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List of Ukrainian toponyms that were changed as part of derussification

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Not to be confused with List of Ukrainian toponyms that were changed as part of decommunization in 2016.

Since Ukraine's independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, many populated places and administrative divisions in the country have had their names changed as part of the derussification of toponyms (placenames) in Ukraine.[1] These changes have involved the removal of placenames connected to people, places, events, and organizations associated with Russia and Russian imperialism, often leading to the restoration of historical placenames that had been previously changed in Ukraine's history. Derussification has also included respellings or rewordings of names to match standard spelling and word usages in Ukrainian. The official names of populated places in the country are determined through legislation passed by the Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine's parliament, often at the request of local authorities. During the last years prior to and in the initial decades after independence, derussification was not actively pursued and primarily resulted from the gradual switch to the Ukrainian spelling of some large cities and their administrative entities in addition to a few local government-sponsored renamings over the years. Following the months-long Euromaidan protests and beginning of the Russo-Ukrainian War in 2014, hundreds of placenames dedicated to Russian communist figures and the Soviet Union were changed as major decommunization legislation was enacted in 2016. However, most Russian names not associated with communism continued to remain in place as direct derussification remained less popular.

After Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, derussification gained widespread public support for the first time and became part of the Ukrainian government's announced decolonization policies.[2][3] On 14 March 2023, multiple non-governmental organizations and other groups signed a petition calling for the adoption of derussification laws.[4] On 21 March, the Ukrainian parliament passed On the Condemnation and Prohibition of Propaganda of Russian Imperial Policy in Ukraine and the Decolonization of Toponymy (Law No. 3005-IX), officially prohibiting placenames considered to promote Russian imperialism or the Russification of Ukraine.[5] An official list of placenames associated with Russian imperialism was published on 3 August 2023 by the Ukrainian Institute of National Memory,[6][7] while the National Commission on State Language Standards [uk] published a separate list on 30 June 2023 of placenames not conforming to the Ukrainian language.[8][9] Local authorities of affected places were given six months from the publication of each list to submit new name proposals to parliament; localities that did not submit name proposals were renamed directly by parliament based on the Institute's or Commission's recommendations.

As of 22 December 2024, ten administrative divisions and hundreds of populated places have had their names changed or modified as part of derussification. On 19 September 2024, the Verkhovna Rada voted to rename 327 populated places and four raions;[10] the law entered force on 26 September.[11] A draft resolution aiming to rename 83 more populated places that do not correspond with the standards of the Ukrainian language was registered on 21 June 2024.[12]


Administrative divisions

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Raions

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Renamed raions
Oblast Old name New name Law No. applicable Notes
Volyn Oblast Volodymyr-Volynskyi Raion Volodymyr Raion 2405-IX[13] Followed renaming of its administrative center to Volodymyr
Zhytomyr Oblast Novohrad-Volynskyi Raion Zviahel Raion 2780-IX[14] Followed renaming of its administrative center to Zviahel
Dnipropetrovsk Oblast Novomoskovsk Raion Samar Raion 3984-IX[11] Followed renaming of its administrative center to Samar
Kharkiv Oblast Krasnohrad Raion Berestyn Raion Followed renaming of its administrative center to Berestyn
Luhansk Oblast Sievierodonetsk Raion Siverskodonetsk Raion Followed renaming of its administrative center to Siverskodonetsk
Lviv Oblast Chervonohrad Raion Sheptytskyi Raion Followed renaming of its administrative center to Sheptytskyi

Urban districts

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Renamed urban districts
City Old name New name Law No. applicable Notes
Kherson Suvorovskyi District Tsentralnyi District —[15] Previously named after Alexander Suvorov
Odesa Malynovskyi District Khadzhybeiskyi District —[16] Previously named after Rodion Malinovsky
Odesa Suvorovskyi District Peresypskyi District Previously named after Alexander Suvorov

Populated places

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Cherkasy Oblast

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Renamed populated places in Cherkasy Oblast
Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
City Zvenyhorodka Raion Vatutine Bahacheve 3984-IX[11] Previously named after Nikolai Vatutin
Village Zvenyhorodka Raion Hudzivka Gudzivka [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Rural settlement Zvenyhorodka Raion Katerynopil Kalynopil Previously named after Catherine the Great
Village Zolotonosha Raion Kantakuzivka Myrovychi [uk] Previously named after the Russian Imperial major general Foma Kantakuzen [ru]
Village Zolotonosha Raion Novomykolaivka Osavulske [uk] Previously named after Nikolai Golitsyn
Village Zolotonosha Raion Pershe Travnia Kompaniiske [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Zolotonosha Raion Pershotravneve Novyi Kovrai [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Cherkasy Raion Ivanivka Yanychi [uk] Previously named after the leader of a Soviet partisan group Ivan Ivankov
Village Cherkasy Raion Pervomaiske Sosnove [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Cherkasy Raion Chervona Sloboda Sloboda [uk] Old name alluded to the color red

