A city of regional significance (Ukrainian: місто обласного значення, romanized: misto oblasnoho znachennia) in Ukraine was a type of second-level administrative division or municipality, the other type being raions (districts). In the first-level division of oblasts, they were referred to as cities of oblast significance; in the first-level autonomous republic of Crimea, they were cities of republican significance. The designation was created with the introduction of oblasts in 1932. It was abolished in a 2020 reform that merged raions together and integrated the city municipalities into them.
Such city municipality was complex and usually combined the city proper and adjacent populated places. The city of regional (oblast) significance was governed by a city council known as mis'krada, which was chaired by a mayor. There were instances where a municipality might have included only the city alone (city proper), while in others instances a municipality might have consisted of its own subdivisions such as districts in city, similarly to the cities with special status or even other cities which carried the designation of cities of district significance.
Each region had at least one city of regional significance as its administrative center. A city was usually granted the status for being an economic and cultural center that has a developed industry, utilities, a considerable amount of state provided housing, and a population of over 50,000, and if for further economic and social development of a city it was appropriate to establish a direct management by regional organizations.
In some cases, a city with a population of less than 50,000 could be a city of regional significance if it had industrial, social-cultural, and historical significance, or a propensity for further economical and social development and population increase. These exceptions were usually granted on a decision of the Supreme Council of Ukraine – the Verkhovna Rada.
The city could be divided into districts at the city's authorities' discretion. Along with the raions of a region, the cities of regional significance are the second level of administrative-territorial division of Ukraine. Beside having districts, the city can be divided into various municipal councils (rada, often considered its extended metropolitan area and suburbs) such as smaller city councils, town councils, or rural councils. A city of regional significance can simply be composed of one settlement itself.
In 2012, there were 178 cities of regional significance across the different regions of Ukraine, ranging from the Donetsk Region, which has the highest number of cities at 28. On average there are seven cities in each oblast or Crimea.
List of cities by oblastedit
Population statistics are from the 2001 Ukrainian Census. An asterisk (*) indicates cities that have district division.
. Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (in Ukrainian). Archived from the original on 26 December 2011. Retrieved 25 December 2011.
"On Procedure of settlement of matters of administrative-territorial structure of the Ukrainian SSR". Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (in Ukrainian). Retrieved 6 October 2013.
January 01, 1970
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See also Populated places in Ukraine and List of cities in Ukraine A city of regional significance Ukrainian misto oblasnogo znachennya romanized misto oblasnoho znachennia in Ukraine was a type of second level administrative division or municipality the other type being raions districts In the first level division of oblasts they were referred to as cities of oblast significance in the first level autonomous republic of Crimea they were cities of republican significance The designation was created with the introduction of oblasts in 1932 It was abolished in a 2020 reform that merged raions together and integrated the