Lypski Romany
Ukraine /
Zhytomyrska /
Pershotravneve /
World
/ Ukraine
/ Zhytomyrska
/ Pershotravneve
, 19 km from center (Першотравневе)
World / Ukraine / Zhytomyr
ruins, village, abandoned / shut down, ghost town
The village was evicted in 1986 due to radioactive contamination caused by the Chornobyl accident. At the time of eviction, 150 people lived in the village. It was removed from the register on November 14, 1991 by the Zhytomyr Regional Council.
Lypski Romany is a former village in Ukraine. It is located in Ovruch district, Zhytomyr region, 28 km north-east of the district centre.
The village was evicted in 1986 due to radioactive contamination caused by the Chornobyl accident. At the time of eviction, 150 people lived in the village. It was removed from the register on 14 November 1991 by the Zhytomyr Regional Council.
Lypski Romany is a former village in Ukraine. It is located in Ovruch district, Zhytomyr region, 28 km north-east of the district centre.
The village was evicted in 1986 due to radioactive contamination caused by the Chornobyl accident. At the time of eviction, 150 people lived in the village. It was removed from the register on 14 November 1991 by the Zhytomyr Regional Council.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 51°25'5"N 29°3'0"E
- Sosnivka 4 km
- Zhurba 4.5 km
- Stepky 5.4 km
- Marianivka 10 km
- Dovhyi Lis 15 km
- Pikhotske 16 km
- Nozdrysche 20 km
- Nove Sharne 22 km
- Stare Sharne 23 km
- Poliske 27 km
- Berezhest Railway Station 9 km
- Vystupovychi Railway halt 17 km
- Patapy 23 km
- Narodychi hromada 23 km
- Paharelae 25 km
- Slovechansko-Ovrutsky range 37 km