Chernihiv Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Village Nizhyn Raion Pershe Travnia Soniachne [uk] 3984-IX[11] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Pryluky Raion Pershe Travnia Mikhnovske [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Pryluky Raion Chervone Chorne [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Pryluky Raion Yuzhne Svitanok [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Chernihiv Raion Pershe Travnia Zelenyi Hai [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Chernihiv Raion Pushkine Lisove [uk] Previously named after Alexander Pushkin
Village Chernihiv Raion Chysti Luzhi Chysti Luky [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language

Dnipropetrovsk Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Rural settlement Dnipro Raion Horkoho Tytorove [uk] 3984-IX[11] Previously named after Maxim Gorky
Village Dnipro Raion Maivka Kalynove [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Dnipro Raion Oleksandropil Luhove [uk] Previously named after Alexander I of Russia
Village Dnipro Raion Partyzanske Orilske [uk] Previously named after Soviet partisans
Village Dnipro Raion, Liubymivka rural hromada Pershe Travnia Zoriane [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Dnipro Raion, Solone settlement hromada Pershe Travnia Kvitneve [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Kamianske Raion Vesela Roshcha Zelenyi Hai [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Kamianske Raion Pervomaiske Vodiana Balka [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Kamianske Raion Pershe Travnia Bohodarivka [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Kamianske Raion Suvorovske Slobidske [uk] Previously named after Alexander Suvorov
Village Kamianske Raion Chkalovka Chubarivka [uk] Previously named after Valery Chkalov
Village Kryvyi Rih Raion Velyka Kostromka Velyka Dolyna [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Kryvyi Rih Raion Mala Kostromka Mala Dolyna [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Kryvyi Rih Raion Novokurske Shchaslyve [uk] Previously named after the Russian city of Kursk
Village Kryvyi Rih Raion, Apostolove urban hromada Pershe Travnia Kozatskyi Kut [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Kryvyi Rih Raion, Devladove rural hromada Pershe Travnia Kozatska Sloboda [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Kryvyi Rih Raion Spokoistviie Spokii [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Kryvyi Rih Raion Suvorovka Blyzniuky [uk] Previously named after Alexander Suvorov
Village Kryvyi Rih Raion Chervone Pole Pole [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Rural settlement Kryvyi Rih Raion Chervonyi Zaporozhets Vilnyi Zaporozhets [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Kryvyi Rih Raion Chervonyi Yar Yar [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Kryvyi Rih Raion Chkalovka Karachunivka [uk] Previously named after Valery Chkalov
Village Kryvyi Rih Raion Yuzhne Pivdenne [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Nikopol Raion Pershotravneve Mozolevske [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Nikopol Raion Chkalove Volia [uk] Previously named after Valery Chkalov
City Novomoskovsk → Samar Raion Novomoskovsk Samar Previously named after Moscow
Rural settlement Novomoskovsk → Samar Raion Hvardiiske Zarichne Previously named after the Soviet Guards
Village Novomoskovsk → Samar Raion Pershotravenka Liubomyrivka [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Pavlohrad Raion Novomoskovske Nove [uk] Previously named after Moscow
Village Pavlohrad Raion Pervomaiske Sviatotroitske [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Rural settlement Pavlohrad Raion Yurivka Yuriivka Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
City Synelnykove Raion Pershotravensk Shakhtarske Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Synelnykove Raion Vozvratne Tsybuliany [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Synelnykove Raion Voronizke Serednia Tersa [uk] Previously named after the Russian city of Voronezh
Village Synelnykove Raion Hryhorivka Bunchuzhne [uk] Previously named after Grigory Petrovsky
Rural settlement Synelnykove Raion Ilarionove Yavornytske [uk] Previously named after Illarion Vorontsov-Dashkov
Village Synelnykove Raion, Vasylkivka settlement hromada Krasne Dolyna [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Synelnykove Raion Novopavlohradske Novomatviivske [uk] Previously named after Paul I of Russia
Rural settlement Synelnykove Raion Pervomaiske Dobrychi [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Synelnykove Raion Pervomaiske Korzhove [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Synelnykove Raion Pershotravneve Zlahoda [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Synelnykove Raion Yanvarske Sichneve [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language

