague crossed into silesia for a last time from polish zduny, infecting the village of luzin near oels and killing 14 people before it vanished in the beginning of 1713. contemporary to the plague, there was also a cattle plague in silesia. the plague also spread to other territories of the habsburg monarchy, though it was not involved in the great northern war. territories severely affected in 1713 were bohemia (where 37,000 died only in prague), and austria, and the plague also struck moravia and hungary. from the habsburg territories, the plague crossed into the electorate of bavaria, infecting in 1713 also the free imperial cities of free imperial city of nuremberg and ratisbon (regensburg, then seat of the perpetual diet).