Inhulske

The village of Inhulske on the Inhul River is located 20 kilometers northwest of Ustynivka.

According to legend, the Chumatsky route passed here, and the salt carriers were the first to notice this place, stopping at the so-called Chumatska Balka for a rest stop.

Active settlement of these lands began in the 18th century after the permission of the Kosh chieftain Petro Kalnyshevskyi to settle samoselams on the lands of the Zaporizhzhians and as a result of the planned colonization policy of the Russian Empire.

Inhulske was founded in the 19th century next to the village of Hanno-Trebinivka, which belonged to the landowner Trebinsky from Cherkasy region. Not far from the village, a pre-Christian te ...

The village of Inhulske on the Inhul River is located 20 kilometers northwest of Ustynivka.

According to legend, the Chumatsky route passed here, and the salt carriers were the first to notice this place, stopping at the so-called Chumatska Balka for a rest stop.

Active settlement of these lands began in the 18th century after the permission of the Kosh chieftain Petro Kalnyshevskyi to settle samoselams on the lands of the Zaporizhzhians and as a result of the planned colonization policy of the Russian Empire.

Inhulske was founded in the 19th century next to the village of Hanno-Trebinivka, which belonged to the landowner Trebinsky from Cherkasy region. Not far from the village, a pre-Christian temple called the Monastery was discovered.