Donetsk Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Rural settlement Bakhmut Raion Petrivka Novospaske 3984-IX[11] Previously named after the Russian Imperial statesman Pyotr Passek [ru]
Village Volnovakha Raion Iskra Andriivka-Klevtsove [uk] Previously named after Iskra
Village Volnovakha Raion Krasna Poliana Nova Karakuba Old name alluded to the color red
Village Volnovakha Raion Petrivske Davydovske [uk]
Village Horlivka Raion Orlovo-Ivanivka Sulynivka [uk] Previously named after Alexei Orlov
Rural settlement Horlivka Raion Moskovske Kulykivske Previously named after Moscow
Rural settlement Donetsk Raion Kuteinykove Popova Balka
Rural settlement Donetsk Raion Novomoskovske Tykhe [uk] Previously named after Moscow
Village Kalmiuske Raion Vaniushkyne Frolivske [uk]
Village Kalmiuske Raion Michurine Hrintal [uk] Previously named after Ivan Michurin
Village Kalmiuske Raion, Boikivske settlement hromada Pervomaiske[a] Kamianuvate [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Kalmiuske Raion, Boikivske settlement hromada Pervomaiske[b] Chorne [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Kalmiuske Raion, Novoazovsk urban hromada Pervomaiske Palanka [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Kalmiuske Raion, Kalmiuske urban hromada Petrivske Stakhivske [uk]
Village Kalmiuske Raion, Starobesheve settlement hromada Petrivske Zvytiazhne [uk]
Rural settlement Kramatorsk Raion Andriivka Sukhanivka Previously named after the collective farm owner Andrii Petrunchyk
Village Kramatorsk Raion Nadezhdivka Nadiia [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Mariupol Raion Zoria Afiny Previously named after the red star
Rural settlement Mariupol Raion Nikolske Mykilske Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Mariupol Raion Pervomaiske Domakha [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Rural settlement Pokrovsk Raion Voskhod Skhidne [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Rural settlement Pokrovsk Raion Zhelanne Blahodatne Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Pokrovsk Raion Zhelanne Pershe Bazhane Pershe Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Pokrovsk Raion Zhelanne Druhe Bazhane Druhe Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Pokrovsk Raion Krasnohorivka Yasnohorivka Old name alluded to the color red
Rural settlement Pokrovsk Raion Krasnoiarske Chernihivka [uk] Previously named after the Russian city of Krasnoyarsk
Village Pokrovsk Raion Kutuzovka Stepy [uk] Previously named after Mikhail Kutuzov
Rural settlement Pokrovsk Raion Lastochkyne Krynychne
Village Pokrovsk Raion Moskovske Kozatske Previously named after Moscow
Rural settlement Pokrovsk Raion Nadezhdynka Nadiivka [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Pokrovsk Raion Nykanorivka Zapovidne [uk] Previously named after a revolutionary committee leader Nykanor Skoryk
Village Pokrovsk Raion Novyi Trud Vidrodzhennia [uk] Old name alluded to communist symbolism of socialist labor
Village Pokrovsk Raion Novozhelanne Bazhane Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Pokrovsk Raion, Bilozerske urban hromada Pervomaiske Myrove [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Pokrovsk Raion, Ocheretyne settlement hromada Pervomaiske Avdiivske Old name alluded to the First of May
Rural settlement Pokrovsk Raion Pershe Travnia Leontovychi Old name alluded to the First of May
Rural settlement Pokrovsk Raion Pushkine Chumatske [uk] Previously named after Alexander Pushkin
Rural settlement Pokrovsk Raion Sieverne Pivnichne Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Pokrovsk Raion Skuchne Soniachne Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Pokrovsk Raion Suvorove Zatyshok Previously named after Alexander Suvorov
Village Pokrovsk Raion, Selydove urban hromada Yurivka Yuriivka [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language

Kharkiv Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Rural settlement Bohodukhiv Raion Horkoho Shchaslyve [uk] 3984-IX[11] Previously named after Maxim Gorky
Village Bohodukhiv Raion Michurinske Symyrenkivske [uk] Previously named after Ivan Michurin
Village Bohodukhiv Raion Pervukhynka Lisove [uk] Previously named after the Bolshevik K. Pervukhin
Rural settlement Bohodukhiv Raion, Bohodukhiv urban hromada Pershotravneve Mandrychyne [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Rural settlement Bohodukhiv Raion, Zolochiv settlement hromada Pershotravneve Ridne [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Bohodukhiv Raion Pershotravneve Karlivka [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Bohodukhiv Raion, Zolochiv settlement hromada Oleksandrivka Klynova-Novoselivka [uk] Previously named after Alexander II of Russia
Village Bohodukhiv Raion Tsepochkyne Bardakivka [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Izium Raion Pervomaiske Yanokhine [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Rural settlement Izium Raion Pershotravneve Stepy [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Izium Raion Pershotravneve Zatyshne [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Izium Raion Chervonyi Shliakh Siverske [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
City Krasnohrad → Berestyn Raion Krasnohrad Berestyn Old name alluded to the color red
Village Krasnohrad → Berestyn Raion, Zachepylivka settlement hromada Pershotravneve Molodizhne [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Krasnohrad → Berestyn Raion, Krasnohrad urban hromada Pershotravneve Myrne [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Krasnohrad → Berestyn Raion Oliinyky Motuzivka [uk] Previously named after the Communist soldier P. Oliinyk
Village Kupiansk Raion Pervomaiske Myrne [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Kupiansk Raion Pershotravneve Manuilivka [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
City Lozova Raion Pervomaiskyi Zlatopil Old name alluded to the First of May
Rural settlement Lozova Raion Paniutyne Lymanivka Previously named after the Russian Imperial major general Vasily Panyutin [ru]
Rural settlement Kharkiv Raion Pershotravneve Naukove [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Kharkiv Raion Stara Moskovka Dzherelne [uk] Previously named after Moscow
Village Chuhuiv Raion Korobochkyne Korobchyne [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Chuhuiv Raion, Zmiiv urban hromada Pershotravneve Veleten [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Chuhuiv Raion, Pechenihy settlement hromada Pershotravneve Zatoka [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Rural settlement Chuhuiv Raion Chkalovske Prolisne Previously named after Valery Chkalov

