Ukraine Political and Administrative Wall Map (Ukrainian Language) by Kartographia
Every place name on this map is set in Ukrainian, in Cyrillic, with no English transliteration alongside it. That makes it a working reference for Ukrainian speakers rather than a translated version of someone else’s map.
Published by Kartographia, the Hungarian publisher known for its European regional cartography, this map shows the country’s present-day political and territorial division. Place names follow post-communism usage, so the Soviet-era forms are gone. Administrative units read clearly from the Carpathian west through Kyiv and on to the Donbas and the Black Sea coast.
Finishing is chosen at checkout:
- Ukrainian-language labeling throughout
- Present-day political and territorial divisions with post-communism place names
- Premium 36lb paper, or 1.7mil satin-gloss lamination front and back for wet-erase markers
- Mounted to 1/4 inch foam core for map pins, with black or walnut rails or full framing available
Map Shop ships this map to Ukrainian cultural centers, parish halls, Slavic studies departments, relief organizations, and diaspora families who want a map of home labeled the way home labels it.

