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Cossack regiment. The religious center was also located in the fortress of St. Elizabeth, the Trinity Cathedral Church (ruined in 1813). The central trading function also gravitated towards the fortress. Its place of concentration is the main square. The trade function developed with the settlement of lands by artisans and merchants. And their appearance was due to the need to service military units inside a large fortress.
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quarters. It became the core of a rapidly growing village. The main streets on Podil were Marksa Street (Bolshaya
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2022, Russian troops attacked the airfield near the
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Mira streets. Also in the late 40s - early 50s. 3, 5-storey houses are being built on the Marksa Street. From the 60s, construction of massive housing estates was commenced, with
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quality of its architecture, with
European-style sculptures and antique windows. A range of classical and modern monuments, Moorish and Baroque palaces, and buildings that combine Gothic, Rococo and Renaissance motives are extant to this day. Today a high level of building technology of Kropyvnytskyi's masters encourages further construction and restoration.
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As of 24 May 2022, there were more than 40,000 forcibly displaced people from regions of active hostilities in the city and region. According to data on 29 August 2022, this figure increased to 85,000 people. Also, during the war, various institutions and enterprises moved to
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for the development of the city was developed. According to this plan, on the site of the square in front of the former town hall, the main square of the city was formed with a monument to Kirov in its center. In the 50s, The construction of 2-storey buildings began in the areas of
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Almost simultaneously with the appearance of the suburb, the following were built: the city market (on the site of an existing shopping center), the wooden
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The shield is held by storks, which symbolizes happiness, fertility, and love for the native land. The golden tower in the form of a crown expresses that the city is a regional centre. The motto "With peace and good" placed on the azure stripe emphasizes that same idea. All the features of the flag
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With the beginning of Russia's large-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the city began to suffer from rocket attacks by the Russian army. On the morning of 1 March 2022, the Russian occupiers fired at the Kanatove airfield near Kropyvnytskyi, trying to destroy infrastructure facilities. On 12 March
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From the side of the market on the square there were a gostiny dvor and butcher shops, and on the opposite and smaller sides - public buildings. Within the retranchement, the city occupied an area of 2.3 sq. km. (1.8 x 1.5 km.). From the period of the formation of the city the fortress of St.
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While Bykovo and Permsky quarters were built up by the headquarters department for soldiers and officers, then in Podil they are occupied by houses of merchants and artisans. The settlements of Kovalevka and Balka, apparently founded by the Cossacks, adjoined the outskirts (in the territory of the
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served as mayor of the city. Under his administration, advances were made in the areas of education and medicine, construction of the water-supply system and several public buildings, the introduction of the first tram and the establishment of numerous marketplaces. Kropyvnytskyi is noted for the
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The planning architectural and spatial composition of the central part of the settlement consisted in the hierarchical subordination of its main street (B. Perspektivnaya, K. Marksa) with the square on it and ordinary low-rise buildings. Among this development, public houses and shops were sharp
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Soon, buildings appeared on the other side of the Ingul. This part of the settlement was called Podil and is today forming the central part of the city. The drawings of 1762 indicate that a large residential area arose here, cut by streets 10-12 sazhens wide into a grid of square and rectangular
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The city began as a settlement built in adjustment to a fortress called "Yelizaveta Fortress". At the end of 1757, the earthen fortifications were almost ready. Only the internal layout has changed, retaining its dimensions (55x55 sazhens). North of the fortress of St. Elizabeth, behind a small
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In plan, the area was rectangular with an aspect ratio of 1:3 (50x150 m.). On one of the smaller sides, it adjoined the main street (Bolshaya Perspektivnaya), and on the wide side it adjoined the market and a small quarter, like the square, which is now included in the territory of the market.
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for the city was developed by the Kharkiv Institute Ukrgorstroyproekt, taking into account the placement of a residential multi-storey buildings in the new territories of the south-west. New residential areas were built along Heroyev Ukrainy Street (formerly Volkova Street). In the 60s, the
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article, the Ministry of the Interior denied the persistence of famine in the region and blocked non-State charities from bringing aid to the area. The reporter wrote, "The existence of famine was inconvenient at a time when negotiations were pending for foreign loans." The governor of the
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Parallel to the Biayanka river, new streets were formed in the settlement of Balka. New quarters have grown in the village, such as Kushchevka and Novo-Alekseevka. Former village Balashovka merged with the city and organically entered its planning structure. In 1930, a
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4095:Исторія Малой Россіи, со временъ присоединенія оной къ Россійскому государству при царѣ Алексѣѣ Михайловичѣ, съ краткимъ обозрѣніемъ первобытнаго состоянія сего края. Часть четвертая. — М.: Въ Типографіи Семена Селивановскаго, 1822. — С. 297−303.
