Stry, or STRYI, a town of Austrian Galicia, on a tributary of the Dniester, 45 miles by rail S. of Lemberg, with sawmills and tanneries. Pop. 12,625, nearly one-half Jews. The town was almost wholly burned down in April 1886.
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