Border between Romania and Ukraine

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Location of Romania (green) and Ukraine (orange) in Europe
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The border between the Republic of Romania and the Republic of Ukraine is a land and water border in Europe .

course

Porubna-Siret border crossing

Of the 3069 kilometers of the entire border with Romania , 601 kilometers run in two sections to Ukraine . The political border between Romania and Ukraine runs once in the Forest Carpathians , here partly on the Tisza , in the north the Ukraine in the south Romania, and once the Kilijaarm - an estuary of the Danube into the Black Sea - borders the Ukraine in the north and in the south to Romania.

The historical regions where the border runs are the Maramures region , Bukovina , Moldova and Carpathian Ukraine ; in the south-east of Romania, south of the Kilijaarm the Dobrudscha and north of it - in the Ukraine - the Budschak region .

Sea border

Maritime border according to the ruling of the International Court of Justice

The maritime border between Romania and Ukraine in the Black Sea was made binding under international law by a decision of the International Court of Justice on February 3, 2009. Previously there were disputes between the states over the whereabouts of Snake Island and the division of the Black Sea continental shelf, in which large oil and natural gas reserves are suspected.

Neighbors

Administrative entities and localities at the state border are:

Places in Romania Judet Places in Ukraine Oblast
Halmeu Satu Mare Satu Mare Berehove Karpatska Ukraina-2 COA.svg Transcarpathia
Sighetu Marmației Maramureș Maramureș Velykyi Bychkiv
Valea Vișeului Dilowe
Vicovu de Sus Suceava Suceava Krasnoyilsk Coat of Arms of Chernivtsi Oblast.svg Chernivtsi
Siret Terebletsche
Tulcea Tulcea Tulcea Ismajil Coat of Arms of Odesa Oblast.svg Odessa

Border crossings

There are border crossings between Romania and Ukraine:

Road traffic

Rail transport

Ferry traffic

  • Tulcea ↔ Ismajil ( ⊙ )

Web links

Commons : border between Romania and Ukraine  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Information on Romania from The World Factbook, accessed on January 21, 2017 (multilingual)
  2. ↑ Judgment of the International Court of Justice of February 3, 2009 ( Memento of February 5, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) (PDF; 1 MB)
  3. ↑ Information from the Romanian border police accessed on January 22, 2017 (Romanian, English)