Kherson Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Village Beryslav Raion Krasnoliubetsk Kokhanivka [uk] 3984-IX[11] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Beryslav Raion Maksyma Horkoho Sahaidachne [uk] Previously named after Maxim Gorky
Village Beryslav Raion Nova Kaluha Mykhailiv [uk] Previously named after the Russian city of Kaluga
Village Beryslav Raion Nova Kaluha Druha Novomykhailiv [uk] Previously named after the Russian city of Kaluga
Village Beryslav Raion Olhyne Olzhyne Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Beryslav Raion Pershotravneve Vilne [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Beryslav Raion Potiomkyne Nezlamne [uk] Previously named after Grigory Potemkin
Village Beryslav Raion Chkalove Stiike [uk] Previously named after Valery Chkalov
Rural settlement Henichesk Raion Komunarske Kozatske [uk] Previously named after the Communards
Village Henichesk Raion Chkalove Dornburh [uk] Previously named after Valery Chkalov
Village Kakhovka Raion Kniaze-Hryhorivka Kozatska Sloboda [uk] Previously named after Grigory Potemkin
Village Kakhovka Raion Nadezhdivka Nadiivka [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Kakhovka Raion Pervomaivka Tykhyi Lyman [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Rural settlement Kakhovka Raion Pytomnyk Chumatske [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Skadovsk Raion Maksyma Horkoho Shchaslyve [uk] Previously named after Maxim Gorky
Village Skadovsk Raion Novorosiiske Siabry [uk] Previously named after Novorossiya
Village Skadovsk Raion Suvorovka Chumaky [uk] Previously named after Alexander Suvorov
Rural settlement Kherson Raion Pervomaiske Nezlamne [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Rural settlement Kherson Raion Poima Zaplava Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language

Khmelnytskyi Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Village Kamianets-Podilskyi Raion Chervona Dibrova Zavalivska Dibrova [uk] 3984-IX[11] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Khmelnytskyi Raion Kushnyrivka Kushnirivka [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Khmelnytskyi Raion Kushnyrivska Slobidka Kushnirivska Slobidka [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Khmelnytskyi Raion Pershotravneve Berezivka [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Khmelnytskyi Raion Rosiiska Buda Rozsokhska Buda [uk] Previously named after Russia
Village Khmelnytskyi Raion Chervona Dubyna Turshchyna [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Khmelnytskyi Raion Chervonyi Sluch Slutske [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Shepetivka Raion Smorshky Zmorshky [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Shepetivka Raion, Bilohiria settlement hromada Chervone Kalynove [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Shepetivka Raion, Polonne urban hromada Chervone Andriivka [uk] Old name alluded to the color red

Kirovohrad Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Rural settlement Kropyvnytskyi Raion Yelyzavethradka Haidamatske 3984-IX[11] Previously named after Elizabeth of Russia
Rural settlement Kropyvnytskyi Raion Novhorodka Kamianets Previously named after the Russian city of Novgorod
Village Kropyvnytskyi Raion Pershe Travnia Zdorivka Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Kropyvnytskyi Raion Pershotravenka Ternove [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Rural settlement Kropyvnytskyi Raion Pershotravneve Pelaheivka [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Novoukrainka Raion Pervomaisk Stantsiia Tashlyk [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Novoukrainka Raion Pervomaiske Valuivka [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Rural settlement Oleksandriia Raion Balakhivka Inhuletske Previously named after the Soviet military leader Artem Balakhov
Village Oleksandriia Raion Pershotravneve Starohannivka [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May

