User:Shwabb1/The Plan

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Pages I plan to make, in order of when I came up with the idea. Footnotes explain why I believe these to be significant enough to have pages on the English Wikipedia.

  1. Luka, Kyiv Oblast[a]
  2. Krolevets handloom weaving[b]
  3. Samchyky decorative painting[c]
  4. Samchyky Palace and Park Ensemble[d]
  5. Samchyky[e]
  6. National parks:[f] Kamianka Sich, Kholodnyi Yar, Kreminna Woods, Kuialnyk, Lower Dnieper, Nobel, Pushcha Radzivila, Royal Beskids
  7. Darnytsia[g]
  8. Solomianka[h]
  9. St. Elijah's Church, Subotiv[i]
  10. Dormition Cathedral, Volodymyr[j]
  11. Venetsiiskyi Island[k]
  12. Genoese fortress, Sudak[l]
  13. Melgunov Kurgan[m]
  14. Kuialnyk Cemetery[n]
  15. Malyi Galagov[o]
  16. St. Pantaleon Church, Shevchenkove[p]
  17. Sataniv Castle[q]
  18. Sotsmisto, Zaporizhzhia[r]
  19. Old Town, Kamianets-Podilskyi[s]
  20. Dudka-vykrutka[t]
  21. Exaltation of the Holy Cross Church, Rozumivka[u]
  22. Poltava Governorate Zemstvo Building[v]
  23. Kaniv Hills[w]
  24. Historic reserves:[x] Ancient Halych, Posullia, Chyhyryn, Bakhchysarai, Old Lutsk, Ancient Volodymyr, Kremenets-Pochaiv, Verkhnii Saltiv (museum-reserve), Trypillia Culture, Castles of Ternopil Oblast, Stilsko, etc.
  25. Oleshia[y]
  26. Galician school (architecture)[z]
  27. Wooden churches of Carpathian region:[aa] Church of the Synaxis of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Matkiv; Descent of the Holy Spirit Church, Rohatyn; Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Nyzhnii Verbizh; Church of the Ascension, Yasinia
  28. Transfiguration Church, Moshny[ab]
  29. Holy Intercession Church, Sutkivtsi[ac]
  30. Smotrych Canyon[ad]
  31. Aliobrix[ae]
  32. Palankas of the Sich:[af] Barvinkove, Buh Hard, Inhul, Kalmius, Kodak, Oril, Prohnoi, Protovcha, Samara
  33. Great Meadow, Ukraine[ag]
  34. Ukrainian Baroque monasteries:[ah] Kytaiv Trinity Monastery; Ascension Monastery, Pereiaslav; Krasnohiria Intercession Monastery; Transfiguration Monastery, Novhorod-Siverskyi; Presentation Monastery, Nizhyn; Annunciation Monastery, Nizhyn; Transfiguration Monastery, Neshcheriv; Danivka Monastery; Ladan Monastery
  35. Petershahen[ai]
  36. Skyscrapers of Freedom Square in Kharkiv:[aj] House of Projects and House of Cooperation
  37. Bilsk hillfort[ak]
  38. Melitopol cherry[al]
  39. Zakarpattia wine[am]
  40. St. George's Cathedral, Kaniv[an]
  41. St. Basil's Cathedral, Ovruch[ao]
  42. Horiany Rotunda[ap]
  43. Museum of Folk Architecture and Life in Middle Dnieper Ukraine[aq]
  44. Ukrainian Art Nouveau[ar]
  45. Trinity Cathedral, Samar[as]
  46. Upper Church of St. Nicholas the Wondermaker, Serednie Vodiane[at]
  47. St. Demetrius Church, Hishyn[au]
  48. Select fortified churches in Western Ukraine: St. Elijah the Prophet Church, Toporivtsi; Holy Intercession Church, Sharivka[av]
  49. Derkul Stud Farm[aw]
  50. St. Nicholas Church, Olevsk[ax]
  51. Palace of the Lopukhiv family[ay]
  52. Round Square (Poltava)[az]
  53. Intercession Church, Plishyvets[ba]
  54. Ohuz Kurgan[bb]
  55. Chortomlyk Kurgan[bc]
  56. List of oldest buildings in Ukraine[bd]
  57. Geographical indications in Ukraine[be]
  58. Matsyk[bf]
  59. City status in Ukraine[bg]
  60. Melek-Chesme Kurgan[bh]
  61. Crypt of Demeter[bi]
  62. Genoese fortress, Feodosia[bj]
  63. Piatnychany Tower[bk]
  64. Zbruch cult center[bl]
  65. Round Courtyard[bm]
  66. Schools of Lokhvytsia Zemstvo[bn]
  67. Grave of Nachman of Breslov[bo]
  68. Small Mosque, Izmail[bp]
  69. Chervonyi Maiak hillfort[bq]
  70. Crimean Tatar architecture[br]
  71. Zaporizhzhia Museum of Local History[bs]
  72. Merchant Meeting House, Sloviansk[bt]
  73. Ağır ava ve Qaytarma[bu]
  74. Buzynnyk[bv]
  75. Horodok stitch[bw]
  76. Sakhnovshchyna korovai[bx]
  77. Yavoriv toy[by]
  78. Cathedral of the Nativity of the Theotokos, Kozelets[bz]
  79. Kytaihorod[ca]
  80. Vytautas Tower[cb]
  81. Zhmerynka railway station[cc]
  82. Lists of monuments of national significance:[cd] Cherkasy, Chernihiv, Chernivtsi, Ivano-Frankivsk, Kharkiv, Kherson, Khmelnytskyi, Kirovohrad, Kyiv, Luhansk, Lviv, Mykolaiv, Odesa, Poltava, Rivne, Sumy, Ternopil, Zhytomyr oblasts; ARC, Sevastopol
  83. tba

