Dapšioniai
Dapšioniai is a village in the Radviliškis district in Lithuania, 3 kilometers west of Beinorava. The village is home to the , a Neoclassical church, as well as the - an oak tree 23 meters in height. The tree has been under protection as an object of natural heritage of the state. 2 kilometers east of Beinorava is the Dapšioniai railway station, covering the Radviliškis-Daugpilis railway, although it is out of service. The Lithuanian economist, journalist, and publicist Domas Cesevičius was born in Dapšioniai on 12 November 1902. Demographics from 1902 to 2011. From 1902, the village had 189 residents . By 1923, it had increased by 27 residents, making the total 216, the most residents the village would have throughout its demographic history. In 1936, the village had 205 residents. The resident count had been declining, and by 1959 it had 171 residents. In 1970, the village had 154 residents. In 1979, the village had 114 residents. In 1989, the village nearly dropped to a hundred - only 102 residents remained and after the collapse of the USSR, in 2001, the village contained 101 residents. In 2011, the village had the lowest amount in recent history - only 80 residents.