Kyiv Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
City Boryspil Raion Pereiaslav-Khmelnytskyi Pereiaslav 251-IX[17] Renamed due to the old name's history in the Pereiaslav Agreement promoting Russo-Ukrainian solidarity;[18] subsequently the original name was returned
Village Bila Tserkva Raion Pershe Travnia Roska [uk] 3984-IX[11] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Bila Tserkva Raion Pershotravneve Vyhovske [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Bila Tserkva Raion Chervoni Yary Khreshchatyi Yar [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Boryspil Raion Pershe Travnia Kniazhe [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Brovary Raion Peremozhets Sotnytske [uk] Previously named after victory
Village Brovary Raion Pershe Travnia Dymivka [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Brovary Raion Pershotravneve Dymivske [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Vyshhorod Raion Chkalovka Vyshova [uk] Previously named after Valery Chkalov
Village Obukhiv Raion Krasna Slobidka Slobidka [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Obukhiv Raion Pershe Travnia Hudymove [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Fastiv Raion Hvardiiske Kozatske [uk] Previously named after the Soviet Guards


Luhansk Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
City Alchevsk Raion Pervomaisk Sokolohirsk 3984-IX[11] Old name alluded to the First of May
Rural settlement Alchevsk Raion Komisarivka Holubivka [uk] Previously named after the Commissar
Rural settlement Dovzhansk Raion Krasnodarskyi Prykordonne Previously named after the Russian city of Krasnodar
City Luhansk Raion Molodohvardiisk Otamanivka Previously named after the Young Guard
Rural settlement Luhansk Raion Cheliuskinets Tytarenkove Previously named after Semyon Chelyuskin
Village Svatove Raion Anoshkyne Starovirove [uk]
Village Svatove Raion Zhovtneve Lemziakivka [uk] Previously named after the October Revolution
Village Svatove Raion Nevske Balka Zhuravka Previously named after the Neva River
Village Svatove Raion Nianchyne (Нянчине) Nianchyne [uk] (Няньчине) Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Svatove Raion Rodnychky Krynychky [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
City Sievierodonetsk → Siverskodonetsk Raion Sievierodonetsk Siverskodonetsk Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Sievierodonetsk → Siverskodonetsk Raion Yepifanivka Yepyfanivka [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Sievierodonetsk → Siverskodonetsk Raion Nova Astrakhan Huziivka [uk] Previously named after the Russian city of Astrakhan
Village Starobilsk Raion Krasne Pole Marynopil [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Starobilsk Raion Novoastrakhanske Novoslobidske [uk] Previously named after the Russian city of Astrakhan
Rural settlement Starobilsk Raion Novopskov Aidar Previously named after the Russian city of Pskov
Village Starobilsk Raion Novorozsosh Plotyna [uk] Previously named after the Russian city of Rossosh
Village Starobilsk Raion Pantiukhyne Pantiushyne [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Starobilsk Raion Pervomaisk Popivka [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Starobilsk Raion Pervomaiske Stepkove [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Starobilsk Raion Polovynkyne Tolokivka [uk]
Village Starobilsk Raion Teviasheve Horikhove [uk]
Village Starobilsk Raion Fartukivka Fartukhivka [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Shchastia Raion Artema Liubomyrivka Previously named after Fyodor Sergeyev (Artem)

Lviv Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Village Zolochiv Raion Kizia (Кіз'я) Kizia (Кізя) 3984-IX[11] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Zolochiv Raion Pidhorodne Pidhorodnie [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Zolochiv Raion Chervone Halytske [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Zolochiv Raion Chishky Chyshky [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Lviv Raion Honchary Honchari [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Lviv Raion Krasichyn Krasychyn [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Stryi Raion Lystvianyi (Листв'яний) Lystvianyi [uk] (Листвяний) Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
City Chervonohrad → Sheptytskyi Raion Chervonohrad Sheptytskyi Old name alluded to the color red
Village Yavoriv Raion Iordanivka Yordanivka [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language

Mykolaiv Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Village Bashtanka Raion Novorosiiske Kozatske [uk] 3984-IX[11] Previously named after Novorossiya
Village Bashtanka Raion Pershotravneve Myrne [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Bashtanka Raion, Bashtanka urban hromada Chervonyi Stav Sukhyi Stav [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Bashtanka Raion, Bereznehuvate settlement hromada Chervonyi Stav Tykhyi Stav [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Bashtanka Raion Chervonyi Yar Ternovyi Yar [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Bashtanka Raion Chervonopillia Krasnopillia [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Bashtanka Raion Yurivka Yuriivka [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Voznesensk Raion Pershotravnivka Kvitkove [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Voznesensk Raion Pryiut Maliovnyche [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Voznesensk Raion Uralske Slavne [uk] Previously named after the Ural Mountains
Village Voznesensk Raion Tsaredarivka Velykozabolotne [uk] Previously named after the Tsar
Rural settlement Mykolaiv Raion Hreihove Myroliubove [uk] Previously named after Aleksey Greig
Village Mykolaiv Raion Suvorovka Dykyi Khutir [uk] Previously named after Alexander Suvorov
Village Pervomaisk Raion Hrazhdanivka Levytske [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Pervomaisk Raion Krasnivka Luchkivka [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Pervomaisk Raion Krasnopil Chaikivka [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Pervomaisk Raion Michurine Symyrenky [uk] Previously named after Ivan Michurin
Village Pervomaisk Raion Yurivka Yuriivka [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
City Voznesensk Raion Yuzhnoukrainsk Pivdennoukrainsk 4007-IX[19] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language

