Governorates Administrative divisions of the Ukrainian SSR

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administrative divisions in 1921 consisted of guberniyas , uyezds.


until riga peace treaty poland on 18 march 1921 ukrainian ssr had governotorial administrative division of imperial russia , consisted of ten guberniyas. administrative division confirmed during establishment of ukrainian state in 1918 when red army withdrew ukraine following treaty of brest-litovsk central powers.



in 1920-1921 series of territorial changes took place changing in administrative division.



16 april 1920


donetsk governorate created out of surrounding kharkiv, katerynoslav governorates , don army oblast. created in 1919, advance of anton denikin reorganization temporarily halted.
kremenchuk governorate created out of bordering areas of poltava, kiev, , kherson governorates.
zaporizhia governorate created out katerynoslav governorate , taurida governorate (initially aleksandrovsk)
odessa governorate split kherson governorate once again last changing name mykolaiv governorate , acquiring dniprovsk uyezd of taurida governorate while peninsula became part of russian sfsr (later forming autonomous republic).


18 march 1921 (peace of riga)


kholm governorate being occupied polish forces secured after poland.
five full uyezds , partially ostroh uyezd of volhynia governorate transferred poland.
four uyezds of chernigov governorate transferred homel governorate of russian sfsr.


21 october 1922


zaporizhia governorate annexed katerinoslav governorate
mykolaiv governorate annexed odessa governorate
kremenchuk governorate liquidate






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