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Bunhe, also
Bunge (Ukrainian: Бунге/Бунґе; Russian: Бунге, romanized: Bunge), also
known as
Yunokomunarivsk (Ukrainian: Юнокомунарівськ; Russian: Юнокоммунаровск)...
- Bunge, Gotland, a
settlement on
Gotland island,
Sweden The
Russian name of
Bunhe,
Ukraine (derived from the surname) Bung (disambiguation)
Bungee (disambiguation)...
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organizations ****ociated with the
Soviet Union. The
renamed cities are Bakhmut,
Bunhe, Chystiakove, Kalmiuske, Khrestivka, Lyman, Myrnohrad, Pokrovsk, Toretsk...
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officially named the Yuny
Kommunar Mine, was a coal mine in the town of
Bunhe in
eastern Ukraine. The mine
first opened in 1912, and was
closed in 2018...
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Ukrainian SSR in an
eastern annex of
Yunkom coal mine, near the town of
Bunhe, city of Yenakiieve, at a
depth of 903 m (2,963 ft) in
between the coal...
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Donetsk 14,634 17,868 −18.10%
Bilytske Білицьке
Donetsk 7,764 10,093 −23.08%
Bunhe Бунге
Donetsk 13,495 17,813 −24.24%
Chasiv Yar Часів Яр
Donetsk 12,250 16...
- Ukraine. The
hromada contains 14 settlements: 2
cities (Yenakiieve and
Bunhe), 3 urban-type
settlements (Druzhne, Korsun, and Sofiivka), 7 villages:...
- po****tion,
which is also the second-highest
percentage recorded (after
Bunhe) in any
major settlement in the region.
Ethnic Ukrainians are the second-largest...
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council Krynychky ПВРУ 1351-VIII city
Yunokomunarivsk Yenakiieve city
council Bunhe ПВРУ 1351-VIII city
Kirovske Kirovsk city
council Khrestivka ПВРУ 1351-VIII...
- –
removed in 1990
Brianka (occupied by pro-Russian separatists)
Brovary Bunhe (occupied by pro-Russian separatists)
Chasiv Yar
Cherkasy –
mounted from...