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Three blue stripes crossed in the middle of the fortress plan symbolize the fortification location at the confluence of the Inhul, Suhukleya and Biyanka rivers. The crimson colour favoured by Cossacks refers to the fortress being situated on the lands of the
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of the fortress. The main streets of Bykovo were Nizhne-Bykovskaya (Pushkin St.). Verkhne-Bykovaya (Chapaeva), Ostrovskaya, Vasilievskaya, Andreevskaya (retained its original name), Artem, Kakhovskaya, Tobilevich, Pushkina Lane, Znamensky, and Sibirskaya.
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In the summer of 2021, a foreign blogger visited the city for the first time. Alex van Terheyden, known on YouTube as Wondering Englishman. While traveling in Ukraine, he visited the city and made a 45-minute video overviewing of the city's landmarks.
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Znamenskaya Church (on Bykovo), the schismatic prayer house. These objects with ordinary, mainly wooden manor buildings, as well as with fortress structures, determined the appearance of the city in the first ten years of its development.
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river. On 31 March 2016 the State Construction, Regional Policy and the Local help committee of the Verkhovna Rada recommended to parliament to rename Kirovohrad to Kropyvnytskyi. This name is a reference to writer, actor and playwright
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The history of Kropyvnytskyi boasts memorable events and appearances in the biographies of famous people. One of the unsurpassed creators of the modern architectural ensemble of the historical centre of the city of Kropyvnytskyi,
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is part of the Fortechnyi District. As part of the administrative reform of Ukraine, which reduced the number of raions of Kirovohrad Oblast to four, Kropyvnytskyi Municipality was merged into Kropyvnytskyi Raion.
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The region is extremely fertile. However, a drought in 1892 and poor farming methods which never allowed the soil to recover, prompted a large famine that plagued the region. According to a 1901
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of 1739. In 1764 the settlement received status of the center of the Elizabeth province. Also, it was from this fortress at the end of May 1775 that a 100,000-strong army led by the general
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The Fort of St. Elizabeth was on a crossroads of trade routes, and it eventually became a major trade center. The city has held regular fairs four times a year. Merchants from all over the
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have visited these fairs. Also, there were numerous foreign merchants, especially from Greece. The main architect of the city in the middle of the 19th century was Dostoevsky’s brother,
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in the late 19th and early 20th century. In 1905 another riot flared, with Christians killing Jews and plundering the Jewish quarter. A contemporary account was reported in
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river flows through Kropyvnytskyi. Within the city, several other smaller rivers and brooks runs in the Inhul; they include the Suhoklia and the Biyanka.
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ravine on the banks of the Ingul, a soldier's settlement arose under the name of Grechesky or Bykovo, named after captain Bykov who was the
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but not to Kropyvnytskyi Raion even though it was the center of the raion. It is divided into two districts — Fortechnyi and Podilskyi. The
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on May 15, 2015, which required places associated with communism to be renamed within a six-month period. On 25 October 2015 (during
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4302:"Кіровоград перейменовано в Кропивницький | Українські Новини"
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2342:(1913–2009) a Russian-American artist and fashion designer.
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4358:"Историко-градостроительный анализ развития г.Кировограда"
4304:. 18 July 2016. Archived from the original on 18 July 2016
4289:КИУ: В Днепропетровске и Кировограде – серьезные нарушения
2522:(born 1974) a gymnastics coach and former artistic gymnast
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Kropyvnytskyi news, history of the city, photos, science.
4408:"Рідні мови в об'єднаних територіальних громадах України"
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Sweeping out Soviet past: Kirovohrad renamed Kropyvnytsky
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Goodbye, Lenin: Ukraine moves to ban communist symbols
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2607:(born 1983), footballer with 252 club caps and 49 for
2575:(born 1980), footballer with 375 club caps and 56 for
2566:(born 1973), footballer with 376 club caps and 23 for
2557:(born 1989), footballer with 275 club caps and 86 for
2429:(1899–1960), a Russian and Soviet writer and novelist.
