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Odesa is Ukraine's third-largest city and a major seaport on the Black Sea that serves as an important transport hub for the country. The city is known as a multiethnic cultural center and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2023 due to its historic architecture and multicultural significance.
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Article · Nederlands
Odessa (Oekraïens: Одеса, [oˈdɛsɑ], Russisch: Одесса, [ɐˈdʲesːə]; Jiddisch: אדעס, Ades; Grieks: Οδησσός) is een havenstad in Oekraïne aan de Zwarte Zee. Het inwoneraantal bedraagt ruim 1 miljoen. Odessa ligt op de heuvels rondom een kleine haven en is de op vier na grootste stad in Oekraïne. Het is de grootste stad aan de Zwarte Zee. Odessa is ook het bestuurlijke centrum van de oblast Odessa.
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1790s establishments in Ukraine1794 establishments in the Russian EmpireCities in Odesa RaionHistoric Jewish communitiesHolocaust locations in UkraineHromadas of Odesa RaionOblast centers in UkraineOdesaOdessky UyezdPopulated coastal places in UkrainePopulated places established in 1794Populated places established in the Russian Empire