Chernivtsi Oblast sits in the far southwestern corner of Ukraine, pressed against the Romanian and Moldovan borders and covering the historic heart of Bukovina. This Chernivtsi Oblast wall map is labeled entirely in Ukrainian, published by Kartographia, the Hungarian cartographic house.
- Ukrainian-language place names and labeling throughout
- Important architectural sites and monuments marked across the oblast
- National parks, wildlife areas and designated nature monuments identified
- Tourist centers shown for travel planning within the region
- Place name distance index for figuring travel between towns
- Photographs with short descriptions of points of interest
It reads well on the wall of a Ukrainian Saturday school or a diaspora community center, where teachers and parents use it to place family villages for children who have never seen them. Slavic and East European studies departments hang it for regional coursework, and genealogy researchers with Bukovina roots use the distance index to plan visits. Choose lamination for wet-erase notes, foam core if you want to pin routes, or rails and framing from Map Shop for a finished piece.

