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Uzhhorod

Uzhhorod is a city in Western Ukraine, the administrative centre of the Transcarpathian region. It is first mentioned in old manuscripts in the year of 1154.

Throughout its more than one-thousand-year history Uzhhorod has repeatedly changed rulers and governments. The almost six-hundred-year presence of Hungarians left a noticeable mark on the architectural appearance of the city. The first stone of the city was laid on a mountain more than a thousand years ago, where the construction of a castle began, and gradually a city appeared around the castle. The liberation of Transcarpathia during World War II brought some changes in the life of Uzhhorod when new buildings were constructed and old ones were reconstructed. From January 1945 Uzhhorod became the centre of the newly formed Transcarpathian region.

Now Uzhhorod is a developed cultural and industrial centre with universities and institutions, with a lot of museums and botanical gardens, churches and medieval cathedrals.

But the main pride of the local people is the ancient castle in the historic town. There is a linden alley which is considered the longest alley in Europe, several medieval castles and cathedrals in the city. Uzhhorod National University was opened in 1945.

The city is located 785 km from Kyiv in the Carpathians on the River Uzh. There is a border with Slovakia nearby. Uzhhorod has an area of about 40 km2. The population of the city is about 110 thousand people.

The highest point of Uzhhorod is Mount Great Daibovetska which is 224 metres high.

Uzhhorod is surrounded by forests on all sides.

Uzhhorod is a city in Southern Ukraine.

Read to the story and correct the following sentences.

Uzhhorod

Uzhhorod is a city in Western Ukraine, the administrative centre of the Transcarpathian region. It is first mentioned in old manuscripts in the year of 1154.

Throughout its more than one-thousand-year history Uzhhorod has repeatedly changed rulers and governments. The almost six-hundred-year presence of Hungarians left a noticeable mark on the architectural appearance of the city. The first stone of the city was laid on a mountain more than a thousand years ago, where the construction of a castle began, and gradually a city appeared around the castle. The liberation of Transcarpathia during World War II brought some changes in the life of Uzhhorod when new buildings were constructed and old ones were reconstructed. From January 1945 Uzhhorod became the centre of the newly formed Transcarpathian region.

Now Uzhhorod is a developed cultural and industrial centre with universities and institutions, with a lot of museums and botanical gardens, churches and medieval cathedrals.

But the main pride of the local people is the ancient castle in the historic town. There is a linden alley which is considered the longest alley in Europe, several medieval castles and cathedrals in the city. Uzhhorod National University was opened in 1945.

The city is located 785 km from Kyiv in the Carpathians on the River Uzh. There is a border with Slovakia nearby. Uzhhorod has an area of about 40 km2. The population of the city is about 110 thousand people.

The highest point of Uzhhorod is Mount Great Daibovetska which is 224 metres high.

Uzhhorod is surrounded by forests on all sides.

For the first time it was mentioned in the 11th century.

Read to the story and correct the following sentences.

Uzhhorod

Uzhhorod is a city in Western Ukraine, the administrative centre of the Transcarpathian region. It is first mentioned in old manuscripts in the year of 1154.

Throughout its more than one-thousand-year history Uzhhorod has repeatedly changed rulers and governments. The almost six-hundred-year presence of Hungarians left a noticeable mark on the architectural appearance of the city. The first stone of the city was laid on a mountain more than a thousand years ago, where the construction of a castle began, and gradually a city appeared around the castle. The liberation of Transcarpathia during World War II brought some changes in the life of Uzhhorod when new buildings were constructed and old ones were reconstructed. From January 1945 Uzhhorod became the centre of the newly formed Transcarpathian region.

Now Uzhhorod is a developed cultural and industrial centre with universities and institutions, with a lot of museums and botanical gardens, churches and medieval cathedrals.

But the main pride of the local people is the ancient castle in the historic town. There is a linden alley which is considered the longest alley in Europe, several medieval castles and cathedrals in the city. Uzhhorod National University was opened in 1945.

The city is located 785 km from Kyiv in the Carpathians on the River Uzh. There is a border with Slovakia nearby. Uzhhorod has an area of about 40 km2. The population of the city is about 110 thousand people.

The highest point of Uzhhorod is Mount Great Daibovetska which is 224 metres high.

Uzhhorod is surrounded by forests on all sides.

From January 1955 Uzhhorod became the centre of the newly formed Transcarpathian region.