Structure
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There are three major administrative subdivisions: oblast (region), raion (district), and settlements: city, urban and rural settlements. The following table is based on the 2001 Ukrainian Census.
| Degree of division | Territory | Number | Corresponding settlements | Number | Total urban/rural |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (regions) | autonomous republic | 1 | cities with special status | 2 | 1344 |
| oblast | 24 | ||||
| 2 (districts) | raion | 490 | region level city | 178 | |
| raion within city | 118 | ||||
| 3 (councils) | city | 454 | district level city | 274 | |
| town | 783 | individual town | 890 | ||
| village | 10278 | individual village | 27190 | 28621 | |
| rural settlement | 1266 |
Read more about this topic: Administrative Divisions Of Ukraine
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