Mala Vyska

The city of Mala Vyska on the Mala Vys River is located 60 kilometers northwest of Kropyvnytskyi, 10 kilometers from the M-12 highway.

In ancient times, there was a Cossack village at this place. The current city was founded in 1752 as a settlement of Vys by a group of Moldavian immigrants (one of the districts of the city is still called Bessarabia). At the beginning of the 19th century, these lands became the property of Prince Kudashiv, who named his estate Kudashivka, but the new name did not catch on, and the next owner, Ulashyn, renamed it Mala Vyska.

The palace of Princess Kudasheva (1889), the gymnasium building (beginning of the 20th century), and the old building of the wagon repair depot (191 ...

The city of Mala Vyska on the Mala Vys River is located 60 kilometers northwest of Kropyvnytskyi, 10 kilometers from the M-12 highway.

In ancient times, there was a Cossack village at this place. The current city was founded in 1752 as a settlement of Vys by a group of Moldavian immigrants (one of the districts of the city is still called Bessarabia). At the beginning of the 19th century, these lands became the property of Prince Kudashiv, who named his estate Kudashivka, but the new name did not catch on, and the next owner, Ulashyn, renamed it Mala Vyska.

The palace of Princess Kudasheva (1889), the gymnasium building (beginning of the 20th century), and the old building of the wagon repair depot (1915) have been preserved.