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Maps of Ukraine. For versions in your langugage contact Steschke.

Contents

GeneralEdit

  • Location of Ukraine

  • Simple map blank

  • Ukrainian oblast capitals (English)

  • Ukrainian oblast capitals (Polish)

  • English map from CIA's World Factbook

  • English map Numbered

  • Ethnic Ukrainians in Ukraine (2001)

RegionsEdit

  • Map of Kiev district (oblast), region of Chornobyl. Location of Poliske

  • Donbass region

  • Carpathians

  • Zaporizhzhia

  • Galicia and Volhynia

  • Donets Basin

  • Sloboda Ukraine

  • Podolia

  • Polesia

  • Ukraine Black Sea Lands

OblastsEdit

Oblast locationsEdit

  • Oblast Charkiw

  • Oblast Czernowitz

  • Oblast Donezk

  • Oblast Iwano-Frankiwsk

  • Oblast Kiew

  • Oblast Krim

  • Oblast Lemberg

  • Oblast Rivne

  • Oblast Schytomyr

  • City Sewastopol

  • Oblast Ternopil

  • Oblast Transkarpatien

  • Oblast Tscherkasy

  • Oblast Wolhynien

  • Oblast Cherson

  • Oblast Chmelnyzkyj

  • Oblast Dnipropetrowsk

  • Oblast Kirowohrad

  • Oblast Luhansk

  • Oblast Poltawa

  • Oblast Sumy

  • Oblast Tschernihiw

  • Oblast Wynnyzja

  • city Kiew

  • Oblast Mykolajiw

  • Oblast Odessa

  • Oblast Saporischja

RiversEdit

  • Oblast Volynsk

  • Oblast Kiev

  • Oblast Zhytomyr

  • Oblast Transcarpathia

  • Oblast Lviv (Lwiw)

  • Dnepr-Basin (deutsch)

  • Dnepr-Basin (polish)

  • Dnepr-Basin (french)

  • Dnepr-Basin (english/kyrill)

  • Dnepr-Basin (swedish)

  • Dnepr-Basin (blank version)

Raion bordersEdit

  • Oblast Volynsk

  • Oblast Rivne

  • Oblast Lviv

  • Ivano-Frankivsk

  • Oblast Transcarpathia

  • Oblast Kirovograd

  • Oblast Cherkasy

  • Oblast Saporischja

  • Oblast Saporischja

Deutsch/GermanEdit

  • Oblast Kiew

  • Oblast Riwne

  • Oblast Schytomyr

  • Oblast Ternopil

  • Oblast Transkarpatien

  • Oblast Tscherkasy

  • Oblast Wolhynien

  • Oblast Donezk

  • Oblast Lemberg

  • Oblast Charkiw

  • Oblast Iwano-Frankiwsk

  • Oblast Czernowitz

Presidential election, 2004Edit

  • Presidential election first vote 2004-10-30

  • Presidential election runoff vote 2004-11-21

  • Presidential election second runoff vote 2004-12-26

  • en:Presidential election second runoff vote 2004-12-26

First roundEdit

  • Viktor Yushchenko (First round) - percentage of total national vote

  • Viktor Yanukovych (First round) - percentage of total national vote

  • Olexandr Moroz (First round) - percentage of total national vote

Run-offEdit

  • Viktor Yushchenko (Second round) - percentage of total national vote

  • Viktor Yanukovych (Second round) - percentage of total national vote

Final RoundEdit

  • Viktor Yushchenko (Final round) - percentage of total national vote

  • Viktor Yanukovych (Final round) - percentage of total national vote

Parliamentary election, 2006Edit

  • Ukraine, Non-administrative regional division used by KIIS

Maps showing the top five candidates support in the first round of voting- percentage of total national vote

  • Party of Regions results (32.14%) Percentage of total national vote

  • Bloc Yulia Tymoshenko results (22.29%) Percentage of total national vote

  • Our Ukraine results (13.95%) Percentage of total national vote

  • Socialist Party of Ukraine results (5.69%) Percentage of total national vote

  • Communist Party of Ukraine results (3.66%) Percentage of total national vote

Parliamentary election, 2007Edit

Maps showing the top six candidates support in the first round of voting- percentage of total national vote

  • Party of Regions results (34.37%)

  • Bloc Yulia Tymoshenko results (30.71%)

  • Our Ukraine People's Self-Defence results (14.15%)

  • Communist Party of Ukraine results (5.39%)

  • Bloc Lytvyn Party results (3.96%)

  • Socialist Party of Ukraine results (2.86%)

Presidential election, 2010Edit

Maps showing the top five candidates support in the first round of voting- percentage of total national vote

First roundEdit

  • Viktor Yanukovych (First round) - percentage of total national vote (35.33%)

  • Yulia Tymoshenko (First round) - percentage of total national vote (25.05%)

  • Serhiy Tihipko (First round) - percentage of total national vote (13.06%)

  • Arseniy Yatsenyuk (First round) - percentage of total national vote (6.69%)

  • Viktor Yushchenko (First round) - percentage of total national vote (5.46%)

  • Total vote distribution (First round) - percentage of total national vote

Historical mapsEdit

  • Territory of Slavic peoples (6th century).

  • European territory inahibted by East Slavic tribes in 8th and 9th century.

  • Principalities of Kievan Rus' (1054-1132).

  • Kievan Rus 13th Century

  • The Kingdom of Galicia–Volhynia (1245-1349).

  • Grand Duchy of Lithuania, Rus' (Ukraine) and Samogitia (1386-1434).

  • Historical map of Polish–Lithuanian–Ruthenian Commonwealth or Commonwealth of Three Nations (1658).

  • Historical map of Ukrainian Cossack Hetmanate and territory of Zaporozhian Cossacks under rule of Russian Empire (1751).

  • Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in 17th and 18th century

  • Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth - administrative division

  • Volynsk (blank)

  • Karte des Fürstentums Wolhynien

  • Volynsk/Wolhynien 1921-1939 part of Poland/Teil von Polen

  • Poland Galicia Volyna

  • Novorrosiya Region

  • Yedisan Region

  • Claims of Ukrainian Peoples's Republic

  • Ukraine 1793-1914

  • German conquest and Ukrainian Peoples's Republic and Hetmanate (1918)

  • Supresion of Ukrainian Peoples's Republic, and advance toward Warsaw in Polish-Sovietic war, august 1920

  • Polish attack suported by Ukrainian Peoples's Republic and ocupation of Kiev, 1920 (Soviet-polish war)

  • Territory of Western Ukrainian Repúblic, Red Army's offensive and White forces in March 1919

  • Polish conquest of Western Ukrainian Repúblic, Red Army's offensive, and White forces in March 1920

  • Polish conquest of Western Ukrainian Repúblic, Black Army of Nestor Makhno and White forces offensive in November 1919

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