Khutory-Kryvoshyinetski
Khutory-Kryvoshyinetski is a village in Vinnytsia Oblast, Ukraine and has about 420 residents. Khutory-Kryvoshyinetski is situated near the village Cherniatyntsi, as well as near Somaky.- Village with about 420 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 260 metres (850 feet)
- …is also known as “Khutori-Krivoshiyinetski”
- Description: village in Khmilnyk Raion, Vinnytsia Oblast, Ukraine
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Somaky.
Khutory-Kryvoshyinetski
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Latitude
49.62351° or 49° 37′ 25″ north
Longitude
28.19216° or 28° 11′ 32″ east
Open location code
8GXCJ5FR+CV
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place = village
Wikidata ID
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In Other Languages
From Armenian to Ukrainian—“Khutory-Kryvoshyinetski” goes by many names.
Խուտորա-ԿրիվոշեյնեցկիեArmenian
Хуторы-КрывашыінэцкіBelarusian
Хутора-КривошеенецкиеChechen
Хутора-КривошеинецкиChechen
胡托里-克里沃什伊涅齊基Chinese
Hutorı-KrıvoşıyinetskiCrimean Tatar
H’utоry-KryvоšyjinеtskіFinnish
ხუტორი კრივოშინეცკიGeorgian
Χουτορι-ΚριβοσιγινετσκιGreek
Khutori-KrivoshiyinetskiIrish
후토리크리보시이네츠키Korean
Khutory-KryvoshyinetskiMin Nan Chinese
Khutory-KryvosjyjinetskiNorwegian Bokmål
Khutory-KryvosjyjinetskiNorwegian Nynorsk
Chutory-KrywoszyjinećkiPolish
Hutorî-KrîvoșîiinețkiRomanian
Hutorî-Krîvoșîiinețki, HmilnîkRomanian
Хутора-КривошеинецкиеRussian
Khutori-KrivoshiyinetskiTurkish
Khutori-Krivoshiyinetski (köy)Turkish
Khutori-Krivoshiyinetski köyüTurkish
Khutori-Krivoshiyinetski, UkraynaTurkish
Khutori-KrivoşiyinetskiTurkish
Khutori-Krivoşiyinetski (köy)Turkish
Khutori-Krivoşiyinetski (Ukrayna)Turkish
Khutori-Krivoşiyinetski köyüTurkish
Хутори-КривошиїнецькіUkrainian
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