Bohuslav (Ukrainian: Богуслав), known as Boslov by former Jewish residents, is a city on the Ros' River in Kiev Oblast (province) of Ukraine. It is the administrative centre of Bohuslavskyi Raion. The population is 17,135 (2001).
Prominent Americans who trace their family roots to Bohuslav include the late Congressman Herman Toll (1907-1967), who emigrated from the region with his family around 1910, and his nephews Robert (Bob) and Bruce Toll, founders of publicly traded homebuilder Toll Brothers.
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Administrative divisions of Kiev Oblast
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Administrative center: Kiev
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- Baryshivka
- Bila Tserkva
- Bohuslav
- Boryspil
- Borodianka
- Brovary
- Fastiv
- Ivankiv
- Kaharlyk
- Kiev-Sviatoshyn
- Makariv
- Myronivka
- Obukhiv
- Pereiaslav-Khmelnytskyi
- Poliske
- Rokytne
- Skvyra
- Stavyshche
- Tarashcha
- Tetiiv
- Vasylkiv
- Volodarka
- Vyshhorod
- Yahotyn
- Zgurivka
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Major cities
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- Berezan
- Bila Tserkva
- Boryspil
- Brovary
- Bucha
- Fastiv
- Irpin
- Obukhiv
- Pereiaslav-Khmelnytskyi
- Prypiat
- Rzhyshchiv
- Slavutych
- Vasylkiv
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Other cities
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- Bohuslav
- Boyarka
- Chernobyl
- Kaharlyk
- Myronivka
- Skvyra
- Tarashcha
- Tetiiv
- Ukrainka
- Uzyn
- Vyshhorod
- Vyshneve
- Yahotyn
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List of: urban-type settlements — villages
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