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1487:Donetsk State University of Internal Affairs from
792:ordered "to found an earthen fortress and name it
4707:SKY - News of Kropyvnytskyi and Kirovohrad region
996:Kropyvnytskyi serves as administrative center of
863:On December 27, 1934, after the assassination of
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3328:Central Ukrainian Institute of Human Development
2386:(born 1949), a Ukrainian engineer and scientist.
3934:(in Russian). Портал об'єднаних громад України.
3474:Kropyvnytskyi Region Universal Research Library
2354:(1887–1960), a Russian-born American biochemist
1354:On 7 May 1919, paramilitary leader, and former
1309:Elizabethgrad was subjected to several violent
673:on 10 January 1939, and to distinguish it from
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4159:Народне повстання в Єлісаветграді 1918 року
1657:. Unsourced material may be challenged and
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1125:Siege of St. Elizabeth fortress (1769)
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4563:Погода и Климат – Климат Кропивницкий
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841:Russian Communist Party (Bolsheviks)
4746:Administrative divisions of Ukraine
4382:from the original on 27 April 2013.
3676:State Statistics Service of Ukraine
2551:(born 1943), footballer and referee
1758:Square in front of the city council
1416:, 2238 residents of the city died.
669:Concurrently with the formation of
4378:(in Russian). elisavetgrad.ho.ua.
3674:(in Ukrainian and English). Kyiv:
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2063:International Republican Institute
1987:Distribution of the population by
132:City in Kirovohrad Oblast, Ukraine
27:City in Kirovohrad Oblast, Ukraine
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5998:Former Soviet toponymy in Ukraine
3894:Verkhovna Rada renamed Kirovograd
3726:Verkhovna Rada renamed Kirovograd
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3433:Main street (Velyka Perspektyvna)
3221:World Meteorological Organization
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1133:Walls of St. Elizabeth fortress
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743:Theatre square in Yelisavetgrad
654:in honour of the revolutionary
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4376:"Церкви, соборы - Кировограда"
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3457:Embankment in the city center
2542:with 456 club caps and 36 for
2528:(1929–2018), Soviet wrestler,
2263:fought for the freedom of the
662:in 1934, the town was renamed
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5631:City of district significance
5626:City of regional significance
3698:Hanshchyna (Ганьщина Україна)
3409:One of the bridges over Inhul
1263:Elizabethgrad was ravaged by
1152:and the construction of the
983:Kropyvnytskyi railway station
642:from 1752 to 1924, or simply
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4462:Population census, 1926 year
4122:"Yelisavetgrad:Elisavetgrad"
3972:"Нові райони: карти + склад"
3952:(in Ukrainian). 18 July 2020
2435:(born 1962), a contemporary
5963:Cities in Kirovohrad Oblast
4422:"Municipal Survey May 2023"
3858:. Censor. 23 December 2015.
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1348:Ukrainian People's Republic
1333:Ukrainian People's Republic
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520:2,100/km (5,500/sq mi)
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4079:"Фортеця Святої Єлисавети"
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3280:Panorama of the city, 2023
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271:With peace and goodness
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4942:Administrative centers
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368:48.50000°N 32.26667°E
117:Knowledge:Translation
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4500:on 31 December 2014.
3256:Central square, 2023
3214:Source 1: Pogoda.ru
2695:Record high °C (°F)
1831:Zaporozhian Cossacks
1651:improve this section
1429:prisoner-of-war camp
1241:Theatre of Coryphaei
1182:Belgrad Peace Treaty
1060:improve this article
687:decommunization laws
517: • Density
4925:Autonomous republic
4364:on 7 November 2016.
4209:on 20 November 2015
3836:on 24 December 2015
3695:Mikhail Levchenko.
