Administrative divisions of Donetsk Oblast

Raions of Donetsk Oblast. The city of Donetsk is shown in dark blue.
Raions and cities of Donetsk Oblast on 1991-2014 and 2015. The grey area is not under control of the central government of Ukraine.
Districts (raions): a — Amvrosiivka, b — Bakhmut, c — Velyka Novosilka, d — Volnovakha, e — Volodarske, f — Dobropillia, g — Kostiantynivka, h — Krasnoarmiisk, i — Krasnyi Lyman, j — Marinka, k — Novoazovsk, l — Oleksandrivka, m — Pershotravneve, n — Sloviansk, o — Starobesheve, p — Telmanove, q — Shakhtarsk, r — Yasynuvata,
City of regional significance: 1 — Donetsk, 2 — Avdiivka, 3 — Bakhmut, 4 — Vuhledar, 5 — Horlivka, 6 — Debaltseve, 7 — Toretsk, 8 — Dymytrov, 9 — Dobropillia, 10 — Dokuchaievsk, 11 — Druzhkivka, 12 — Yenakiieve, 13 — Zhdanivka, 14 — Kirovske, 15 — Kostiantynivka, 16 — Kramatorsk, 17 — Lyman, 18 — Krasnoarmiisk, 19 — Makiivka, 20 — Mariupol, 21 — Novohrodivka, 22 — Selydove, 23 — Sloviansk, 24 — Snizhne, 25 — Torez, 26 — Khartsyzk, 27 — Shakhtarsk, 28— Yasynuvata

Donetsk Oblast is subdivided into 46 regions: 18 districts (raions) and 28 city municipalities (mis'krada or misto), officially known as territories governed by city councils.[1] In 2014, the War in Donbass started, and whereas some areas are controlled by the central Ukrainian government, others are under control of separatists representing Donetsk People's Republic. The pro-Ukrainian government of the oblast was relocated from Donetsk to Mariupol.

Administrative divisions

References

  1. ↑ Чисельність наявного населення України (in Ukrainian). State Service of Statistics. Retrieved 5 September 2014.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Rada de-communized Artemivsk as well as over hundred cities and villages" (in Ukrainian). Pravda.com.ua. 4 February 2016. Retrieved 4 February 2016.
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