Cities and villages of
Odesa region

Berezivka district (Berezivskyi) is located in the eastern part of Odesa region, on the historical and ethnographic territory of the Black Sea coast. The rivers Tilihul, Velykyi Kuyalnyk and Malyi Kuyalnyk flow within the district.

The west coast of the Tiligul estuary is part of the Tilihul Regional Landscape Park.

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Berezivka district (Berezivskyi) is located in the eastern part of Odesa region, on the historical and ethnographic territory of the Black Sea coast. The rivers Tilihul, Velykyi Kuyalnyk and Malyi Kuyalnyk flow within the district.

The west coast of the Tiligul estuary is part of the Tilihul Regional Landscape Park.

Here are such historical and cultural monuments as the Kuris Palace, St. Nicholas Church in Berezivka, the ruins of the church in Severinivka.

The administrative center of Berezivskyi district is the city of Berezivka, near which is one of the southernmost ski resorts in Ukraine "Berezivka".

The area of the district is more than 5550 square kilometers. The population of the district reaches 110 thousand people.

Berezivskyi district includes 226 settlements, which are united into 16 territorial hromadas: Berezivska city hromada, Ivanivska, Mykolaivska, Raukhivska and Shyriaivska settlement hromadas, Andriievo-Ivanivska, Velykobuialytska, Znam'ianska, Konoplianska, Kurisovska, Novokalchevska, Petrovirivska, Rozkvitivska, Staromaiakivska, Striukivska and Chohodarivska village territorial hromadas.

Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi district is located in the central part of Odesa region, on the historical and ethnographic territory of Ukrainian Bessarabia, on the Black Sea coast. It borders Moldova to the north. The eastern border runs along the Dniester estuary.

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Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi district is located in the central part of Odesa region, on the historical and ethnographic territory of Ukrainian Bessarabia, on the Black Sea coast. It borders Moldova to the north. The eastern border runs along the Dniester estuary.

The nature of the mouth of the Dniester is protected by the Lower Dniester National Nature Park, and the Black Sea estuaries are protected by the Tuzla Estuaries National Nature Park.

Within the district there are such historical and cultural monuments as the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi fortress "Ackerman", the Armenian and Greek churches in Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi, the Lutheran church in Sarata. One of the main centers of Bessarabian winemaking is the village of Shabo, founded by Swiss colonists, where the Shabo Wine Culture Center has been established and private wineries operate. The leading seaside resorts are the resorts of Zatoka, Karolino-Buhaz, Serhiyivka, Lebedivka.

The administrative center of the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi district is the city of Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi, which is the leading tourist center of the region. The area of the district is more than 5220 square kilometers. The population of the district exceeds 200 thousand people.

The Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi district consists of 134 settlements, which are united in 16 territorial hromadas: Bilhorod-Dnistrovska and Tatarbunarska city hromadas, Saratska and Serhiivska settlement hromadas, Dyviziiska, Karolino-Buhazka, Kulevchanska, Lymanska, Marazliivska, Molohivska, Petropavlivska, Plakhtiivska, Starokozatska, Tuzlivska, Uspenivska and Shabivska village territorial hromadas.

Bolhrad district (Bolhradskyi) is located in the western part of Odesa region, in the historical and ethnographic territory of Bessarabia. In the west it borders Moldova. The Yalpuh River flows within the district, which flows into the largest freshwater lake in Ukraine, Yalpuh.

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Bolhrad district (Bolhradskyi) is located in the western part of Odesa region, in the historical and ethnographic territory of Bessarabia. In the west it borders Moldova. The Yalpuh River flows within the district, which flows into the largest freshwater lake in Ukraine, Yalpuh.

The lake valley is a unique wine terroir, the climate and soils of which are favorable for growing grapes and wine production. Here are the famous wineries "Colonist" and "Villa Tinta", which conduct tours and tastings.

The administrative center of the Bolhradskyi district is the city of Bolhrad, which is the leading center of Bulgarian culture in Ukraine. Architectural monuments are the Transfiguration Cathedral and the Church of St. Mitrophan in Bolhrad, as well as St. Demetrius Church in Krynychne.

The area of the district is more than 4560 square kilometers. The population of the district reaches 155 thousand people.

The Bolhrad district consists of 99 settlements, which are united into 10 territorial hromadas: Artsyzka and Bolhradska city hromadas, Borodinska and Tarutynska settlement hromadas, Vasylivska, Horodnenska, Krynychnenska, Kubeiska, Pavlivska and Teplytska village territorial hromadas.

Izmail district (Izmailskyi) is located in the south-western part of Odesa region, on the historical and ethnographic territory of the Black Sea coast. It borders Moldova to the north and Romania to the south. In the east it is washed by the waters of the Black Sea. The southern border runs along the Danube River.

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Izmail district (Izmailskyi) is located in the south-western part of Odesa region, on the historical and ethnographic territory of the Black Sea coast. It borders Moldova to the north and Romania to the south. In the east it is washed by the waters of the Black Sea. The southern border runs along the Danube River.

The valuable nature of the Danube Delta is protected by the Danube Biosphere Reserve. On the Danube arms and canals is the town of Vylkove, which has a unique culture associated with aquatic life and patriarchal traditions of Lipovan. Nearby is the seaside resort of Prymorske.

