Cities and villages of
Mykolaiv region

Bashtansky district is located in the eastern part of the Mykolaiv region, in the historical and ethnographic territories of the Black Sea coast and the Middle Dnipro. The Ingul and Ingulets rivers flow within the district. The Priingul Regional Landscape Park attracts with its granite outcrops "Shore of Stone Chimeras". The Stepok tract with a virgin area of fescu... Read more

Bashtansky district is located in the eastern part of the Mykolaiv region, in the historical and ethnographic territories of the Black Sea coast and the Middle Dnipro. The Ingul and Ingulets rivers flow within the district. The Priingul Regional Landscape Park attracts with its granite outcrops "Shore of Stone Chimeras". The Stepok tract with a virgin area of fescue-feathergrass steppe is a botanical natural monument of national importance.

Here are such historical and cultural monuments as the Pelageyevsky monastery and the Tropinin estate in Sofiyivka.

The administrative center of Bashtan district is the city of Bashtanka. The area of the district is almost 6715 square kilometers. The population of the district reaches 140 thousand people.

The Bashtansky district includes 279 settlements, which are united into 12 territorial hromadas: Bashtansky, Novobuzka, Snihurivska city, Bereznehuvatska, Kazankivska settlements, Ingulska, Privilnenska, Volodymyrivska, Vilnozaporizka, Sofiivska, Horokhivska, Shirokivska rural amalgamated hromadas.

Mykolaiv district is located in the southern part of the Mykolaiv region, on the historical and ethnographic territory of the Black Sea coast. The rivers Southern Bug, Ingul and Berezan flow within the district. The western border runs along the Tiligul estuary. Its natural marine landscapes are protected by the Tiligul Regional Landscape Park. In addition to the Black Sea r... Read more

Mykolaiv district is located in the southern part of the Mykolaiv region, on the historical and ethnographic territory of the Black Sea coast. The rivers Southern Bug, Ingul and Berezan flow within the district. The western border runs along the Tiligul estuary. Its natural marine landscapes are protected by the Tiligul Regional Landscape Park. In addition to the Black Sea resorts, tourism is also actively developing in the protected area of the Kinburn Spit Peninsula, which is separated from the mainland by the Dnieper-Bug estuary. These areas are part of the National Natural Park "White Coast Svyatoslav".

The administrative center of the Mykolaiv region is the regional center, port and shipbuilding city of Mykolaiv. The architectural complexes of the Admiralty and the Old Fleet Barracks (now the Museum of Local Lore), the house of the Commander-in-Chief of the Black Sea Fleet (now the Museum of Shipbuilding), the Cathedral of Our Lady of Kasper, St. Joseph's Church, St. Nicholas Church, other churches and ancient buildings have been preserved. Mykolaiv Zoological Park is considered to be one of the best in Ukraine.

Also on the territory of the district there are such historical and cultural monuments as the National Historical and Archaeological Reserve "Olbia", the Mykolaiv Cathedral in Ochakov, the island of Berezan.

The area of the district is 7434 square kilometers. The population of the district reaches 656 thousand people.

Pervomaisky district is located in the northern part of the Mykolaiv region, at the intersection of historical and ethnographic territories of the Black Sea coast, the Middle Dnieper and Podillya. The Southern Bug River flows within the district. The Migi rapids on the Southern Buz are part of the Bug Guard National Nature Park, whose administration is located in Migi. It is... Read more

Pervomaisky district is located in the northern part of the Mykolaiv region, at the intersection of historical and ethnographic territories of the Black Sea coast, the Middle Dnieper and Podillya. The Southern Bug River flows within the district. The Migi rapids on the Southern Buz are part of the Bug Guard National Nature Park, whose administration is located in Migi. It is the largest rafting center in Ukraine.

The administrative center of Pervomaisky district is the city of Pervomaisk. The area of the district is 3797 square kilometers. The population of the district reaches 152 thousand people.

The Pervomaisky district includes 140 settlements, which are united into 8 territorial hromadas: Pervomaisk city, Arbuzynska, Vradiyivska, Kryvoozerska settlements, Blagodatnenska, Kamyanomostivska, Mygiivska, Sinyukhinobridska rural amalgamated hromadas.

Voznesensky district is located in the central part of the Mykolaiv region, on historical and ethnographic territories of the Black Sea coast and the Middle Dnipro. The Southern Bug and Mertvovod rivers flow within the district. The rocky landscapes and natural complexes of their canyons are protected by the Bug Guard National Nature Park. The Elanetsky Steppe Nature Reserve... Read more

Voznesensky district is located in the central part of the Mykolaiv region, on historical and ethnographic territories of the Black Sea coast and the Middle Dnipro. The Southern Bug and Mertvovod rivers flow within the district. The rocky landscapes and natural complexes of their canyons are protected by the Bug Guard National Nature Park. The Elanetsky Steppe Nature Reserve was created to protect the largest area of the virgin steppe in the North-Western Black Sea Coast.

There are such historical and cultural monuments as the Royal Rotunda in Voznesensk, Skarzynski's estate with the Trikratsky Forest in Trikraty. Mostovsky Park is a monument of landscape art of national importance. Tourists are received on ostrich farms "Savannah" and "Kremenovsky ostrich".

The administrative center of Voznesensky district is the ancient city of Voznesensk. The area of the district is more than 6080 square kilometers. The population of the district reaches 182 thousand people.

The Voznesensky district includes 253 settlements, which are united in 13 territorial hromadas: Voznesenskaya, Yuzhnoukrainskaya city, Bratskaya, Veselinovskaya, Oleksandrivskaya, Domanovskaya, Yelanetskaya settlements, Novomaryevskaya, Buzkaya, Doroshivskaya, Prybuzhanivskaya, Moromanskaya rural, Prybuzka rural amalgamated hromadas.