Russian Governors
- 1710 - 1711 Rudolph Felix Bauer - General-Governor
- 1711 - 1719 Prince Aleksandr Danilovich Menshikov - General-Governor
- 1719 - 1728 Count Fyodor Matveyevich Apraksin - General-Governor
- 1728 - 1736 Friedrich Baron von Löwen
- 1736 - 1738 Sebastian Ernst von Manstein
- 1738 - 1740 Gustaf Otto Douglas
- 1740 - 1743 Woldemar von Löwendahl
- 1743 - 1753 Peter August Friedrich von Holstein-Beck (1696-1775)
- 1753 - 1758 Prince Vladimir Petrovich Dolgorukiy
- 1758 - 1775 Peter August Friedrich von Holstein-Beck - General-Governor
- 1775 - 1792 Count George Browne - General-Governor
- 1783 - 1786 Georg Friedrich von Grotenhielm
- 1786 - 1797 Heinrich Johann Baron von Wrangell
- 1797 - 1808 Andreas von Langell
- 1808 - 1809 Peter Friedrich Georg von Oldenburg (1784-1812)
- 1809 - 1811 Vacant
- 1811 - 1816 Grand Duke Paul Friedrich August von Oldenburg (1783-1853)
- 1816 - 1819 Berend Baron Üxküll
- 1819 - 1832 Gotthard Wilhelm Baron Budberg von Bönninghausen
- 1832 - 1833 Otto Wilhelm von Essen
- 1833 - 1841 Paul Friedrich von Benckendorff
- 1842 - 1859 Johann Christoph Engelbrecht von Grünewaldt
- 1859 - 1868 Wilhelm Otto Cornelius Alexander Ulrich
- 1868 - 1870 Mikhail Nikolaiyevich Galkin-Vraskoy
- 1870 - 1875 Prince Mikhail Valentinovich Shakhovskoiy-Glebov-Strezhnev
- 1875 - 1885 Viktor Petrovich Polivanov
- 1885 - 1894 Prince Sergey Vladimirovich
- 1894 - 1902 Yefstafiy Nikolaiyevich Skalon
- 1902 - 1905 Aleksey Valerianovich Bellegarde
- 1905 - 1906 Nikolay Georgiyevich von Bünting
- 1906 - 1907 Pyotr Petrovich Bashilov
- 1907 - 1915 Izmail Vladimirovich Korostovetch
- 1915 - 1917 Pyotr Vladimirovich Veryovkin
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