| Name | Cause |
| Abramovichi | The village was merged to Zhabinka. |
| Albrekhtovo | The village was merged to Pinsk. |
| Bayki | The village was burned down by German troops in September of 1941. It was located 3 miles to the East of Krinitsa. |
| Beryozovka | The village was merged to Brest in 1968. |
| Bol. Matveyevichi | The village was merged with the village of Mal. Matveyevichi and renamed to Matveyevichi in 1972. |
| Dremlyovo | The village (43 homesteads) was burned down by German troops in Sep 1, 1942. It was located about 0.5 mile to the East of Stepanki. 286 people were killed and burned down. |
| Dziady (Dedy) | The village was burned down by German punitive expedition in 1942. It was located 1 mile to the North of Bronnaya Gora. |
| Gabrielin | The village was located between Malech and Kabaki. |
| Girovo | The village was merged to Baranovichi in 1890's. |
| Goroshiny | The village was located near Brest. |
| Graevka | The village was merged to Brest in 1929. |
| Gurka | The village was located not far from Zakozel. |
| Gurki | The village was located not far from Rataychitsy. |
| Guta-Mikhalin | The village was demolished during Soviet period in military purposes. It was situated to the North of Beryoza. |
| Kachany | The village was burned down by German troops in 1941. It was located 2 miles to the West of Krinitsa. |
| Khomno | The village (21 homesteads) was burned down by German troops in 1943. It was located 2 miles to the West of Linovo. |
| Kievka | The village was merged to Brest in 1929. |
| Kolbiki | The village was located not far from Remel. |
| Kolpenitsa | The village was merged to Baranovichi in 1880's. |
| Konstantinovo | The village (35 homesteads) was burned down by German troops in Jul 8, 1944. It was located not far from the village of Volya. All the inhabitants (175 persons) were taken away to Germany. Nobody returned. |
| Krasnitsa | The village (16 homesteads) was burned down by German punitive expedition in 1942. It was located 2 miles to the West of Vygonoshchi. 90 people were killed. |
| Laski | The village was merged to Malorita in 1967. |
| Lokhozva | The village was located not far from Polonka. |
| Lozki | The village (12 homesteads) was burned down by German troops in September of 1941. It was located 3 miles to the East of Krinitsa. |
| Lozovo | The village was demolished during Soviet period in military purposes. It was situated to the North-West of Beryoza. |
| Malaya Gat' | The village was located not far from Svyataya Volya. |
| Mal. Matveyevichi | The village was merged with the village of Bol. Matveyevichi and renamed to Matveyevichi in 1972. |
| Merachyovshchina | The village was merged to Kossovo. |
| Mogilno | The village was merged to Ivanovo in 1970. |
| Myshitsy | The village was merged to Zhabinka. |
| Nespokoychitsy | The village was merged to Zhabinka. |
| Olesets | The village was merged to Yastrebel, Bereza district in late 1950's. |
| Oryol | The village (12 homesteads) was burned down by German troops in Dec 22, 1942. It was located 0.5 mile to the South of Lipniki. 18 people were killed. |
| Pavlyukovshchina | The village was merged to the village of Zharskie in 1972. |
| Pnyukhi | The village was merged to the village of Psyshchevo. |
| Pobezhin (Pobiezhino) | The village was flooded during the Selets reservoir building. |
| Podsokolie | The village was merged to the village of Bol. Gorodishche. |
| Razvodovo | The village was merged to Baranovichi in 1890's. |
| Rechitsa | The village was merged to Brest in 1968. |
| Rybniki | The village was demolished during Soviet period in military purposes. It was situated to the North-West of Beryoza. |
| Samoylovichi | The village was merged to Beryoza in 1990's. |
| Smolyarnya | The village was located not far from Mikashevichi. |
| Sukachi | The village was merged to Lesniki. |
| Svetilovichi | The village was merged to Baranovichi in 1956. |
| Tupichitsy | The village (43 homesteads) was burned down by German punitive expedition in 1942. It was located about 2.5 miles to the North-West of Bobrovichi. About 140 people were killed. |
| Volynka | The village was merged to Brest. |
| Vyado | The village was burned down by German punitive expedition in Sep 15, 1942. It was located about 3 miles to the North-West of Bobrovichi. All the inhabitants were burned down. |
| Vyderka | The village (35 homesteads) was burned down by German troops in 1943. It was located 2.5 miles to the South of Oranchitsy. |
| Zakalie | The village was merged to the village of Psyshchevo. |
| Zelyonaya Buda | The village (15 homesteads) was burned down by German troops in Oct 9, 1942. It was located 3 miles to the South of Antonovo. 28 people were shoot down. |
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You'll never find many of the old villages on modern maps of the region. Some villages merged to larger villages or towns, others were destroyed during wars. For exapmle, during the World War II there were burned down 628 villages by punitive expeditions only. 186 villages were not rebuilt after the war.