- in
Romanian and Hungarian)
Krainykovo (Romanian: Crăinicești,
formerly Steblivka between 1919–1938 and 1945–1946, Hungarian:
Mihalka Dulfalva) Neresnytsia [ro]...
- Hungarian)
Kolodne (Darva in
Romanian and Hungarian)
Krainykovo (formerly
Steblivka between 19120–1938 and 1945–1946, Mihálka in Hungarian,
Crainiceni in...
- Hungary:
Aggtelek Czech Republic: Prague,
Janova hora (Krkonose) Ukraine:
Steblivka, Polonyns'ke
Gospodarstvo Hucul from the Rădăuți stud farm in 1899 A Hucul...
- Oleksandrivka [uk] Osava [uk] Poliana [uk] Rokosovo [uk]
Sokyrnytsia Steblivka [uk] Khustets [uk] Chertizh [uk] "Хустська територіальна громада" [Khust...
-
district (in the
Romanian country)
Church of the
Nativity (
Steblivka) (1797) in the
village of
Steblivka,
Khust district (in the
Rusyn country) St. Michael's...
- Pidtsurkiv [uk] Piatyhory [uk] Sviate [uk] Spasiv [uk]
Stara Moshchanytsia [uk]
Steblivka [uk] Stepanivka [uk] Stupno [uk] Suimy [uk] Uizdtsi [uk] Urvenna [uk]...
