Novoyavorivsk
Nowojaworiwsk (Ukrainian Новояворівськ; Russian Новояворовск / Nowojaworowsk ) is a small Ukrainian town with just over 26,000 residents. It is located in the Lviv Oblast (Lviv ) and just west of the district capital, Lviv. The nearest large city is Lviv, the municipality also includes the villages Kohuty ( Когути ) and Steni ( Стені ).
The town was established in 1965 because of sulfur mining in the area as Jantarne ( Янтарне = "Bernstein " ) re-established, in 1969 he was awarded the status of an urban-type settlement and was renamed Nowojaworiwske ( Новояворівське ), since 1986, he has the status of a city under Rajonsverwaltung within the Rajons Yavoriv. On 3 June 2008 the town's name was changed in Nowojaworiwsk.
The city's name is derived from the the nearby town Yavoriv.
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Bels | Bibrka | Boryslaw | Brody | Busk | Chodoriw | Chyriw | Dobromyl | Drohobytsch | Dubljany | Hlynjany | Horodok | Yavoriv | Kamianka - Buska | Komarno | Lviv | Mostyska | Morshyn | Mykolaiv | Nowojaworiwsk | Kalyniw Novy | Novy Rosdil | Peremyschljany | Pustomyty | Radechiw | Rawa -Ruska | Rudky | Sambir | Zhovkva | Schydatschiw | Skole | Sokal | Zolochiv | Sosniwka | Stary Sambir | Stebnyk | Striy | Sudowa Wyschnja | Truskawez | Tscherwonohrad | Turka | Uhniw | Velyki Mosty | Wynnyky
Urban-type settlements Borynja | Brjuchowytschi | Daschawa | Dobrotwir | Dubljany | Hirnyk | Hnisdytschiw | Ivano- Frankowe | Krakowez | Krasne | Kulykiw | Lopatyn | Maheriw | Medenytschi | Nemyriw | Novi Strilyschtscha | Novy Jarytschiw | Nyschankowytschi | Olesko | Pidbusch | Pidkamin | Pomorjany | Rosdil | Rudne | Sapytiw | Schidnyzja | Schklo | Schtschyrez | Schurawno | Schwyrka | Slavske | Stara Sil | Welykyj Ljubin | Verkhnye Synjowydne
- Place in the Lviv Oblast