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Khmelnytskyi, Ukraine
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Ukraine Khmelnytskyi Oblast City Municipality |
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| First mentioned | 1493 | ||||
| City rights | September 22, 1937 | ||||
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| Area - City |
90 km² |
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| Population - City (2005) - Density |
254,000 2,822/km² |
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| Coordinates | Coordinates: | ||||
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| Postal Code | 29000 | ||||
| Dialing Code | +380 382 | ||||
| Sister cities | Ciechanów, Modesto | ||||
| Website: www.khmelnytsky.com | |||||
Khmelnytskyi (Ukrainian: Хмельницький, translit.: Khmel'nyts'kyi; Russian: Хмельницкий; Polish: Chmielnicki) is a city in Ukraine in the region of Podillia. It is located on the Southern Buh River and about 340km from the Ukrainian capital, Kiev. The city was founded in 1493 as Proskuriv, later Proskurov, but in 1954 was renamed Khmelnytskyi on the three-hundredth anniversary of a treaty negotiated by Bohdan Khmelnytsky. It is the center of the Khmelnytskyi Oblast in Ukraine. The alternative transliterations of the name include Khmelnitskiy, Khmelnitsky, and Khmelnytskyy. The city is served by Khmelnytskyi Ruzhichnaya Airport. As of 2005, the city's population is 254,000.
The town was notable for a series of pogroms carried out in the region, the last of which claimed an estimated 1,500 lives on February 15, 1919.
Khmelnytskyi should not be confused with Pereiaslav-Khmelnytskyi, a city in Ukraine's Kiev Oblast.
The football team FC Podillya Khmelnytskyi is based in Khmelnytskyi.
- Ariel Durant, author and historian She, with her husband, Will Durant, described the history of Western civilization in a series of works.
 Podillya Hotel - main hotel in Khmelnitsky |
 Podilska St, near Trade Center |
 Shevchenko Street - one of the main streets of Khmelnitsky |
- khmelnytsky.com - Khmelnytskyi City Rada website
- west.net - The Proskurov Massacre
- Bloody Bacchanalia: west.net - The Pogroms of Proskurov and Felshtin
- Correct Declension (Russian)
Media related to Khmelnitsky from the Wikimedia Commons.
| Administrative divisions of Khmelnytskyi Oblast, Ukraine | ||
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| Administrative center: Khmelnytskyi | ||
| Raions |
Bilohirskyi · Chemerovetskyi · Derazhnianskyi · Dunaievetskyi · Horodotskyi · Iziaslavskyi · Kamianets-Podilskyi · Khmelnytskyi · Krasylivskyi · Letychivskyi · Novoushytskyi · Polonskyi · Shepetivskyi · Slavutskyi · Starokostiantynivskyi · Starosyniavskyi · Teofipolskyi · Vinkovetskyi · Volochyskyi · Yarmolynetskyi |
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Derazhnia · Dunaivtsi · Horodok · Iziaslav · Kamianets-Podilskyi · Khmelnytskyi · Krasyliv · Netishyn · Polonne · Shepetivka · Slavuta · Starokostiantyniv · Volochysk |
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| Urban-type settlements |
Antoniny · Bazalioa · Bilohiroa · Chemerivtsi · Chornyi Ostriv · Hrytsiv · Letychiv · Lozove · Medzhybizh · Narkevychi · Nova Ushytsia · Poninka · Sataniv · Smotrych · Stara Syniava · Stara Ushytsia · Teofipol · Vinkivtsi · Viytivtsi · Vovkovyntsi · Yampil · Yarmolyntsi · Zakupne · more... |
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| Capital: Kiev | ||
| Oblasts | Cherkasy · Chernihiv · Chernivtsi · Dnipropetrovsk · Donetsk · Ivano-Frankivsk · Kharkiv · Kherson · Khmelnytskyi · Kiev · Kirovohrad · Luhansk · Lviv · Mykolaiv · Odessa · Poltava · Rivne · Sumy · Ternopil · Vinnytsia · Volyn · Zakarpattia · Zaporizhia · Zhytomyr |  |
| Cities with special status | Kiev City · Sevastopol City | |
| Autonomous Republic | Autonomous Republic of Crimea | |
| Administrative centers | Cherkasy · Chernihiv · Chernivtsi · Dnipropetrovsk · Donetsk · Ivano-Frankivsk · Kharkiv · Kherson · Khmelnytskyi · Kiev City · Kirovohrad · Luhansk · Lutsk · Lviv · Mykolaiv · Odessa · Poltava · Rivne · Sevstopol City · Simferopol · Sumy · Ternopil · Uzhhorod · Vinnytsia · Zaporizhia · Zhytomyr | |