Holohory - Wikipedia

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Holohory (Ukrainian: Гологори, Russian: Гологоры - Gologory, Polish: Gołogóry) is a hill range in the northwestern part of Podolian Upland, Ukraine, stretching from Lviv to Zolochiv, constituting part of the European watershed.^[1] The name literally means "bare mountains".^[2]

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^ "Gołogóry" in Słownik geograficzny Królestwa Polskiego i innych krajów słowiańskich (Geographical Dictionary of the Kingdom of Poland). — Warszaw, 1881, Vol. II : Derenek — Gżac, p. 675.
^ "Gołogóry", by Sadok Barącz, in: ''Smotrycki Melecy: szkic bibliograficzny, Poznań, 1889, pp.1-9.

Geographic regions of Ukraine

Geography of Ukraine

East
European
Plain

Volhynian Upland	Sokal Hills Bug River Upland Horokhiv Upland Povcha Upland Rivne Plateau Hoshcha Plateau Mizoch Ridge Shepetivka Plain Volhynian Hills Hrubieszow Valley
Podolian Upland	Lviv Plateau Peremyshlyany Low Mountains Opillia Holohory-Kremenets Ridge Holohory Voronyaky Kremenets Ridge Avratyn Upland Tovtry Medobory Pruth-Dniester Tovtry Murafa Tovtry Dniester Upland Roztochia
Dnieper Upland	Hills of Kaniv Hills of Kyiv
Polesian Lowland	Ovruch Ridge Bilokorovych Ridge Ozeryany Ridge Turiysk Plain Klesiv Plain Kostopil Plain
Sian–Dniester Plain	Sian Lowland Dniester Lowland
Small Polesia Plain	Bug Depression Bug Hill Ridge Brody Plain Ostroh Valley
Other plains	Zakarpattia Lowland northeastern part of the Pannonian Plain Black Sea Lowland Central Russian Upland Donets Lowland Azov Lowland Dnieper Lowland Azov Upland

Ukrainian
Carpathians

Eastern Carpathian Foothills	Drohobych Upland Upper Dniester Valley Kalush Valley Voinyliv Valley Stanislaviv Valley Pokuttia Valley Bukovinian Subcarpathians Chernivtsi Upland Storozhynets Plateau

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