Odesa Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Village Berezivka Raion Andriievo-Ivanivka Chernove [uk] 3984-IX[11] Previously named after Andrei Ivanov
Rural settlement Berezivka Raion Petrivka Buialyk Previously named after Grigory Petrovsky
Village Berezivka Raion Sukhyi Ovrah Sukhyi Yar [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi Raion Zoria Kamchyk [uk] Previously named after the red star
Village Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi Raion Mykolaivka-Novorosiiska Bairamcha [uk] Previously named after Novorossiya
Rural settlement Bolhrad Raion Berezyne Soborne Previously named after the Berezina River, the site of the Battle of Berezina
Rural settlement Bolhrad Raion Borodino Budzhak Previously named after the Russian village of Borodino, the site of the Battle of Borodino
Village Bolhrad Raion Maloiaroslavets Pershyi Prykordonne [uk] Previously named after the Russian village of Maloyaroslavets, the site of the Battle of Maloyaroslavets
Village Bolhrad Raion Maloiaroslavets Druhyi Yaroslavove [uk] Previously named after the Russian village of Maloyaroslavets, the site of the Battle of Maloyaroslavets
Village Bolhrad Raion Nove Tarutyne Novodolynske [uk] Previously named after the Russian village of Tarutino, the site of the Battle of Tarutino
Village Bolhrad Raion Roshcha Novyi Paryzh [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Rural settlement Bolhrad Raion Tarutyne Bessarabske Previously named after the Russian village of Tarutino, the site of the Battle of Tarutino
Village Izmail Raion Pershotravneve Vyshneve [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Rural settlement Izmail Raion Suvorove Katlabuh Previously named after Alexander Suvorov
Village Odesa Raion Hvardiiske Zmiienkove [uk] Previously named after the Communist Guard
Village Odesa Raion Pershotravneve Prychornomorske [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Podilsk Raion Tkachenka Orlivske [uk] Previously named after the Bolshevik P. Tkachenko
Village Rozdilna Raion Andriievo-Ivanove Svitanok [uk] Previously named after Andrei Ivanov
Village Rozdilna Raion Miliardivka (Міліардівка) Miliardivka [uk] (Мільярдівка) Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Rozdilna Raion Pervomaiske Bolharka Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Rozdilna Raion, Zakharivka settlement hromada Pershe Travnia Shchaslyve [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Rozdilna Raion, Rozdilna urban hromada Pershe Travnia Moldovanka [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Rozdilna Raion Pershotravneve Hurivske [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Rozdilna Raion Rosiianivka Kozatske [uk] Previously named after Russia
Village Rozdilna Raion Starostyne Starosillia [uk] Previously named after the Bolshevik Pyotr Starostin [uk]
City Odesa Raion Yuzhne Pivdenne 4008-IX[20] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language

Poltava Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Village Kremenchuk Raion Novomoskovske Loza [uk] 3984-IX[11] Previously named after Moscow
Village Lubny Raion Oleksiivka Kalynivka [uk] Previously named after the Russian Imperial statesman Aleksey Teplov [ru]
Village Lubny Raion Pershotravneve Perevidne [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Lubny Raion Chervoni Polohy Polohy [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Rural settlement Myrhorod Raion Dekabrystiv Myrne [uk] Previously named after the Decembrist revolt
Village Myrhorod Raion Pershotravneve Petrenky [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Poltava Raion Pervomaiske Huliaistep [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Poltava Raion, Zinkiv urban hromada Pershotravneve Prylivshchyna [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Poltava Raion, Chutove settlement hromada Pershotravneve Maidan [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Poltava Raion Chervona Dolyna Dolynne [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Poltava Raion Chkalove Yednannia [uk] Previously named after Valery Chkalov

Rivne Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Village Dubno Raion Moskovshchyna Shchaslyve [uk] 3984-IX[11] Previously named after Moscow
Village Dubno Raion Miatyn (Мятин) Miatyn [uk] (М'ятин) Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Dubno Raion Prydorozhne Prydorozhnie [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language

