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Detailed map of Cherkasy region with villages and cities. Interactive Google map with administrative boundaries (borders) of Cherkasy region. Online map of 🇺🇦 Ukraine shows Cherkasy region with all settlements and other objects indicated in official Google Maps maps. On the map of Cherkasy region you can view cities and villages of all districts with street names and house numbers, ATG, as well as numbers (indexes) of highways, hospitals, pharmacies, shops, service stations, gas stations, hotels, rivers and lakes, parks and reserves, post offices and any other marked places, including the main attractions. Online map of Cherkasy region helps you easily navigate the terrain of Cherkasy region and find all the necessary objects in this region of Ukraine. To view the map in 🛰️ satellite mode, click the 🗺️ button "Show satellite map of Cherkasy region". To zoom in and out of a selected area on the map, use the ➕ zoom in or ➖ zoom out buttons, as well as the touchpad of the touchscreen.
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The area of Cherkasy region is 20 thousand km², which is 900% of the area of the sovereign and independent state 🇺🇦 Ukraine, and ranks 3,46th among other Ukrainian regions in terms of territory. Cherkasy region borders on Kyiv, Kirovohrad, Poltava, and Vinnytsia regions. The regional center is the city Cherkasy. Large cities and towns in Cherkasy region: Zhashkiv, Uman, Talne, Smila, Kamyanka, Zolotonosha, Khrystynivka, Kaniv, Chyhyryn, Korsun-Shevchenkivskyi, Monastyryshche, Zvenyhorodka, Lysyanka, Shpola, Mankivka, Vatutine, Chornobay, Horodyshche, Drabiv. Cherkasy region consists of four districts: Zvenyhorod district, Zolotonosha district, Uman district, Cherkasy district. Large regional reservoirs: Dnipro river, Ros river, Vilshanka river, Tyasmin river, Supiy river, Zolotonoshka river, Sula river, Hirskyi Tikich river, Yatran river, Kaniv reservoir, Kremenchug reservoir.
Geographical and factual data on the area of the Cherkasy region are provided by the site Wikipedia (Wikipedia).