Administrative Division
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| Unit | Central city | Starosta |
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| Volhynian Governorate | Zhytomyr | Dmytro Andro |
| Katerynoslav Governorate | Katerynoslav | Ivan Chernikov |
| Kiev Governorate | Kiev | Ivan Chartoryzhski |
| Podolia Governorate | Kamyanets | Serhii Kyselov |
| Poltava Governorate | Poltava | Serhii Ivanenko |
| Kharkiv Governorate | Kharkiv | Petro Zaleski |
| Kherson Governorate | Kherson | Semen Pyshchevych |
| Kholm Governorate | Brest | Olexandr Skoropys-Yoltukhovski |
| Chernihiv Governorate | Chernihiv | Mykola Savicki |
| Polissya Okruha | Mozyr | |
| Tavria Okruha | Berdiansk | |
| Crimean Regional Governmenta | Simferopol | |
| Kuban People's Republica | Katerinodar |
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