Explanations

  1. [a]
    Village known for its polyphonic singing that is on the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage
  2. [b]
    Special weaving and embroidery from Krolevets; on the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage
  3. [c]
    Painting style on the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage
  4. [d]
    Manor in Samchyky; part of a historic reserve
  5. [e]
    Village known for its painting and a manor
  6. [f]
    Natural conservation areas with second-highest protection level (excluding those that have articles already)
  7. [g]
    Neighborhood in Kyiv; origin of the name of Darnytskyi District
  8. [h]
    Neighborhood in Kyiv; origin of the name of Solomianskyi District
  9. [i]
    One of the earliest Baroque churches in Ukraine (likely one of inspirations for further development of Ukrainian Baroque); birthplace of Bohdan Khmelnytsky
  10. [j]
    One of the few Kievan Rus'-era buildings in Ukraine; oldest building in Volyn Oblast
  11. [k]
    Island in Kyiv; location of the Hydropark
  12. [l]
    Best-preserved Genoese fortress in Crimea; probably largest fortress in Ukraine
  13. [m]
    One of the oldest Scythian kurgans in the Black Sea region
  14. [n]
    The largest Cossack cemetery of Ukraine; important to the history of Odesa, as many Cossacks that constituted a large part of the workforce during the construction of the city are buried here
  15. [o]
    Neighborhood in Uzhhorod that was built as the administrative district of the new regional capital; contains all types of Czechoslovak modernist movements
  16. [p]
    One of the few Kievan Rus'-era buildings in Ukraine; oldest building in Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast; the only surviving example of the Galician school
  17. [q]
    Decently preserved Lithuanian/Ruthenian fortress
  18. [r]
    One of the few complete workers' settlements of early Soviet Union built in a uniform constructivist style
  19. [s]
    Contains numerous historic buildings; located in a peculiar spot surrounded by a river canyon on almost all sides, with a castle guarding the only land entrance/exit
  20. [t]
    Shepherds' instrument of Polissia that is on the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage
  21. [u]
    Ancestral tomb of the Rayevsky family; part of a historic reserve
  22. [v]
    The first Ukrainian Art Nouveau building
  23. [w]
    Landform in Cherkasy and Kyiv oblasts of origin that is still not fully explained; contains numerous archaeological sites of different eras (from Cucuteni-Trypillia to Cossack)
  24. [x]
    Protected historic areas of national or regional importance (excluding those that have articles already)
  25. [y]
    Rus' trading city located in or near the Dnieper Delta
  26. [z]
    The earliest distinct regional school of Kievan Rus' architecture
  27. [aa]
    Part of a World Heritage Site (excluding those that have articles already)
  28. [ab]
    Unique Romantic/Neo-Gothic/Neo-Moorish church
  29. [ac]
    Well-preserved fortified church with a unique structure
  30. [ad]
    The canyon around the Old City of Kamianets-Podilskyi; protected natural area
  31. [ae]
    The only known castrum of the Danube Limes in Ukraine (not including Harpis, which still hasn't been located and is probably underwater)
  32. [af]
    Administrative divisions of the Zaporozhian Sich
  33. [ag]
    Historically important to the Cossacks; flooded by the Kakhovka Reservoir, which is now drained, causing the ecological rebirth of the area
  34. [ah]
    Complexes that are mostly or partially built in the Ukrainian Baroque style (excluding those that have articles already)
  35. [ai]
    Village in Zaporizhzhia Oblast that was originally a German Mennonite colony
  36. [aj]
    Important early Constructivist complex (excluding Derzhprom that already has an article)
  37. [ak]
    The largest hillfort in Ukraine and one of the largest in Europe; the site of an important Scythian city; part of a historic reserve
  38. [al]
    Local sweet cherry type with protected origin
  39. [am]
    Local wine with protected origin
  40. [an]