city municipalities into them Cities of regional significance The cities are marked with Latin alphabet lettering CategorySecond level subdivisionLocation UkraineCreated1932Abolished2020Number182 as of 2015 GovernmentCity councilSubdivisionsUrban districtsCouncils municipalities Such city municipality was complex and usually combined the city proper and adjacent populated places The city of regional oblast significance was governed by a city council known as mis krada which was chaired by a mayor There were instances where a municipality might have included only the city alone city proper while in others instances a municipality might have consisted of its own subdivisions such as districts in city similarly to the cities with special status or even other cities which carried the designation of cities of district significance Contents 1 Definition 2 List of cities by oblast 2 1 Cherkasy Oblast 2 2 Chernihiv Oblast 2 3 Chernivtsi Oblast 2 4 Crimea 2 5 Dnipropetrovsk Oblast 2 6 Donetsk Oblast 2 7 Ivano Frankivsk Oblast 2 8 Kyiv Oblast 2 9 Kirovohrad Oblast 2 10 Kharkiv Oblast 2 11 Kherson Oblast 2 12 Khmelnytskyi Oblast 2 13 Luhansk Oblast 2 14 Lviv Oblast 2 15 Mykolaiv Oblast 2 16 Odesa Oblast 2 17 Poltava Oblast 2 18 Rivne Oblast 2 19 Sumy Oblast 2 20 Ternopil Oblast 2 21 Vinnytsia Oblast 2 22 Volyn Oblast 2 23 Zakarpattia Oblast 2 24 Zaporizhzhia Oblast 2 25 Zhytomyr Oblast 3 See also 4 External linksDefinition editEach region had at least one city of regional significance as its administrative center A city was usually granted the status for being an economic and cultural center that has a developed industry utilities a considerable amount of state provided housing and a population of over 50 000 and if for further economic and social development of a city it was appropriate to establish a direct management by regional organizations In some cases a city with a population of less than 50 000 could be a city of regional significance if it had industrial social cultural and historical significance or a propensity for further economical and social development and population increase These exceptions were usually granted on a decision of the Supreme Council of Ukraine the Verkhovna Rada The city could be divided into districts at the city s authorities discretion Along with the raions of a region the cities of regional significance are the second level of administrative territorial division of Ukraine Beside having districts the city can be divided into various municipal councils rada often considered its extended metropolitan area and suburbs such as smaller city councils town councils or rural councils A city of regional significance can simply be composed of one settlement itself In 2012 there were 178 cities of regional significance across the different regions of Ukraine ranging from the Donetsk Region which has the highest number of cities at 28 On average there are seven cities in each oblast or Crimea List of cities by oblast editPopulation statistics are from the 2001 Ukrainian Census An asterisk indicates cities that have district division small city category Cherkasy Oblast edit Name Year Area km2 Population Density No of settlements Urban Rural a Vatutine 1992 11 20 971 1 906 1 1 b Zolotonosha 1992 45 29 925 665 1 3 c Kaniv 19 17 26 657 1 568 d Smila 19 40 69 720 1 743 1 1 e Uman 19 41 88 735 2 164 f Cherkasy 19 78 296 191 3 797 1 1 Chernihiv Oblast edit Name Year Area km2 Population Density No of settlements Urban Rural a Nizhyn 19 43 76 625 1 782 b Pryluky 19 40 64 861 1 622 c Chernihiv 19 71 304 994 4 296 Chernivtsi Oblast edit Name Year Area km2 Population Density No of settlements Urban Rural a Novodnistrovsk 2000 3 10 342 3 447 b Chernivtsi 19 153 240 621 1 573 Crimea edit Name Year Area km2 Population Density No of settlements Urban Rural a Alushta 1964 600 53 727 90 2 24 b Armiansk 1993 162 26 187 162 1 3 c Krasnoperekopsk 