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Ukraine: Regions on a Map

Locate all 27 regions of Ukraine from highlighted maps.

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  • An unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the north-west.

    Volyn Oblast

  • An unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the north-west.

    Rivne Oblast

  • An unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the far west.

    Zakarpattia Oblast

  • An unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the west.

    Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast

  • An unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the west.

    Ternopil Oblast

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KyivAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a small area in the north, surrounded by a neighbouring region and marked with a ring.
Capital of Ukraine and a city with special status.
Kyiv OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the north.
Administrative centre: Kyiv. The city of Kyiv itself is not part of the oblast.
Lviv OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the north-west.
Administrative centre: Lviv. The historic centre of Lviv is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Volyn OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the north-west.
Administrative centre: Lutsk. It borders both Poland and Belarus.
Rivne OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the north-west.
Administrative centre: Rivne. The Tunnel of Love, a green corridor over a railway line, is near Klevan.
Zakarpattia OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the far west.
Administrative centre: Uzhhorod. The only oblast that borders four countries.
Ivano-Frankivsk OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the west.
Administrative centre: Ivano-Frankivsk. Hoverla, Ukraine's highest peak, stands on its border.
Ternopil OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the west.
Administrative centre: Ternopil. Optymistychna, the world's longest known gypsum cave, is here.
Chernivtsi OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a small area in the west.
Administrative centre: Chernivtsi. The smallest oblast by area.
Khmelnytskyi OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the west, stretched from north to south.
Administrative centre: Khmelnytskyi. Kamianets-Podilskyi and its medieval fortress are here.
Zhytomyr OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the north.
Administrative centre: Zhytomyr. Rocket designer Serhii Korolov was born in Zhytomyr.
Vinnytsia OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the centre.
Administrative centre: Vinnytsia. The Southern Bug river flows through it.
Chernihiv OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the north.
Administrative centre: Chernihiv. Ukraine's northernmost point is here.
Sumy OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the north.
Administrative centre: Sumy, which stands on the Psel river.
Poltava OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the north.
Administrative centre: Poltava. The writer Nikolai Gogol was born here, in Velyki Sorochyntsi.
Cherkasy OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the centre.
Administrative centre: Cherkasy. Taras Shevchenko was born here and is buried in Kaniv.
Kirovohrad OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the centre.
Administrative centre: Kropyvnytskyi. The geographic centre of Ukraine is here.
Kharkiv OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the east.
Administrative centre: Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city.
Dnipropetrovsk OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the east.
Administrative centre: Dnipro. The Dnipro River crosses the oblast.
Donetsk OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the east.
Administrative centre: Donetsk. It has a coastline on the Sea of Azov.
Luhansk OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the far east.
Administrative centre: Luhansk. The easternmost oblast of Ukraine.
Zaporizhzhia OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the east.
Administrative centre: Zaporizhzhia. Khortytsia, the largest island on the Dnipro, is here.
Odesa OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the south.
Administrative centre: Odesa. The largest oblast by area.
Mykolaiv OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the centre.
Administrative centre: Mykolaiv, where the Inhul river meets the Southern Bug.
Kherson OblastAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the south.
Administrative centre: Kherson. The Oleshky Sands, one of Europe's largest sandy areas, are here.
Autonomous Republic of CrimeaAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a large area in the far south, almost surrounded by sea.
Administrative centre: Simferopol. It lies on a peninsula between the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov.
SevastopolAn unlabeled map of Ukraine with one small area highlighted on the south-western coast of the southern peninsula, marked with a ring.
A city with special status on the Crimean peninsula and a Black Sea port.

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An unlabeled map of Ukraine with one region highlighted: a medium-sized area in the west, stretched from north to south.

Published September 27, 2026