Kalynivka, Vinnytsia Oblast

Kalynivka Калинівка
City
Flag Coat of arms
49°26′50″N 28°31′23″E / 49.44722°N 28.52306°E / 49.44722; 28.52306
Country	Ukraine
Oblast	Vinnytsia Oblast
Raion	Khmilnyk Raion
Hromada	Kalynivka urban hromada
Area
• Total	9.8 km2 (3.8 sq mi)
Elevation	288 m (945 ft)
Population  (2022)[1]
• Total	18,492
• Density	1,900/km2 (4,900/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC+2 (EET)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+3 (EEST)
Postal code	22400 to 22406
Area code	+380 4333
KOATUU	0521610100

Kalynivka (Ukrainian: Калинівка; Polish: Kalinówka; Russian: Калиновка) is a town in Vinnytsia Oblast, Ukraine. Kalynivka served as the administrative center of the former Kalynivka Raion until 2020. It has a population of 18,492 (2022 estimate).^[1]

History

The Jewish population was important in the town. During World War II, the Germans occupied the town and kept the Jews prisoners in a ghetto. In May 1942, hundreds of Jews were murdered in mass executions perpetrated by an Einsatzgruppe.^[2]

2017 munitions explosion

On 26 September 2017, at about 10:00 pm (19:00 UTC), the munitions depot for the Ukrainian Army, just south of the town, blew up causing extensive damage to nearby houses and other buildings. This was implied (if not claimed) to be Russian "sabotage" by Ukrainian authorities, including President Petro Poroshenko and Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman.^[3] In September 2021 the general prosecutor announced that evidence confirmed sabotage.^[4]

Gallery

• 
  St. Paraskeva Church
• 
  Stepan Rudanskyi monument in downtown Kalynivka

References

External links

• The murder of the Jews of Kalynivka during World War II, at Yad Vashem website.