Sumy Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Village Shostka Raion Moskovske Kyivske [uk] 3213-IX[21] Old name was based on the name of Moscow, the capital of Russia
Rural settlement Konotop Raion Pytomnyk Sadove [uk] 3984-IX[11] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Konotop Raion Pershotravneve Dibrova [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Konotop Raion Yurieve Yuriieve [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Okhtyrka Raion Pershotravneve Boromelske [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Romny Raion Vasylivka Zarudne [uk] Previously named after the Bolshevik Vasyl Yaremenko
Village Romny Raion Zhytne Zhytnie [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Romny Raion Lukashove Lukasheve [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Romny Raion Moskovske Myrne [uk] Previously named after Moscow
Village Romny Raion Chervona Dolyna Dolynske [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Romny Raion Chervonohirka Masoniv [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Sumy Raion Zelena Roshcha Zelena Dibrova [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Sumy Raion Moskalivshchyna Zhuravlyne [uk] Previously named after Moscow
Village Sumy Raion Moskovskyi Bobryk Lebedynyi Bobryk [uk] Previously named after Moscow
Village Sumy Raion, Mykolaivka settlement hromada Pershe Travnia Khutir [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Sumy Raion, Khotin settlement hromada Pershe Travnia Novokostiantynivka [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Rural settlement Sumy Raion Pershotravneve Andriivske [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Sumy Raion Pershotravneve Klenove [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
City Shostka Raion Druzhba Khutir-Mykhailivskyi Previously named after the Friendship of peoples
Village Shostka Raion Maiske Zelene [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Shostka Raion Olhyne Olzhyne [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Shostka Raion Pervomaiske Yanivka [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Shostka Raion Pershe Travnia Yaniv Khutir [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May

Ternopil Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Village Ternopil Raion Hvardiiske Hnylovody 3984-IX[11] Previously named after the Soviet Guards
Village Ternopil Raion Pidhorodne Pidhorodnie Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language

Vinnytsia Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Rural settlement Haisyn Raion Pervomaiske Hadai [uk] 3212-IX[22] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Vinnytsia Raion Dorozhne Dorozhnie [uk] 3984-IX[11] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Vinnytsia Raion Nekrasove Yuzvyn [uk] Previously named after Nikolay Nekrasov
Village Mohyliv-Podilskyi Raion Dzyhivka Dzygivka Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Tulchyn Raion Krasne Shchaslyve [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Rural settlement Tulchyn Raion Pestelia Kiltiava [uk] Previously named after Pavel Pestel
Village Tulchyn Raion Suvorovske Podilske [uk] Previously named after Alexander Suvorov
Village Khmilnyk Raion Olhyne Olzhyne [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Rural settlement Khmilnyk Raion Pervomaiske Postolove [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May

Volyn Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
City Volodymyr-Volynskyi → Volodymyr Raion Volodymyr-Volynskyi Volodymyr 1959-IX[23] Old name was given to avoid confusion with the city of Vladimir in the Russian language; the original name was returned
Village Kovel Raion Pidhorodne Pidhorodnie [uk] 3984-IX[11] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Kovel Raion Rohovi Smoliary Rohovi Smoliari [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Kovel Raion Smoliary-Svitiazki Smoliari-Svitiazki [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Kovel Raion Stolynski Smoliary Stolynski Smoliari [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language

Zakarpattia Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Village Tiachiv Raion Lopukhiv Brustury 3214-IX[24] Renamed by Russia; original name was returned[25]
Village Berehove Raion Pushkino Mizhlisne [uk] 3984-IX[11] Previously named after Alexander Pushkin
Village Tiachiv Raion Peshchera Pechera [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Uzhhorod Raion Kybliary Kybliari [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Uzhhorod Raion Chertezh Chertizh [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language

Zaporizhzhia Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
Village Melitopol Raion Novhorodkivka Chekhohrad [uk] 3209-IX[26] Renamed by Russia; original name was returned
Village Vasylivka Raion Michurina Symyrenkove [uk] 3984-IX[11] Previously named after Ivan Michurin
Village Zaporizhzhia Raion Moskovka Adrianivka [uk] Previously named after Moscow
Village Melitopol Raion Hvardiiske Dvanadtsiate [uk] Previously named after the Soviet Guard
Rural settlement Melitopol Raion Maksyma Horkoho Koshove [uk] Previously named after Maxim Gorky
Village Melitopol Raion Mordvynivka Molochne [uk] Previously named after the Mordvins
Rural settlement Melitopol Raion Peremozhne Sichove [uk] Previously named after victory
Village Melitopol Raion Pershotravneve Kalnyshevske [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Melitopol Raion, Oleksandrivka rural hromada Chkalove Sviatotroitske [uk] Previously named after Valery Chkalov
Village Melitopol Raion, Chkalove rural hromada Chkalove Havrylivka [uk] Previously named after Valery Chkalov
Village Polohy Raion Kutuzivka Petershahen (Петерсгаген) Previously named after Mikhail Kutuzov
Village Polohy Raion Pershotravneve Malyi Verder [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Polohy Raion Chervone Vysoke [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Polohy Raion Chkalova Merezhne [uk] Previously named after Valery Chkalov

