Ivano-Frankyivs'k County (Ukraine)

Ivano-Frankivs'ka Oblast'

Last modified: 2018-12-15 by rob raeside
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Івано-Франківська область - Івано-Франківськ

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image by Mello Luchtenberg, 23 May 2002

• The Flag
• Coat of Arms
• The County

See also:

• Ukraine
• Clickable Map of Ukraine
• Ukraine - Counties
• Ukraine - Municipalities

Districts and Cities:

• [1] Bohorodchany/Bogorodchany (Богородчани)
  Kosmach (Космач)
• [2] Bolekhov (Болехів)
• [3] Verchovyna (Верховина)
• [4] Halych/Galych (Галич)
  Burshtyn (Бурштин)
• [5] Horodenka/Gorodenka (Городенка)
  Nezvys'ko (Незвисько)
  Voroniv (Воронів)
• [6] Dolyna (Долина)
• [7] Ivano Frankivs'k (City) (Івано-Франківськ)
• [8] Kalush (Калуш)
  Kalush (Калуш)
• [9] Kolomyia (Коломия)
  Kolomyia (Коломия)
• [10] Kosiv (Косів)
  Kosiv (Косів)
• [11] Nadvirna (Надвірна)
• [12] Rohatyn/Rogatyn (Рогатин)
• [13] Rozhnyatov (Рожнятов)
• [14] Snyatyn (Снятин)
• [15] Tysmenitsa (Тисмениця)
• [16] Tlumach (Тлумач)
• [17] Yaremcha (City) (Яремча)
  Vorokhta (Ворохта)

Municipalities:

• Burshtyn (Бурштин)
• Kalush (Калуш)
• Kolomiya (Коломия)
• Kosiv (Косів)
• Kosmach (Космач)
• Nezvys'ko (Незвисько)
• Vorokhta (Ворохта)
• Voroniv (Воронів)

The Flag

From <www.sovat.com.ua>, we only know that the flag consist of:
- a black bird on a white field
- red-black stripes
- blue-yellow stripes
Jens Pattke and Victor Lomantsov, 8 March 2002

Coat of Arms

image by Mello Luchtenberg, 23 May 2002

The County

Soviet era name: Ivano-Frankovsk. Before 9 November 1962 : Stanislav.
António Martins, 10 July 1999

In my atlases and geographical dictionaries. Ivano Frankivsk was formerly Stanislav (Russian), Stanislawow (Polish), Stanislau (German).
Jarig Bakker, 11 July 1999

From http://uh.ms.km.ua/Time1/ivanofrank/endex.html (defunct):
In the Xth century the lands of modern Ivano-Frankivshchina belonged to the Kyivs'ka Rus', since 1199 - to the Galyts'ko-Volyns'ke principality, later - to the Russian province of Rich Pospolyta. After the three partitions of Poland at the end of the XVIIIth century, this territory became the part of the Austro-Hungary, in 1918-1919 it was a part of the West-Ukrainian National Republic. Since 1939 it is in the structure of Ukraine.
Dov Gutterman, 6 January 2000

Rich Pospolyta? .....Rzeczpospolita means "res publica" from Latin.
Mariusz Kedzierski, 26 May 2000