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Soborne (Ukrainian: Соборне),
formerly known as
Berezyne (Ukrainian: Березине; Romanian: Berezina; Russian: Березино), is a
rural settlement in Bolhrad...
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Berezina Feminine form of the
surname Berezin Soborne, a
village in
Ukraine known as
Berezina in
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Soborne (Ukrainian: Соборне) is a
village in
Baikivtsi rural hromada,
Ternopil Raion,
Ternopil Oblast, Ukraine.
Known from the late 17th century. Names:...
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hromada consists of
three rural settlement (Bessarabske, Serpneve,
Soborne) and 13 villages:
Kalachivka Krasne Luzhanka Maloyaroslavets Druhyi Maloyaroslavets...
- Harkavec [uk] 12.5 Vasylivka [uk] 12.5 Olenivka [uk] 12.0 Kisivka [uk] 12.0
Soborne 11.8 Dmitrivka [uk] 11.1 Hodyn [uk] 10.0 Skelky [uk] 10.0 Konovalik [uk]...
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Proshova Romanivka Seredynky Shliakhtyntsi Skomorokhy Smolianka Smykivtsi Soborne Stehnykivtsi Stupky Teofilivka Tovstoluh Velyka Luka
Velyki Hayi Velykyi...
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Previously named after Novorossiya Rural settlement Bolhrad Raion Berezyne Soborne Previously named after the
Berezina River, the site of the
Battle of Berezina...
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Illichivka Okhtyrka Raion Myrne ПВРУ 1037-VIII
village Pioner Okhtyrka Raion Soborne ПВРУ 1377-VIII
village Oktiabrske Putyvl Raion Zarichne ПВРУ 1037-VIII...
- Hai-Shevchenkivski
Dubivtsi Kurnyky Lozova Okhrymivtsi Romanivka Romanove Selo
Soborne Stehnykivtsi Stupky Cherneliv-Ruskyi
Shliakhtyntsi Чисельність наявного...
- 286 km on land, 64,965 km on
river and 28.3 km on lake. On 4 May 1992, in
Soborne, the
Berezyn border control detachment was
established in the wake of Transnistrian...
