Trostianets, Vinnytsia Oblast

This article is about a rural settlement in Vinnytsia Oblast. For other geographical entities, see Trostianets.

Rural locality in Vinnytsia Oblast, Ukraine

Rural settlement in Vinnytsia Oblast, Ukraine

Trostianets

Тростянець

Rural settlement

House of Culture

Coat of arms

Trostianets

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Coordinates: 48°31′N 29°14′E﻿ / ﻿48.517°N 29.233°E﻿ / 48.517; 29.233
Country|  Ukraine
Province|  Vinnytsia Oblast
District|  Haisyn Raion
First mentioned| 1598
Population

(2025)[1]

• Total

| 6,844
Time zone| UTC+2 (EET)
• Summer (DST)| UTC+3 (EEST)

Trostianets (Ukrainian: Тростянець) is a rural settlement in Vinnytsia Oblast (province), Ukraine, located in the historic region of Podilia. It was formerly the administrative seat of Trostianets Raion but is now administered within Haisyn Raion. The town is situated on the Trostianets River, which is a tributary of the Southern Bug. The population in 2022 was 7,257 (2022 estimate)[2].

## History

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Trostianets was first mentioned in 1598. Historically, it was known as Adamhorod (Adamgrod) and was a private town in Poland, located in the Bracław Voivodeship, owned by the House of Potocki.

Until 26 January 2024, Trostianets was designated an urban-type settlement. On this day, a new law entered into force, which abolished this status, and Trostianets became a rural settlement.[3]

## Notable residents

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* Mendel Osherowitch \- Jewish journalist and writer, a witness to the Holodomor.

## External links

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* Trostianets at the Ukrainian Soviet Encyclopedia
* Trostianets[permanent dead link] at the Verkhovna Rada website
* Trostianets
* Trostyanets (p. 423) at Miriam Weiner's Routes to Roots Foundation.

## References

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1. ^ https://rada.info/upload/users_files/04326224/daa638949b97f19148fc9535a5a612af.docx Паспорт адміністративного центру Тростянецької селищної територіальної громади – селище Тростянця станом на 01 січня 2025 року
2. ^ Чисельність наявного населення України на 1 січня 2022 [Number of Present Population of Ukraine, as of January 1, 2022] (PDF) (in Ukrainian and English). Kyiv: State Statistics Service of Ukraine. Archived (PDF) from the original on 4 July 2022.
3. ^ "Что изменится в Украине с 1 января". glavnoe.in.ua (in Russian). 1 January 2024.

## Further reading

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* Weiner, Miriam; Ukrainian State Archives (in cooperation with); Moldovan State Archives (in cooperation with) (1999). "Chapter 11: Town Clips: Trostyanets." Jewish Roots in Ukraine and Moldova: Pages from the Past and Archival Inventories . Secaucus, NJ: Miriam Weiner Routes to Roots Foundation. p. 423. ISBY 978-0-96-565081-6. OCLC 607423469.

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Haisyn Raion

Administrative center: Haisyn

Cities|

* Haisyn
* Ladyzhyn

Coat of arms of Haisyn Raion

Rural settlements|

* Demkivske [uk]
* Dubyna [uk]
* Hubnyk [uk]
* Hlybochanske [uk]
* Karbivske [uk]
* Khorosha [uk]
* Korzhiv [uk]
* Ladyzhynske [uk]
* Lisna Polyana [uk]
* Partyzanske [uk]
* Pryvitne [uk]
* Rozkoshivka (rural-type settlement) [uk]
* Severnynivka [uk]
* Ustia [uk]
* Verbivka [uk]
* Ziatkivtsi (rural-type settlement) [uk]

