Princess Olga and Independence: 11 streets and alleys were renamed in Kropyvnytskyi
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In Kropyvnytskyi, 11 streets and alleys were renamed.
The relevant decision was made by local deputies at a meeting on September 26, reports the Kropyvnytskyi City Council.
Deputies made a decision to rename 11 streets and alleys and during the voting postponed the renaming of Polzunova Street in the village of Nove in the Kirovohrad region.
According to deputy Valentina Yaremchuk, the renaming was postponed because the residents of the street do not want the previously proposed name “Prosvity” to be assigned to it.
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New names were given:
- Abakanskyi Lane – now it is Fastivskyi Lane;
- Glynka Street – now Knyagini Olga Street;
- Hlinka lane – Knyagini Olga lane;
- Hmyryova Street – Yevhen Pluzhnyka Street;
- Degtyarev Lane – Ivan Honchar Lane;
- Kosmonavta Popova Street – Nezalezhnosti Street;
- Nesterova Lane – Ivan Kozhedub Lane;
- Pavlova Street – Petra Yatsyk Street;
- Popova lane – Serhiy Yefremov lane;
- Stepan Razin Lane – Zimovy Lane;
- Tsilynna Street – Vasyl Mark Street.
It is noted that during 2022-2023, 157 toponymic objects related to Russia and the communist past were renamed in the Kropyvnytskyi urban territorial community.
We previously reported that Ada Rogovtseva proposes to rename Nimanska Street in Kyiv in honor of Da Vinci.
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