2975:Record low °C (°F)
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2364:submarine commander
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1468:Marko Kropyvnytskyi
1464:Russo-Ukrainian War
1443:Independent Ukraine
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1158:Elizabeth of Russia
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968:Marko Kropyvnytskyi
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5934:Cities located in
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2555:Yevhen Konoplyanka
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2605:Andriy Rusol
2600:Soviet Union
2490:Ivan Olinsky
2471:Night Wolves
2455:Afrikan Spir
2409:and composer
2378:Boris Hessen
2314:Yuliy Meitus
2303:
2292:V. Yastrebov
2235:Y. Pauchenko
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2146: 12,0%
2121: 85,8%
2072:
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1746:architecture
1743:
1718:Craft school
1688:
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1649:Please help
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1607:general plan
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1551:Urban layout
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1421:World War II
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1174:Zaporozhians
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1058:Please help
1053:verification
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718:Afrikan Spir
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18:Elisavetgrad
5563:Svitlovodsk
5453:Svitlovodsk
5388:Perehonivka
5318:Kompaniivka
5308:Katerynivka
5298:Holovanivsk
5220:Holovanivsk
4882:Zakarpattia
4213:20 November
3646:30 November
3547:Зінов'євськ
3445:Inhul river
2637:continental
2624:Don Aminado
2530:Greco-Roman
2433:Victor Orly
2427:Yury Olesha
2362:Soviet Navy
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2212: 14,6%
2209: 27,7%
2206: 37,8%
2196: 0,3%
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2171: 0,5%
2152:Belarusians
2143: 19,5%
2140: 18,6%
2137: 10,9%
2134: 25,0%
2131: 34,6%
2118: 76,9%
2115: 75,0%
2112: 72,0%
2109: 44,6%
2106: 23,6%
2007:Percentage
1993:2001 census
1744:Art Nouveau
1612:master plan
1447:During the
1414:Great Purge
1408:During the
1385:Soviet rule
1072:August 2024
908:Tobilevychi
888:Kirovohrad.
853:Comintern's
622:Inhul River
537:Postal code
470:Proposition
446:City rights
371: /
56:(July 2022)
5952:Categories
5920:Yevpatoria
5854:Kramatorsk
5818:Kremenchuk
5813:Chernivtsi
5750:Sevastopol
5743:Simferopol
5695:Kryvyi Rih
5640:1,000,000+
5538:Mala Vyska
5443:Sokolivske
5428:Pryiutivka
5423:Popelnaste
5378:Onufriivka
5348:Novhorodka
5343:Nova Praha
5333:Marianivka
5328:Mala Vyska
5128:Zaporozhye
5112:Sevastopol
5054:Simferopol
5049:Sevastopol
4973:Kramatorsk
4959:Chernivtsi
4915:Sevastopol
4822:Kirovohrad
4787:Chernivtsi
4570:29 October
4049:С. 49
3616:References
3597:Кіровоград
3384:Euromaidan
3304:Fishermens
3219:Source 2:
3121:(≥ 1.0 mm)
2620:and author
2540:footballer
2277:M. Kutuzov
2269:M. Pirohov
2218: 1,9%
2215: 4,4%
2193: 0,5%
2190: 0,4%
2187: 0,7%
2184: 0,2%
2177:Moldavians
2168: 0,8%
2165: 0,8%
2162: 0,4%
2159: 0,2%
2156: 0,1%
2102:Ukrainians
1841:Population
1794:Art Museum
1558:commandant
1497:Kramatorsk
1249:Tobilevych
1237:theatrical
1150:New Serbia
1123:See also:
912:Tobilevych
877:Kirovohrad
829:Zinovievsk
819:Zinovievsk
786:New Serbia
777:Regiment.