1976 22 31 023 1 410 1 d Dzhankoi 1963 26 43 343 1 667 1 e Yevpatoriia 19 65 120 638 1 856 4 f Kerch 19 108 157 007 1 454 1 g Saky 1979 29 29 416 1 014 1 h Simferopol 19 107 363 597 3 398 5 1 i Sudak 19 539 28 319 53 2 14 j Feodosiia 19 350 108 571 310 6 11 k Yalta 19 283 144 434 510 23 9 Dnipropetrovsk Oblast edit Name Year Area km2 Population Density No of settlements Urban Rural a Vilnohirsk 1990 10 23 782 2 378 b Kamianske 193 150 262 704 1 751 2 1 c Dnipro 19 397 1 080 846 2 723 2 0 d Zhovti Vody 1957 34 54 370 1 599 1 1 e Kryvyi Rih 19 422 712 507 1 688 1 5 f Marhanets 19 36 50 591 1 405 2 1 g Nikopol 1937 50 136 280 2 726 h Novomoskovsk 19 36 72 439 2 012 i Pokrov 19 26 46 532 1 790 3 0 j Pavlohrad 19 59 118 816 2 014 k Pershotravensk 1989 3 29 140 9 713 l Synelnykove 1979 23 32 302 1 404 m Ternivka 1990 18 29 253 1 625 1 1 Donetsk Oblast edit Name Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population Density No of settlements Urban width 10 Rural a Avdiivka Avdiyivka 29 37 210 1 283 b Bakhmut Bahmut 74 113 360 1 532 c Vuhledar Vugledar 5 17 440 3 488 d Horlivka Gorlivka 422 314 660 746 e Debaltseve Debalceve 38 52 214 1 374 f Toretsk Toreck 62 87 024 1 404 g Myrnohrad Mirnograd 23 55 815 2 427 h Dobropillia Dobropillya 20 71 695 3 585 i Dokuchaievsk Dokuchayevsk 119 25 265 212 j Donetsk Doneck 571 1 033 424 1 810 k Druzhkivka Druzhkivka 47 74 901 1 594 l Yenakiieve Yenakiyeve 425 161 535 380 m Zhdanivka Zhdanivka 2 14 793 7 397 n Khrestivka until 2016 Kirovske Hrestivka 7 30 910 4 416 o Kostiantynivka Kostyantinivka 66 95 111 1 441 p Kramatorsk Kramatorsk 356 216 162 607 q Lyman Liman 192 29 610 154 r Pokrovsk Pokrovsk 39 83 251 2 135 s Makiivka Makiyivka 426 432 830 1 016 t Mariupol Mariupol 244 514 548 2 109 u Novohrodivka Novogrodivka 6 17 473 2 912 v Selydove Selidove 108 62 589 580 w Sloviansk Slovyansk 74 146 585 1 981 x Snizhne Snizhne 189 82 609 437 y Torez Torez 105 95 632 911 z Khartsyzk Harcizk 207 114 105 551 aa Shakhtarsk Shahtarsk 51 71 658 1 405 ab Yasynuvata Yasinuvata 19 37 552 1 976 Ivano Frankivsk Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Bolekhiv Bolehiv 300 21 219 71 b Ivano Frankivsk Ivano Frankivsk 84 233 418 2 779 c Kalush Kalush 65 67 902 1 045 d Kolomyia Kolomiya 41 61 989 1 512 e Yaremcha Yaremcha 657 21 450 33 Kyiv Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Boryspil Borispil 20 54 591 2 730 b Berezan Berezan 33 17 367 526 c Bila Tserkva Bila Cerkva 34 200 131 5 886 d Brovary Brovari 34 86 839 2 554 e Vasylkiv Vasilkiv 21 39 722 1 892 f Irpin Irpin 38 101 761 2 678 g Pereiaslav Pereyaslav 32 31 634 989 h Prypiat Prip yat 6 0 0 i Rzhyschiv Rzhishiv 36 8 447 235 j Slavutych Slavutich 21 24 402 1 162 k Fastiv Fastiv 43 51 976 1 209 l Bucha Bucha 26 28 533 1 100 m Obukhiv Obuhiv 24 32 737 1 400 Not shown on map Kirovohrad Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Znamianka Znam yanka 15 35 569 2 371 b Kropyvnytskyi Kropivnickij 103 262 543 2 549 c Oleksandriia Oleksandriya 61 104 461 1 712 d Svitlovodsk Svitlovodsk 45 57 609 1 280 Kharkiv Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Izium Izyum 40 56 114 1 403 b Kupiansk Kup yansk 33 62 620 1 898 c Lozova Lozova 18 73 098 4 061 d Liubotyn Lyubotin 31 26 945 869 e Pervomaiskyi Pervomajskij 30 33 016 1 101 f Kharkiv Harkiv 306 1 470 902 4 807 g Chuhuiv Chuguyiv 13 37 715 2 901 Kherson Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Kakhovka Kahovka 31 38 238 1 233 b Nova Kakhovka Nova Kahovka 223 74 599 335 c Kherson Herson 423 367 188 868 Khmelnytskyi Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Kamianets Podilskyi Kam yanec Podilskij 26 99 610 3 831 b Netishyn Netishin 66 34 340 520 c Slavuta Slavuta 22 34 358 1 562 d Starokostiantyniv Starokostyantiniv 17 35 206 2 071 e Khmelnytskyi Hmelnickij 86 253 994 2 953 f Shepetivka Shepetivka 38 48 212 1 269 Luhansk Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Alchevsk