    One of the few Kievan Rus'-era buildings in Ukraine; oldest building in Cherkasy Oblast
  41. [ao]
    One of the few Kievan Rus'-era buildings in Ukraine; oldest building in Zhytomyr Oblast
  42. [ap]
    The oldest rotunda in Ukraine; oldest building in Zakarpattia Oblast
  43. [aq]
    Site of numerous relocated examples of vernacular architecture, many housing museums inside
  44. [ar]
    Major Ukrainian architectural style
  45. [as]
    The only surviving nine-domed wooden church in Ukraine; one of the few examples of Ukrainian Baroque wooden buildings
  46. [at]
    Oldest wooden church in Ukraine
  47. [au]
    Oldest wooden church in Volyn; good example of regional vernacular architecture
  48. [av]
    A variety of interesting examples of fortified churches (also including Holy Intercession Church, Sutkivtsi that already has an article and listed above)
  49. [aw]
    Oldest stud farm in Ukraine; major historic complex in Luhansk Oblast
  50. [ax]
    One of the earliest Baroque churches in Ukraine (likely one of inspirations for further development of Ukrainian Baroque); probably the second-oldest building in Zhytomyr Oblast
  51. [ay]
    Romantic palace complex in Korsun-Shevchenkivskyi; part of a historic reserve
  52. [az]
    Major square in the city; important Neo-Classicist complex
  53. [ba]
    The oldest Ukrainian Art Nouveau church; one of the earliest examples of the style
  54. [bb]
    One of the burial sites of a Scythian king
  55. [bc]
    One of the burial sites of a Scythian king
  56. [bd]
    There are little surviving ancient and medieval buildings in Ukraine (esp. compared to many other European countries), so they deserve their own list; hard to find all the sources though
  57. [be]
    Products with protected designations of origin
  58. [bf]
    Unique meat dish/product from Western Polissia
  59. [bg]
    Status given by the Verkhovna Rada to certain populated places
  60. [bh]
    One of the two Bosporan kurgans with a preserved crypt on the inside (the other being the Royal Kurgan), and probably one of the oldest surviving buildings in Ukraine
  61. [bi]
    Bosporan crypt with unique frescoes
  62. [bj]
    Not as well preserved as the fortress in Sudak, but features an impressive number of medieval Greek and Armenian churches and a mosque
  63. [bk]
    Probably best-preserved tower from the Kingdom of the Galicia-Volhynia
  64. [bl]
    Large Slavic pagan sanctuary and the original site of the Zbruch Idol
  65. [bm]
    Oldest public building of northeastern Ukraine with a unique structure
  66. [bn]
    The only major Ukrainian Art Nouveau project: schools designed by Opanas Slastion
  67. [bo]
    Destination of the annual Rosh Hashana kibbutz
  68. [bp]
    Probably oldest preserved mosque in Ukraine outside of Crimea
  69. [bq]
    Major Scythian-era archaeological complex
  70. [br]
    Architecture of Crimean Tatars since the Crimean Khanate
  71. [bs]
    Major landmark in Zaporizhzhia
  72. [bt]
    Formerly a good example of Ukrainian Art Nouveau, but lost its original appearance after Soviet "reconstructions"
  73. [bu]
    Crimean Tatar wedding dance that is on the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage
  74. [bv]
    Elderberry dish from eastern Cherkasy Oblast that is on the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage
  75. [bw]
    Revived embroidery tradition from Horodok that is on the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage
  76. [bx]
    Ritual bread from Sakhnovshchyna that is on the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage
  77. [by]
    Traditional wooden toy from Yavoriv that is on the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage
  78. [bz]
    Good example of Late Ukrainian Baroque; has preserved the original iconostasis
  79. [ca]
    Cossack village with surviving Baroque architecture
  80. [cb]
    Originally 14th-century Lithuanian tower on the lower Dnipro; later rebuilt in 18th century
  81. [cc]
    Architecturally significant railway station
  82. [cd]
    Nationally important cultural heritage landmarks (excluding those that have articles already)

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