679:Kirovohrad
652:Zinovievsk
561:(Bulgaria)
501:Population
454:Government
449:1765, 1782
5904:Pavlohrad
5884:Berdiansk
5878:Sloviansk
5860:Melitopol
5793:Kamianske
5766:Chernihiv
5737:Vinnytsia
5568:Znamianka
5516:Bobrynets
5493:Znamianka
5478:Vilshanka
5463:Ustynivka
5458:Tyshkivka
5403:Pidvysoke
5383:Pantaivka
5268:Dmytrivka
5263:Bobrynets
5117:Republics
5074:Vinnytsia
4954:Chernihiv
4872:Vinnytsia
4782:Chernihiv
3956:3 October
3593:Ukrainian
3568:Ukrainian
3543:Ukrainian
3524:romanized
3498:Ukrainian
3354:Holodomor
2481:Bolshevik
2310:Igor Tamm
2013:Ukrainian
2001:Language
1638:does not
1535:Geography
1410:Holodomor
1287:, Prince
928:Ukrayinsk
920:Stepohrad
849:Politburo
809:Ukrainian
761:element "
697:– only a
593:Ukrainian
549:Area code
542:25000-490
493:Elevation
359:32°16′0″E
356:48°30′0″N
110:talk page
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5898:Alchevsk
5823:Ternopil
5788:Zhytomyr
5782:Horlivka
5771:Cherkasy
5731:Makiivka
5717:Mariupol
5711:Mykolaiv
5558:Pomichna
5526:Haivoron
5521:Dolynska
5483:Zavallia
5448:Subottsi
5418:Pomichna
5288:Hannivka
5283:Haivoron
5278:Dolynska
5253:Adzhamka
5245:Hromadas
5106:and the
5100:Republic
5084:Zhytomyr
5069:Uzhhorod
5064:Ternopil
5029:Mykolaiv
4949:Cherkasy
4892:Zhytomyr
4867:Ternopil
4842:Mykolaiv
4777:Cherkasy
4687:Archived
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4135:NY Times
4043:Archived
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3680:Archived
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3463:See also
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3114:(20.02)
3045:Average
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3035:(−15.0)
2990:(−13.0)
2985:(−24.0)
2980:(−22.0)
2760:(102.9)
2735:(102.9)
2730:(101.8)
2127:Russians
2055:100.00%
1983:Language
1976:Source:
1489:Mariupol
1360:Red Army
1289:Oblonsky
1166:Myrhorod
1006:hromadas
916:Zlatopil
831:, after
801:Archived
644:Elysavet
553:+380 522
86:provide
5914:Brovary
5873:Nikopol
5761:Poltava
5756:Kherson
5724:Luhansk
5679:Donetsk
5652:Kharkiv
5438:Smoline
5413:Pobuzke
5398:Petrove
5303:Hurivka
5293:Hlodosy
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5140:Kherson
5135:oblasts
5132:Kherson
5098:as the
5039:Poltava
5009:Luhansk
4989:Kherson
4984:Kharkiv
4969:Donetsk
4852:Poltava
4832:Luhansk
4812:Kherson
4807:Kharkiv
4797:Donetsk
4769:Oblasts
4755:Capital
4596:17 July
4546:20 July
4520:20 July
4478:20 July
4448:20 July
3916:20 July
3840:20 July
3814:20 July
3793:20 July
3742:Ukraine
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3515:Russian
3231:Gallery
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3104:(1.42)
3099:(1.39)
3094:(1.87)
3089:(1.92)
3084:(2.62)
3079:(2.92)
3074:(1.72)
3069:(1.33)
3064:(1.22)
3059:(1.17)
3054:(1.16)
3030:(−6.2)
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2995:(17.6)
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2965:(24.4)
2960:(31.8)
2955:(40.1)
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2945:(58.1)
2940:(59.7)
2935:(56.7)
2930:(49.5)
2925:(39.7)
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2895:(28.8)
2890:(36.7)
2885:(47.8)
2880:(59.7)
2875:(69.8)
2870:(71.1)
2865:(67.3)
2860:(60.4)
2855:(49.8)
2850:(36.1)
2845:(27.1)
2840:(25.5)
2830:(57.0)
2825:(33.3)
2820:(42.4)
2815:(57.0)
2810:(70.7)
2805:(81.9)
2800:(82.4)
2795:(77.9)
2790:(71.4)
2785:(60.3)
2780:(44.2)
2775:(33.1)
2770:(30.2)
2755:(60.3)
2750:(69.8)
2745:(84.0)
2740:(98.8)
2725:(95.9)
2720:(96.4)
2715:(86.9)
2710:(75.2)
2705:(65.7)
2700:(52.0)
2631:Climate
2609:Ukraine
2577:Ukraine
2568:Ukraine
2559:Ukraine
2439:painter
2423:descent
2052:250 629
2033:19.91%
2026:Russian
2020:79.43%
2017:199 066
2004:Number
1968:219,676
1957:235,490
1946:254,103
1935:269,803
1924:236,652
1913:188,795
1902:128,207
1891:100,392
1824:Symbols
1659:removed
1644:sources
1566:Russian
1501:Kherson
1493:Donetsk
1433:Rzeszów
1395:seeders
1358:in the
1311:pogroms
1162:Hadiach
1032:History
940:Cossack
924:steppes
796:" (see
618:Ukraine
576:kr-rada
571:Website
565:Dobrich
531:233,820
512:219,676
438:Founded
427:Hromada
397:Ukraine
385:Country
108:to the
90:in the
53:.