Alchevsk 49 119 193 2 433 b Antratsyt Antracit 61 90 835 1 489 c Brianka Bryanka 64 61 357 959 n Kadiivka Kadiyivka 92 108 266 1 177 d Kirovsk Kirovsk 35 45 012 1 286 e Krasnyi Luch Krasnij Luch 154 145 129 942 f Krasnodon Krasnodon 77 118 168 1 535 g Lysychansk Lisichansk 96 133 258 1 388 h Luhansk Lugansk 286 503 248 1 760 i Pervomaisk Pervomajsk 89 80 622 906 j Rovenky Rovenki 217 91 712 423 k Rubizhne Rubizhne 34 65 322 1 921 l Sverdlovsk Sverdlovsk 84 110 159 1 311 m Sievierodonetsk Syeverodoneck 58 129 752 2 237 Lviv Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Boryslav Borislav 37 40 434 1 093 b Drohobych Drogobich 41 99 982 2 439 c Lviv Lviv 171 758 526 4 436 d Morshyn Morshin 2 6 482 3 241 e Novyi Rozdil Novij Rozdil 8 28 227 3 528 f Sambir Sambir 15 36 556 2 437 g Stryi Strij 17 62 479 3 675 h Truskavets Truskavec 8 31 037 3 880 i Chervonohrad Chervonograd 17 85 359 5 021 Mykolaiv Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Voznesensk Voznesensk 23 42 634 1 854 b Mykolaiv Mikolayiv 260 514 136 1 977 c Ochakiv Ochakiv 13 16 929 1 302 d Pervomaisk Pervomajsk 25 70 170 2 807 e Yuzhnoukrainsk Yuzhnoukrayinsk 24 38 206 1 592 Odesa Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Bilhorod Dnistrovskyi Bilgorod Dnistrovskij 31 58 436 1 885 b Chornomorsk Chornomorsk 25 63 726 2 549 c Izmail Izmayil 53 84 815 1 600 d Odesa Odesa 139 1 029 049 7 403 e Podilsk Podilsk 15 40 718 2 715 f Teplodar Teplodar 3 8 830 2 943 g Yuzhne Yuzhne 9 23 977 2 664 Poltava Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Horishni Plavni Gorishni Plavni 174 54 313 312 b Kremenchuk Kremenchuk 96 234 073 2 438 c Lubny Lubni 30 52 572 1 752 d Myrhorod Mirgorod 29 42 886 1 479 e Poltava Poltava 104 317 998 3 058 Rivne Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Dubno Dubno 27 39 146 1 450 b Ostroh Ostrog 10 14 801 1 480 c Rivne Rivne 58 248 813 4 290 d Varash Varash 4 38 830 9 708 Sumy Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Hlukhiv Gluhiv 84 36 056 429 b Konotop Konotop 103 97 296 945 c Lebedyn Lebedin 167 29 710 178 d Okhtyrka Ohtirka 31 50 713 1 636 e Romny Romni 29 50 929 1 756 f Shostka Shostka 36 87 130 2 420 g Sumy Sumi 146 295 847 2 026 Ternopil Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Ternopil Ternopil 59 227 755 3 860 Vinnytsia Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Vinnytsia Vinnicya 61 356 665 5 847 b Zhmerynka Zhmerinka 18 37 349 2 075 c Koziatyn Kozyatin 9 27 643 3 071 d Ladyzhyn Ladizhin 11 23 456 2 132 e Mohyliv Podilskyi Mogiliv Podilskij 22 33 138 1 506 f Khmilnyk Hmilnik 20 27 898 1 395 Volyn Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Volodymyr Volynskyi Volodimir Volinskij 17 38 256 2 250 b Kovel Kovel 47 66 401 1 413 c Lutsk Luck 42 208 816 4 972 d Novovolynsk Novovolinsk 17 58 688 3 452 Zakarpattia Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Berehove Beregove 15 27 235 1 816 b Mukacheve Mukacheve 28 82 346 2 941 c Uzhhorod Uzhgorod 33 117 317 3 555 d Khust Hust 11 32 348 2 941 e Chop Chop 2 8 919 4 460 Zaporizhzhia Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Berdyansk Berdyansk 83 124 959 1 506 b Enerhodar Energodar 64 56 242 879 c Zaporizhzhia Zaporizhzhya 236 817 882 3 466 d Melitopol Melitopol 42 160 657 3 825 e Tokmak Tokmak 32 36 275 1 134 Zhytomyr Oblast edit Raion or city Raion or city Ukrainian Wikipedia Area km2 Population 1 December 2001 Density people on 1 km2 Centre Important cities a Berdychiv Berdichiv 36 87 575 2 433 b Zhytomyr Zhitomir 61 284 236 4 660 c Korosten Korosten 30 66 669 2 222 d Zviahel Novograd Volinskij 27 56 259 2 084 e Malyn Malin 61 27 083 0 346See also edit nbsp Ukraine portal Administrative divisions of Ukraine City of district significance Ukraine similar category for smaller cities Consolidated city county List of places named after people 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