The administrative center of the Izmailskyi district is the historic city of Izmail. There are such historical and cultural monuments as the Little Mosque and Orthodox churches on the territory of the Izmail Fortress, the Intercession Cathedral, the Izmail military-historical museum. The Izmail Regional Landscape Park has been established on Danube River near Izmail.

The area of the district is almost 3435 square kilometers. The population of the district reaches 206 thousand people.

Izmail district consists of 52 settlements, which are united into 6 territorial hromadas: Vylkivska, Izmailska, Kiliiska and Reniiska city hromadas, Suvorovska settlement hromada, Safyanivska village territorial hromadas.

Odesa district (Odeskyi) is located in the south-eastern part of Odesa region, on the historical and ethnographic territory of the Black Sea coast.

The western border of the district runs along the Dniester estuary, where part of the Lower Dniester National Nature Park is located, and the eastern border runs along the Tilihul estuary, which is protected by the Tilihul ... Read more

Odesa district (Odeskyi) is located in the south-eastern part of Odesa region, on the historical and ethnographic territory of the Black Sea coast.

The western border of the district runs along the Dniester estuary, where part of the Lower Dniester National Nature Park is located, and the eastern border runs along the Tilihul estuary, which is protected by the Tilihul regional landscape park. The rivers Velykyi Kuyalnyk and Malyi Kuyalnyk flow within the district. On the silt muds of the Kuyalnytsky estuary there is a mud resort of state importance Kuyalnyk.

The administrative center of Odeskyi district is the port multicultural city of Odesa, famous for its promenades on Deribasivska Street and Primorsky Boulevard. There are such historical and cultural monuments as the Odesa National Academic Opera and Ballet Theater, Potocki Palace (now an art museum), Abaza Palace (Museum of Western and Oriental Art), Vorontsov Palace. One of the most visited is the Odesa Literary Museum. The center of resort and nightlife is the coastal area of Arcadia.

Along the entire coastline of the district are seaside resorts, the largest of which are the port cities of Chornomorsk and Yuzhne. The main center of Odesa winemaking is the village of Tairov, where the Vasily Tairov Institute of Viticulture and Enology is based.

The area of the district is 3923 square kilometers. The population of the district reaches 1376 thousand people.

Odesa district consists of 155 settlements, which are united into 22 territorial hromadas: Biliaivska, Odeska, Teplodarska, Chornomorska and Yuzhnenska city hromadas, Avanhardivska, Velykodolynska, Dobroslavska, Ovidiopolska, Tairovska and Chornomorska settlement hromadas, Velykodalnytska, Vyhodianska, Vyzyrska, Dalnytska, Dachnenska, Krasnosilska, Maiakivska, Nerubaiska, Usativska, Fontanska and Yaskivska village territorial hromadas.

Podilsk district (Podilskyi) is located in the northern part of Odesa region, at the junction of historical and ethnographic territories of Podillya and the Black Sea coast. In the west it borders Moldova. The north-eastern border runs along the Southern Buh River. The rivers Kodyma, Tilihul, Velykyi Kuyalnyk originate within the district.

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Podilsk district (Podilskyi) is located in the northern part of Odesa region, at the junction of historical and ethnographic territories of Podillya and the Black Sea coast. In the west it borders Moldova. The north-eastern border runs along the Southern Buh River. The rivers Kodyma, Tilihul, Velykyi Kuyalnyk originate within the district.

The cultural and tourist route "Shpakiv Way", which covers 15 settlements of Kodymshchyna, has been laid on the territory of the district.

The administrative center of Podilskyi district is the city of Podilsk. The area of the district is 7064 square kilometers. The population of the district reaches 230 thousand people.

The Podilsk district includes 299 settlements, which are united into 12 territorial hromadas: Ananivska, Baltska, Kodymska and Podilska city hromadas, Zelenohirska, Liubashivska, Oknianska, Savranska and Slobidska settlement hromadas, Dolynska, Kuialnytska and Pishchanska village territorial hromadas.

Rozdilna district (Rozdilnianskyi) is located in the central part of Odesa region, on the historical and ethnographic territory of the Black Sea coast. In the west it borders Moldova. The Kuchurhan River flows within the district, the Maly Kuyalnyk River originates.

Kardamichivsky Park is a monument of landscape art of national importance. In the village of Lymanske, f... Read more

Rozdilna district (Rozdilnianskyi) is located in the central part of Odesa region, on the historical and ethnographic territory of the Black Sea coast. In the west it borders Moldova. The Kuchurhan River flows within the district, the Maly Kuyalnyk River originates.

Kardamichivsky Park is a monument of landscape art of national importance. In the village of Lymanske, founded by German colonists, the ruins of the Church of the Assumption have been preserved.

The administrative center of Rozdilnianskyi district is the city of Rozdilna. The area of the district is almost 3565 square kilometers. The population of the district reaches 105 thousand people.

Rozdilnyansky district includes 209 settlements, which are united into 9 territorial hromadas: Rozdilnyanska city hromada, Velykomykhailivska, Zatyshanska, Zakharivska, Lymanska and Tsebrykivska settlement hromadas, Velykoploskivska, Novoborysivska and Stepanivska village territorial hromadas.