Ukraine
National
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News
The Russian invasion of Ukraine since February 2022 has considerably impacts on the number and distribution of the population. They are not covered by the presented population figures.
2022-10-22
The 2020 administrative reform reduced the number of districts (raions) from 651 districts and district-level cities to 152 (both figures do not consider Crimea).
2021-07-11
Sosnivka city (in L'viv oblast) moved from Čėrvonohrad to Sokal raion. Mykolaïvka settlement (in Šyrokivs'kyj raion of Dnipropėtrovsk oblast) lost finally after demolition its urban status.
2020-08-05
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Provinces & Major Cities
The provinces (oblasts) of the Ukraine and all cities of over 20,000 inhabitants.
1979, 1989, 2001 census, 2014, 2022 estimate
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Administrative Division
The population of the provinces (oblasts) and districts (raions).
1989, 2001 census, 2022 estimate
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Provinces (Oblasts)
- Districts (Raions) – 1989, 2001 census, 2022 estimate
- Urban Places: all cities and urban settlements – 1989, 2001 census, 2014, 2022 estimate
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Dnipropetrovs'k
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Ivano-Frankivs'k
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Kirovohrad
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Luhans'k
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L'viv
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Mykolaïv
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Poltava
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Rivne
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Sumy
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Ternopil'
Crimea (annexed by Russia in 2014, which is not internationally recognised)
- Districts: all districts (raions) and cities of regional significance – 1989, 2001, 2021 census
- Settlements: all cities and settlements – 1989, 2001 census, 2014 estimate, 2021 census
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Krym — Crimea
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Sevastopol'