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Khmilnyk Raion

Administrative center: Khmilnyk

Cities

• Kalynivka
• Khmilnyk
• Koziatyn

Urban-type settlements

• Brodetske
• Hlukhivtsi

Villages

• Adamivka [uk]
• Antonopil [uk]
• Berezna [uk]
• Bezimenne [uk]
• Bilopillia [uk]
• Bilyi Rukav [uk]
• Budkiv [uk]
• Chepeli [uk]
• Cherniatyntsi [uk]
• Chernychky [uk]
• Chervonyi Step [uk]
• Chesnivka [uk]
• Chudynivtsi [uk]
• Derzhanivka (Hlukhivtsi settlement hromada) [uk]
• Derzhanivka (Zhdanivka rural hromada) [uk]
• Dibrivka [uk]
• Druzhne
• Druzheliubivka [uk]
• Dubyna [uk]
• Dumenky [uk]
• Filiopil [uk]
• Harasymivka [uk]
• Hlynsk [uk]
• Hnativka [uk]
• Holodky [uk]
• Holubivka [uk]
• Hrushkivtsi [uk]
• Huli [uk]
• Hushchyntsi [uk]
• Ivaniv [uk]
• Ivanivtsi [uk]
• Ivankivtsi [uk]
• Kachanivka [uk]
• Kantelyna [uk]
• Kashperivka [uk]
• Khliborobne [uk]
• Khomutyntsi [uk]
• Khutory-Kryvoshyinetski [uk]
• Klitenka [uk]
• Kolybabyntsi [uk]
• Kordelivka [uk]
• Kordyshivka [uk]
• Korolivka [uk]
• Kotiuzhyntsi [uk]
• Kozhukhiv [uk]
• Krasnosilka [uk]
• Kropyvna [uk]
• Krupyn [uk]
• Krutniv [uk]
• Kryvoshyi [uk]
• Kryzhanivka [uk]
• Kumanivtsi [uk]
• Kurylivka [uk]
• Kushelivka [uk]
• Kustivtsi [uk]
• Lelitka [uk]
• Lemeshivka [uk]
• Lisne [uk]
• Lisohirka [uk]
• Liulyntsi [uk]
• Lopatyn [uk]
• Lozivka [uk]
• Lozna [uk]
• Lozova [uk]
• Luka [uk]
• Lypiatyn [uk]
• Lysohirka [uk]
• Makharyntsi [uk]
• Makhnivka
• Mala Klitynka [uk]
• Malyi Mytnyk [uk]
• Malyi Ostrozhok [uk]
• Malyshivka [uk]
• Markushi [uk]
• Marianivka [uk]
• Medvedivka (Khmilnyk urban hromada) [uk]
• Medvedivka (Makhnivka urban hromada) [uk]
• Miziakiv [uk]
• Molodizhne [uk]
• Molotkivtsi [uk]
• Monchyntsi [uk]
• Morozivka [uk]
• Mshanets [uk]
• Mukhuvata [uk]
• Mykhailin [uk]
• Mykolaivka [uk]
• Myrne [uk]
• Mytyntsi [uk]
• Napadivka [uk]
• Nepedivka [uk]
• Nemyryntsi [uk]
• Nova Hreblia [uk]
• Nova Sulkivka [uk]
• Oleksandrivka [uk]
• Osichok [uk]
• Osychna [uk]
• Pahurtsi [uk]
• Panasivka (Hlukhivtsi settlement hromada) [uk]
• Panasivka (Kalynivka urban hromada) [uk]
• Pavlenky [uk]
• Pavlivka
• Pedosy [uk]
• Peremoha [uk]
• Petrykivtsi [uk]
• Pliakhova [uk]
• Podorozhnia [uk]
• Polova Lysiivka [uk]
• Polychyntsi [uk]
• Poryk [uk]
• Prushnivka [uk]
• Prylutske [uk]
• Pustoviity [uk]
• Puzyrky [uk]
• Pykiv [uk]
• Pysarivka [uk]
• Radivka [uk]
• Raiky [uk]
• Rohyntsi [uk]
• Rubanka [uk]
• Rybchyntsi [uk]
• Sadove [uk]
• Salnyk [uk]
• Salnytsia [uk]
• Samhorodok [uk]
• Selyshche [uk]
• Semky [uk]
• Serbanivka [uk]
• Sestrynivka [uk]
• Shepiivka [uk]
• Shevchenka [uk]
• Shyroka Hreblia (Khmelnytskyi urban hromada) [uk]
• Shyroka Hreblia (Samhorodok rural hromada) [uk]
• Skarzhyntsi [uk]
• Slobidka [uk]
• Sloboda-Kustovetska [uk]
• Smila [uk]
• Sofiivka (Kalynivka urban hromada) [uk]
• Sofiivka (Zhdanivka rural hromada) [uk]
• Sokilets [uk]
• Sokolova [uk]
• Somaky [uk]
• Soshanske [uk]
• Stara Huta, Vinnytsia Oblast [uk]
• Stupnyk [uk]
• Sulkivka [uk]
• Syhnal [uk]
• Tarasky [uk]
• Ternivka [uk]
• Tereshpil [uk]
• Tesy [uk]
• Tomashpil [uk]
• Torchyn [uk]
• Tucha [uk]
• Ukrainske [uk]
• Uladivkse [uk]
• Ulaniv [uk]
• Velyke [uk]
• Velyki Kutyshcha [uk]
• Velykyi Mytnyk [uk]
• Velykyi Ostrozhok [uk]
• Velykyi Step [uk]
• Verbivka [uk]
• Verbolzy [uk]
• Vernyhorodok [uk]
• Vesela [uk]
• Viitivtsi [uk]
• Bivsianyky [uk]
• Volodymyrivka [uk]
• Voronivtsi [uk]
• Voskodavintsi [uk]
• Vovchynets [uk]
• Vuhly [uk]
• Vyshenka [uk]
• Vyshneve [uk]
• Zabara [uk]
• Zahrebelnia [uk]
• Zhezheliv [uk]
• Zhuravne [uk]
• Zhurbyntsi [uk]
• Zozulyntsi (Samhorodok urban hromada) [uk]
• Zozulyntsi (Ulaniv urban hromada) [uk]

Rural settlements

• Kustovetske [uk]
• Olhyne [uk]
• Rivnynne [uk]
• Yabluneve [uk]