Zhytomyr Oblast

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Type Raion Old Name New Name Law No. Applicable Notes
City Novohrad-Volynskyi → Zviahel Raion Novohrad-Volynskyi Zviahel 2779-IX[27] Old name given after Ukraine became a part of the Russian Empire; the original name was returned
Rural settlement Berdychiv Raion Pershotravneve Lebedynske [uk] 3984-IX[11] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Berdychiv Raion Pidhorodne Pidhorodnie [uk] Old name did not conform with norms of the Ukrainian language
Village Zhytomyr Raion Zhovtnivka Polishchuky [uk] Previously named after the October Revolution
Village Zhytomyr Raion, Khoroshiv settlement hromada Krasnohirka Hranitne [uk] Old name alluded to the color red
Village Zhytomyr Raion Peremoha Didushanka [uk] Previously named after victory
Rural settlement Zviahel Raion Pershotravensk Portselianove Old name alluded to the First of May
Rural settlement Korosten Raion Pershotravneve Kvartsytne Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Korosten Raion, Malyn urban hromada Pershotravneve Temianets [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May
Village Korosten Raion, Ushomyr rural hromada Pershotravneve Zatyshok [uk] Old name alluded to the First of May


See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ Code UA14100010300095728
  2. ^ Code UA14100010290072884

References

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  18. ^ Пояснювальна записка про перейменування міста Переяслав-Хмельницький Київської області [Explanatory note on renaming the city of Pereiaslav-Khmelnytskyi, Kyiv Oblast] (RTF). Official Website of the Parliament of Ukraine (in Ukrainian). 25 September 2019. Retrieved 19 October 2024. Український інститут національної пам'яті підтримує пропозицію про повернення місту Переяслав-Хмельницький його історичної назви Переяслав. Повернення місту його історичної назви сприятиме відновленню національної пам'яті українського суспільства, а також подоланню історичних міфів про «споконвічне прагнення українського народу до возз'єднання з російським народом», що втілилося у «возз'єднання України та Росії» на Переяславській раді 1654 р. [Ukrainian Institute of National Memory supports the proposal to return the city of Pereiaslav-Khmelnytskyi its historic name Pereiaslav. Returning the city to its historic name will contribute to the restoration of the national memory of the Ukrainian society, as well as overcoming historical myths about "the primordial desire of the Ukrainian people to reunite with the Russian people", which was embodied in the "reunification of Ukraine and Russia" at the Pereiaslav Council in 1654]
  19. ^ Про перейменування міста Южноукраїнськ Вознесенського району Миколаївської області на місто Південноукраїнськ [On renaming the city of Yuzhnoukrainsk, Voznesensk Raion, Mykolaiv Oblast to the city of Pivdennoukrainsk]. Official Website of the Parliament of Ukraine (in Ukrainian). 9 October 2024. Retrieved 18 October 2024.
  20. ^ Про перейменування міста Южне Одеського району Одеської області на місто Південне [On renaming the city of Yuzhne, Odesa Raion, Odesa Oblast to the city of Pivdenne]. Official Website of the Parliament of Ukraine (in Ukrainian). 9 October 2024. Retrieved 18 October 2024.
  21. ^ Про перейменування села Московське Шосткинського району Сумської області [On renaming the village of Moskovske, Shostka Raion, Sumy Oblast]. Official Website of the Parliament of Ukraine (in Ukrainian). 29 June 2023. Retrieved 18 October 2024.
  22. ^ Про перейменування селища Первомайське Гайсинського району Вінницької області [On renaming the rural settlement of Pervomaiske, Haisyn Raion, Vinnytsia Oblast]. Official Website of the Parliament of Ukraine (in Ukrainian). 29 June 2023. Retrieved 18 October 2024.
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  26. ^ Про перейменування села Новгородківка Мелітопольського району Запорізької області [On renaming the village of Novhorodkivka, Melitopol Raion, Zaporizhzhia Oblast]. Official Website of the Parliament of Ukraine (in Ukrainian). 29 June 2023. Retrieved 18 October 2024.
  27. ^ Про перейменування міста Новоград-Волинський Новоград-Волинського району Житомирської області [On renaming the city of Novohrad-Volynskyi, Novohrad-Volynskyi Raion, Zhytomyr Oblast]. Official Website of the Parliament of Ukraine (in Ukrainian). 16 November 2022. Retrieved 18 October 2024.
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