Kamianske, Zakarpattia Oblast
Place in Zakarpattia Oblast, Ukraine
Kamianske Кам'янське | |
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 Coat of arms | |
48°16′00″N 22°57′00″E / 48.26667°N 22.95000°E / 48.26667; 22.95000 | |
| Country |  Ukraine |
| Oblast |  Zakarpattia Oblast |
| Raions | Berehove Raion |
| Elevation | 135 m (443 ft) |
| Population | |
| • Total | 1,482 (2,021 census) |
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Kamianske is a locality in western Ukraine. It is in the Berehove Raion of the Zakarpattia Oblast, but formerly administered as part of Irshava Raion. Kamyanske is also known as Kam'yans'ke (Ukrainian), Beregkövesd (Hungarian), Kivjažď (Slovakian), Kamenskoye (Russian), Kamenka, Kivyazhd, Kamjanske, and Szilicekövesd.[1]
It was formerly part of Czechoslovakia until 1945.
References
- ^ JewishGen Communities Database
External links
- JewishGen Locality Page - Kamyanske, Ukraine
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Administrative divisions of Zakarpattia Oblast
Administrative center: Uzhhorod
- Berehove
- Khust
- Mukachevo
- Rakhiv
- Tiachiv
- Uzhhorod
- Baranyntsi
- Batiovo
- Bedevlia
- Berehove
- Bilky
- Bohdan
- Bushtyno
- Chop
- Chynadiiovo
- Dovhe
- Drahovo
- Dubove
- Dubrynychi
- Horinchovo
- Horonda
- Irshava
- Ivanivtsi
- Kamianske
- Keretsky
- Kholomok
- Khust
- Kolchyno
- Kolochava
- Korolevo
- Koson
- Kostryna
- Mizhhiria
- Mukachevo
- Nelipyno
- Neresnytsia
- Nyzhni Vorota
- Onokivtsi
- Perechyn
- Poliana
- Pyiterfolvo
- Pylypets
- Rakhiv
- Serednie
- Siurte
- Solotvyno
- Stavne
- Svaliava
- Synevyr
- Teresva
- Tiachiv
- Turi Remety
- Uhlia
- Ust-Chorna
- Uzhhorod
- Velyka Bihan
- Velyka Dobron
- Velyki Berehy
- Velyki Luchky
- Velyki Bereznyi
- Velykyi Bychkiv
- Verkhni Koropets
- Vilkhivtsi
- Volovets
- Vylok
- Vynohradiv
- Vyshkovo
- Yasinia
- Zarichia
- Zhdeniievo
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