Černovice (Ukrajina)
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Černovice (ukrajinsky Чернівці / Černivci [čerňiuci], rumunsky Cernăuți, bělorusky Чарнаўцы / Čarnaŭcy, jidiš טשערנאָװיץ [černovic], hebrejsky צ׳רנוביץ, rusky Черновцы / Černovcy, polsky Czerniowce, slovensky Černovice, německy Czernowitz nebo Tschernowitz, maďarsky Csernovic, arménsky Չերնովից / Černovic̕) jsou oblastní město na jihozápadní Ukrajině na řece Prut na… Wikipedia
- ZeměUkrajina
- Nadm. výška248 m n. m.
- Rozloha153 km²
- Webwww.city.cv.ua
- StarostaOleksij Pavlovyč Kaspruk (od 25. května 2014)
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