Villages|

* Adamivka [uk]
* Antonivka [uk]
* Aniutyne [uk]
* Balanivka [uk]
* Basalychivka [uk]
* Berezhanka [uk]
* Berezhne [uk]
* Berezivka [uk]
* Berizky-Bershadski [uk]
* Berizky-Chechelnytski [uk]
* Bilyi Kamin [uk]
* Bonduri [uk]
* Borsuki [uk]
* Bridok [uk]
* Bubnivka [uk]
* Budy [uk]
* Buriany [uk]
* Bilky [uk]
* Brytavka [uk]
* Byrlivka [uk]
* Chechelivka [uk]
* Cherniatka [uk]
* Chervona Dolyna [uk]
* Chervone [uk]
* Chervonyi Kut [uk]
* Chetvertynivka
* Chortoryya [uk]
* Demivka [uk]
* Demkivka [uk]
* Demydivka [uk]
* Dmitrenki [uk]
* Dokhno [uk]
* Dubivka [uk]
* Dzhulynka [uk]
* Floryne [uk]
* Hlybochok [uk]
* Hlynske [uk]
* Hnativka [uk]
* Hordiivka [uk]
* Horodnytsia [uk]
* Horodok
* Hraniv
* Hruzke [uk]
* Hubnyk
* Huncha [uk]
* Huta [uk]
* Illiashivka [uk]
* Ivaniv [uk]
* Ivanivka [uk]
* Kamianohirka [uk]
* Kamianky [uk]
* Kapustiany [uk]
* Karabelivka [uk]
* Karbivka [uk]
* Katashyn [uk]
* Kavkuly [uk]
* Kharpachka [uk]
* Khmarivka [uk]
* Kisliak [uk]
* Kochuriv [uk]
* Komarivka [uk]
* Kopiivka [uk]
* Korzhivka [uk]
* Kosanove [uk]
* Kosharyntsi [uk]
* Kostiukivka [uk]
* Kozhukhivka [uk]
* Kozyntsi [uk]
* Krasnopilka [uk]
* Krasnorivka [uk]
* Krushynivka [uk]
* Krutohorb [uk]
* Kryshtopivka [uk]
* Kublych [uk]
* Kuna [uk]
* Kunka [uk]
* Kupchyntsi [uk]
* Kurenivka [uk]
* Kushchyntsi [uk]
* Kuzmintsy [uk]
* Kyblich [uk]'
* Kydrasivka [uk]
* Kytaihorod (Dashiv rural hromada) [uk]
* Kytaihorod (Trostianets rural hromada)
* Kyvachivka [uk]
* Kyzymy [uk]
* Ladyzhynski Khutory [uk]
* Liubomyrka [uk]
* Lozovata [uk]
* Luhova [uk]
* Luhy [uk]
* Lukashivka [uk]
* Mala Kyriivka [uk]
* Mala Mochulka [uk]
* Mala Stratiivka [uk]
* Mankivka [uk]
* Markivka [uk]
* Marianivka (Haisyn urban hromada) [uk]
* Marianivka (Rayhorod rural hromada) [uk]
* Meleshkiv [uk]
* Melnykivtsi [uk]
* Metanivka [uk]
* Mitlyntsi [uk]
* Mlynky [uk]
* Mykhailivka [uk]
* Mysharivka [uk]
* Mytkiv [uk]
* Mytkivka [uk]
* Naraivka [uk]
* Nosivtsi [uk]
* Nova Obodivka
* Novi Obykhody [uk]
* Novoselivka [uk]
* Novoukrainka [uk]
* Nyzhcha Kropyvna [uk]
* Obodivka [uk]
* Ohiivka [uk]
* Oleksandrivka [uk]
* Oleksiivka [uk]
* Olhopil
* Olianytsia [uk]
* Orlivka [uk]
* Pavlivka [uk]
* Petrashivka [uk]
* Pidlisne [uk]
* Pobirka [uk]
* Pohorila [uk]
* Polohy [uk]
* Popova Hreblia [uk]
* Potashnia [uk]
* Privylne [uk]
* Raihorod [uk]
* Rakhnivka [uk]
* Rakhny [uk]
* Rohizka [uk]
* Romanivka [uk]
* Rososha [uk]
* Rozivka [uk]
* Rozkoshivka (village) [uk]
* Rubizhne [uk]
* Ruzhytske [uk]
* Salyntsi [uk]
* Samchyntsi [uk]
* Savyntsi [uk]
* Semenky [uk]
* Semyrichka [uk]
* Serebriia [uk]
* Seredynka [uk]
* Shabelnia [uk]
* Shchurivtsi [uk]
* Shevchenka [uk]
* Shevchenkivka [uk]
* Shliakhova [uk]
* Shumyliv [uk]
* Shura-Bondurivska [uk]
* Shura-Mitlynetska [uk]
* Shymanivka [uk]
* Slobidka [uk]
* Slobodyshche [uk]
* Sobolivka
* Sokiltsi [uk]
* Sokyriany [ro; ru; uk; zh]
* Stratiivka [uk]
* Strazhhorod [uk]
* Stavky [uk]
* Stepanivka [uk]
* Stepashky [uk]
* Stepove [uk]
* Sumivka [uk]
* Tarasivka [uk]
* Tartak [uk]
* Teofilivka [uk]
* Ternivka [uk]
* Topolivka [uk]
* Torkanivka [uk]
* Trostianchyk [uk]
* Trubochka [uk]
* Tsybulivka [uk]
* Tymar [uk]
* Tyrlivka [uk]
* Tyshkivka [uk]
* Tyshkivska Sloboda [uk]
* Ustia [uk]
* Vazhne [uk]
* Velyka Mochulka [uk]
* Velyka Stratiivka [uk]
* Verbka [uk]
* Verkhivka [uk]
* Verkhivske [uk]
* Veselivka [uk]
* Viitivka
* Boloshkove [uk]
* Vyshcha Kropyvna [uk]
* Yalanets [uk]
* Yarmolyntsi [uk]
* Yurkivtsi [uk]
* Zaluzhzhia [uk]
* Zarichchya [uk]
* Zavadivka [uk]
* Zavitne [uk]
* Zhabokrychka [uk]
* Zherdenivka [uk]
* Ziatkivtsi (village) [uk]

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