--Overview: Chernivetska Oblast Cemeteries Condition Information-- Print

JANUARY 2009: Information in this table derived from Jewish Preservation Committee of Ukraine survey forms (1995 to 2000) . Other cemeteries may exist in the oblast. U.S. Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad

Survey Number Town Oldest Stone Walls/Gates Markers/Signs # of Gravestones Current Use
UA25020102 Baniliv 19th c. fence 501 to 5000 Agriculture
UA25020101 Baniliv 1872 Broken fence 101 to 500 Jewish cemetery, agriculture
UA25130101 Baniliv (Siret) 19th c
 none 101 to 500 Jewish cemetery
UA25080101 Berehomet n/a none 0 industrial or commercial
UA25050101 Chornohuzy 19th c. continuous fence, gate that locks, signs or plaques in Hebrew mentioning famous people buried there 501 to 5000 Jewish cemetery
UA25010101 Chernivtsi 19th c continuous fence, gate that locks, Jewish symbols on gate or wall 5000+ Jewish cemetery
UA25150101 Hertsa 1766 continuous fence 501 to 5000 Jewish cemetery
UA25170101 Hlyboka (Adankata) 20th c. continuous fence 1 to 20 agriculture
UA25060101 Khotyn 19th c. broken masonry wall 501 to 5000 Jewish cemetery
UA25070101 Kitsman 19th c. broken fence 101 to 500 recreation (park, playground, sports); storage
UA25100101 Putyla 19th c. continuous fence 501 to 5000 industrial or commercial
UA25010102 Sadhora 19th c. continuous fence, gate with no lock 501 to 5000 agriculture
UA25160101 Sokyriany 18th c. continuous masonry wall, gate with no lock, Jewish symbols on gate or wall 501 to 5000 Jewish cemetery
UA25110101 Storozhynets 18th c continuous fence, gate with no lock, Jewish symbols on gate or wall 501 to 5000 Jewish cemetery
UA25030101 Vashkivtsi 1892 Continuous fence 501 to 5000 Jewish cemetery
UA25030102 Vashkivtsi 19th c. broken fence 501 to 5000 Jewish cemetery
UA25040102 Vyzhnytsia 1863 continuous fence, gate that locks 501 to 5000 Jewish cemetery
UA25040101 Vyzhnytsia n/a none
0 recreational (park, playground, sports)
UA25140101 Zastavna 19th c. continuous fence 1 to 20 residential
Last Updated on Sunday, 17 May 2009 12:47