Tscherwonoarmijske
Chervonoarmiyske (Ukrainian Червоноармійське ; Russian equivalent Chervonoarmejskoje / Червоноармейское) was the name of several places in Ukraine until decommunization in Ukraine:
- former name of a village in Kharkiv Oblast, Satschepyliwka Raion, see Wyschnewe (Satschepyliwka)
- former name of a village in Kharkiv Oblast, Velykyj Burluk district, see Polkownytsche
- former name of a village in Kherson Oblast, Hornostajiwka Raion, see Wilne (Hornostajiwka)
- Former name of a village in Cherson Oblast, Vysokopillja Rajon, see Chereschnewe
- former name of a village in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Solone Raion, see Hanno-Mussijiwka
- former name of a village in Kiev Oblast, Baryschiwka Raion, see Bakumiwka (Baryschiwka)
- Former name of a village in Odessa Oblast, Berezivka Raion, see Novokaltschewe
- Former name of a village in Odessa Oblast, Bolhrad Raion, see Kubej
- former name of a village in Zaporizhia Oblast, Jakymiwka Raion, see Tawrijske (Jakymiwka)
- former name of a village in Zaporizhia Oblast, Wassyliwka Raion, see Dolynka (Wassyliwka)
- former name of a village in Chernihiv Oblast, Bobrowyzja Raion, see Wyschnewe (Bobrowyzja)
- former name of a settlement in Luhansk Oblast, Bilokurakyne Raion, see Myrne (Bilokurakyne)
- former name of a settlement in Mykolaiv Oblast, Mykolaiv Raion, see Myrne (Mykolaiv)
Between 1935 and 1966 the city of Vilniansk was also called Chervonoarmyske.
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