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Cherkasy

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Cher·ka·sy or Cher·kas·sy  (chr-käs)
A city of central Ukraine on the Dnieper River south-southeast of Kiev. It was an important Cossack outpost before passing to Russia in the 1790s. Population: 293,000.


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