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Zhuravlivka, Kharkiv — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Zhuravlivka is a district of Kharkiv recorded from 1650, holding the Armenian Church of St. Resurrection in Kharkiv.
About Zhuravlivka
Where to stay in Zhuravlivka
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Two listed sites anchor the choice. Zhuravlivka carries both the Armenian Church of St. Resurrection in Kharkiv and the Memorial Cemetery on Second City Cemetery, Kharkiv, which is more named ground than most outlying districts of the city hold. Both stand inside one district.
A room in Zhuravlivka sits on ground carried on the record since 1650, and the rest of Kharkiv, Saltivka included, is a matter of crossing the city rather than walking.
About Zhuravlivka
What are the main landmarks in Zhuravlivka?
The Armenian Church of St. Resurrection in Kharkiv is the district's one church on the record. Around it, Zhuravlivka's list is short. The Memorial Cemetery on Second City Cemetery, Kharkiv is the other entry, a burial ground held under its own name rather than folded into the city's general record, and between the two there is nothing else catalogued here.
Only two sites carry an entry on this ground recorded from 1650.
What is the history of Zhuravlivka?
Zhuravlivka is recorded from 1650. The city list now carries it as a district, entered as Zhuravlivka, Kharkiv, rather than as the separate settlement that founding year implies. Two facts, and Zhuravlivka's entry closes.
No founder, no charter and no date of joining the city is entered, so the oldest thing fixed on the page is the year 1650 itself, with the Armenian Church of St. Resurrection in Kharkiv and the Memorial Cemetery on Second City Cemetery, Kharkiv listed without dates of their own.
Where is Zhuravlivka?
Zhuravlivka takes in a stretch of Kharkiv, in Kharkiv Oblast, Ukraine, with the Memorial Cemetery on Second City Cemetery, Kharkiv inside its bounds.
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Updated August 2026