Katerynopil'

The village of Katerinopol is a located on the banks of the river. Rotten Tikich between Talny and Shpola. It was first mentioned in 1568 as Kalniboloto in connection with the granting of the Magdeburg Law to the town. According to legend, the Cossack Kalnibolotko received such a claim from King Sigismund II Augustus. During the War of Independence 1648-54. Kalniboloto became the centenary of the Korsun regiment, but after the Andrusov armistice in 1667, it again fell under the rule of Poland. In 1795 the city was renamed Katerinopol and became a district center, and since 1798 - the center of a volost within the Russian Empire. Until 1853, these lands belonged to the representatives of the Potocki family, then they went to the treasury. St. Michael's Church, destroyed during the So ...

The village of Katerinopol is a located on the banks of the river. Rotten Tikich between Talny and Shpola. It was first mentioned in 1568 as Kalniboloto in connection with the granting of the Magdeburg Law to the town. According to legend, the Cossack Kalnibolotko received such a claim from King Sigismund II Augustus. During the War of Independence 1648-54. Kalniboloto became the centenary of the Korsun regiment, but after the Andrusov armistice in 1667, it again fell under the rule of Poland. In 1795 the city was renamed Katerinopol and became a district center, and since 1798 - the center of a volost within the Russian Empire. Until 1853, these lands belonged to the representatives of the Potocki family, then they went to the treasury. St. Michael's Church, destroyed during the Soviet period, was restored in the 1990s.