- A
khutor (/ˈxuːtər/; Russian: хутор, IPA: [ˈxutər]) or
khutir (Ukrainian: хутiр, IPA: [ˈxutʲir]) is a type of
rural locality in some
countries of Eastern...
- The Karpenko-Karyi
State Museum-Reserve "
Khutir Nadiia" is a
national historic site of
Ukraine that was
established on a
territory of
estate that belonged...
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selyshches The
khutir (хутір) and
stanytsia (станиця) are not part of the
administrative division any longer,
primarily due to collectivization.
Khutirs were very...
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Khutir-Mykhailivskyi (Ukrainian: Хутір-Михайлівський),
between 1962–2024
known as
Druzhba (Ukrainian: Дружба, lit. 'Friendship'), is a
small city in the...
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Chervonyi Khutir (Ukrainian: Червоний хутір, pronunciation) is the
terminus station of the Kyiv Metro's Syretsko-Pecherska Line. It
opened on May 23, 2008...
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Chervonyi Khutir (Ukrainian: Червоний Хутір) is a
historic neighbourhood in the
Darnytskyi District of Kyiv, the
capital of Ukraine. It is
located between...
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Irpin were the
villages of
Romanivka and
khutir Liubka. In the 19th
century Severynivka village, and
khutirs Rudnia and
Stoianka appeared.
Irpin was formed...
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include several neighboring rural settlements (villages,
khutirs, slobodas).
Ukrainian khutirs were destro**** in 1930s–1940s
during the
Soviet occupation...
- a very
small village such as a
hamlet usually is
called a
selyshche or
khutir.
There also
existed such
places like volia, sloboda, huta, buda, and others...
- Metro—Kharkivske Depot—was opened. In
September 2005,
construction began on
Chervonyi Khutir station, the last
station on the M3 line. In
April 2007, the
Mayor of Kyiv...
