Schors

Schors (Ukrainian: Щорс) is a city in Chernihiv Oblast (province) of Ukraine. Population is 12,315 (2001).

The city was named in honour of Nikolay Shchors. Its original name was Snovsk.

Administrative divisions of Chernihiv Oblast, Ukraine

Administrative center: Chernihiv

Raions	Bakhmatskyi · Bobrovytskyi · Borznianskyi · Chernihivskyi · Horodnianskyi · Ichnianskyi · Koriukivskyi · Koropskyi · Kozeletskyi · Kulykivskyi · Menskyi · Nizhynskyi · Nosivskyi · Novhorod-Siverskyi · Prylutskyi · Ripkynskyi · Semenivskyi · Shchorskyi · Sosnytskyi · Sribnianskyi · Talalayivskyi · Varvynskyi

Cities	Bakhmach · Bobrovytsia · Borzna · Chernihiv · Horodnia · Ichnia · Koriukivka · Mena · Nizhyn · Nosivka · Novhorod-Siverskyi · Oster · Pryluky · Schors · Semenivka

Urban-type settlements	Korop · Kozelets · Kulykivka · Ripky · Sosnytsia · Sribne · Talalayivka · Varva · more...

Villages	Kobyzhcha · more...

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