5657:Dnipro
5503:Cities
5488:Zlynka
5338:Nadlak
5212:Raions
5143:oblast
5104:Crimea
5096:Russia
4964:Dnipro
4933:Crimea
4272:
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3572:Кірово
2651:Month
2544:Russia
2508:, 2016
2437:French
2421:Polish
2417:German
2407:cantor
2404:Jewish
2334:, 1943
2049:Total
2044:0.66%
2030:49 907
1938:+14.0%
1927:+25.3%
1916:+47.3%
1905:+27.7%
1894:+55.6%
1880:64,502
1869:61,488
1543:. The
1297:typhus
1265:famine
1221:Andrey
873:Kirovo
869:Soviet
837:Soviet
807:) (in
775:Lancer
664:Kirovo
403:Oblast
395:
5867:Kerch
5833:Lutsk
5808:Rivne
5662:Odesa
5433:Rivne
5044:Rivne
5034:Odesa
5019:Lutsk
4877:Volyn
4857:Rivne
4847:Odesa
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3775:UNIAN
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3485:Notes
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3206:87.8
3203:86.5
3200:77.3
3197:69.6
3194:63.4
3191:66.4
3188:67.4
3185:61.9
3182:66.5
3179:78.1
3176:88.3
3173:85.9
3161:77.5
3112:508.4
3038:−31.1
3033:−26.1
3028:−21.2
3023:−10.0
2988:−25.0
2983:−31.1
2978:−30.0
2690:Year
2497:Sport
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2093:1989
2090:1959
2087:1939
2084:1926
2081:1897
2041:1 656
1971:−6.7%
1960:−7.3%
1949:−5.8%
1883:+4.9%
1545:Inhul
1376:Cheka
1233:trade
963:Inhul
763:-grad
527:Metro
461:Mayor
415:Raion
70:DeepL
5776:Sumy
5690:Lviv
5647:Kyiv
5130:and
5126:and
5059:Sumy
5024:Lviv
5004:Kyiv
4910:Kyiv
4862:Sumy
4837:Lviv
4827:Kyiv
4760:Kyiv
4598:2021
4572:2021
4548:2016
4522:2016
4480:2016
4450:2016
4324:link
4310:2024
4270:ISBN
4215:2015
4183:ISBN
4018:2024
3958:2020
3918:2016
3842:2016
3816:2016
3795:2016
3648:2020
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3158:6.6
3155:6.2
3152:5.2
3149:5.7
3146:5.3
3143:6.8
3140:8.6
3137:7.1
3134:6.4
3131:6.8
3128:6.1
3125:6.7
3107:32.2
3102:36.1
3097:35.3
3092:47.6
3087:48.7
3082:66.5
3077:74.2
3072:43.8
3067:33.8
3062:31.1
3057:29.7
3052:29.4
3018:−5.0
2998:−2.8
2993:−8.0
2963:−4.2
2958:−0.1
2943:14.5
2938:15.4
2933:13.7
2918:−1.6
2913:−5.6
2908:−6.2
2893:−1.8
2878:15.4
2873:21.0
2868:21.7
2863:19.6
2858:15.8
2843:−2.7
2838:−3.6
2828:13.9
2813:13.9
2808:21.5
2803:27.7
2798:28.0
2793:25.5
2788:21.9
2783:15.7
2768:−1.0
2758:39.4
2753:15.7
2748:21.0
2743:28.9
2738:37.1
2733:39.4
2728:38.8
2723:35.5
2718:35.8
2713:30.5
2708:24.0
2703:18.7
2698:11.1
2687:Dec
2684:Nov
2681:Oct
2678:Sep
2675:Aug
2672:Jul
2669:Jun
2666:May
2663:Apr
2660:Mar
2657:Feb
2654:Jan
2588:and
2485:CPSU
2419:and
2275:and
2248:and
2202:Jews
1965:2022
1954:2011
1943:2001
1932:1989
1921:1979
1910:1970
1899:1959
1888:1939
1877:1926
1866:1897
1855:Pop.
1851:Year
1642:any
1640:cite
1412:and
1178:Sich
1025:Nove
845:O.S.
835:, a
601:IPA:
578:.gov
508:City
484:City
477:Area
441:1754
239:Flag
154:City
84:must
82:You
5187:of
5110:of
5102:of
3013:3.0
3008:6.4
3003:2.2
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