List of towns of the former Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria
# List of towns of the former Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria

This is a list of major cities and towns which belonged to the Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria from the Congress of Vienna in 1815 until the dissolution of Austria-Hungary in 1918. Between those dates, the Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria consisted mostly of the territories gained by the Habsburg Empire in the First Partition of Poland in 1772.

Today, the territory of Galicia is split between Poland in the west and Ukraine in the east. At the turn of the Twentieth Century, Poles constituted 88.7% of the whole population of Western Galicia, Jews 7.6%, Ukrainians 3.2%, Germans 0.3%, and others 0.2%. Respective data for Eastern Galicia show the following number: Ukrainians 60.5%, Poles 25.0%, Jews 13.7%, Germans 0.3%, and others 0.5%. Before World War II, many Galician towns, even in the predominantly ethnic Ukrainian east, had substantial Polish, Jewish and German populations.

In 1931, 93% Poles, 5% Jews, 2% others (mainly Ukrainians and Germans) lived in Western Galicia. While 52% Ukrainians, 35% Poles, 10% Jews, 3% others (mainly Germans and Armenians) lived in Eastern Galicia.

## Ukraine

| Ukrainian (transcription) | Ukrainian (Cyrillic) | Polish | German | Yiddish (transliteration) |
| - | - | - | - | - |
| Belz | Белз | Bełz | Bels | בעלז (Beltz) |
| Berezhany | Бережани | Brzeżany | Breschan | ברעזשאן (Brezhan) |
| Bolekhiv | Болехів | Bolechów | Bolechau | בולחוב |
| Boryslav | Борислав | Borysław | Borislau | |
| Brody | Броди | Brody | Brody | בראד (Brod) |
| Busk | Буськ | Busk | Bussk | בוסק (Bisk) |
| Buchach | Бучач | Buczacz | Butschatsch | בוטשאטש (Bitshutsh) |
| Chortkiv | Чортків | Czortków | Tschortkau | טשארטקאוו (Tshortkov) |
| Drohobych | Дрогобич | Drohobycz | Drohobitsch | דראהביטש (Drubitsh) |
| Halych | Галич | Halicz | Halitsch | גאליצ (Galits) |
| Horodenka | Городенка | Horodenka | | הורדנקא |
| Horodok | Городок | Gródek | Grodeck | |
| Husiatyn | Гусятин | Husiatyń | | הוסיאטין (Hushatin) |
| Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanyslaviv) | Івано-Франківськ (Станиславів) | Iwano-Frankowsk (Stanisławów) | Iwano-Frankiwsk (Stanislau) | סטאניסלאוו (Stanislav) |
| Kalush | Калуш | Kałusz | Kallusch | קאליזש |
| Kolomyia | Коломия | Kołomyja | Kolomea | קאלאמײַ (Kolomay) |
| Kozova | Козова | Kozowa | קאזאווע | |
| Lviv | Львів | Lwów | Lemberg | לעמבערג (Lemberik) |
| Nadvirna | Надвірна | Nadworna | | נאדווארנע (Nadverne) |
| Peremyshliany | Перемишляни | Przemyślany | | פרעמישלאן |
| Pidhaitsi | Підгайці | Podhajce | | פודהייצא |
| Rava-Ruska | Рава-Руська | Rawa Ruska | | ראווע (Rave) |
| Rohatyn | Рогатин | Rohatyń | Rohatin | רוהאטין |
| Sambir | Самбір | Sambor | Sambor | סאמבור |
| Sokal | Сокаль | Sokal | Sokal | |
| Stryi | Стрий | Stryj | Stryj | סטרי |
| Terebovl | Теребовля | Trembowla | | |
| Ternopil | Тернопіль | Tarnopol | Tarnopol | טארנאפאל |
| Truskavets | Трускавець | Truskawiec | Truskawetz | |
| Zalishchyky | Заліщики | Zaleszczyki | | |
| Zhovkva | Жовква | Żółkiew | | ז'ובקבה (Zholkva) |
| Zolochiv | Золочів | Złoczów | | זלאטשאוו (Zlotshev) |

## Poland

| Polish | Ukrainian (transcription) | Ukrainian (Cyrillic) | German | Yiddish (transliteration) |
| - | - | - | - | - |
| Biecz | Bech | Беч | Beitsch | |
| Bochnia | Bokhnya | Бохня | Salzberg | באכניא |
| Chrzanów | Khshaniv | Хшанів | Krenau (1941–1945) | קשאנוב |
| Dukla | Duklia | Дукля | Dukla | דיקלא |
| Dynów | Dyniv | Динів | Dühnhof | דינוב |
| Gorlice | Horlytsi | Горлиці | Gorlitz | גאָרליץ (Gurlitz) |
| Grybów | Hrybiv | Грибів | Grunberk | |
| Jarosław | Yaroslav | Ярослав | Jaroslau | יעראסלאוו (Yeroslav) |
| Jasło | Yaslo | Ясло | Jassel | |
| Jaworzno | Yavozhno | Явожно | Jaworzno | יאבוז'נו |
| Kraków | Krakiv | Краків | Krakau | קראקא (Kruke) |
| Krosno | Korosno | Коросно | Krossen | |
| Krynica-Zdrój | Krynytsia | Криниця | Bad Krynica | |
| Lesko | Lis'ko | Лісько | | לינסק (Linsk) |
| Leżajsk | Lezhays'k | Лежайськ | Lyschansk | ליז'נסק (Lizhensk) |
| Limanowa | Limanova | Ліманова | Ilmenau | לימינוב (Liminuv) |
| Łańcut | Lantsut | Ланьцут | Landshut | לאַנצוט (Lantzut) |
| Myślenice | Mys'lenitse | Мисьленіце | Mischlenitz | מישלעניץ |
| Nowy Sącz | Novyi Sonch | Новий Сонч | Neu Sandez | צאנז (Tsanz) |
| Nowy Targ | Novyi Tarh | Новий Тарг | Neumarkt | |
| Oświęcim | Osventsim | Освенцім | Auschwitz | אשפוצין (Oshpetsin) |
| Przemyśl | Peremyshl' | Перемишль | Premissel | פרעמישעל |
| Przeworsk | Perevors'k | Переворськ | | פּשעוואָרסק (Pshevorsk) |
| Rymanów | Rymaniv | Риманів | Reimannshau | רימנוב |
| Rzeszów | Riashiv | Ряшів | Reichshof (1939-1945) | ריישא (Reysha) |
| Sanok | Sianik | Сянік | | סאניק (Sunik) |
| Tarnów | Tarniv | Тарнів | Tarnau | טארנא (Turne) |
| Trzebinia | Tshebinia | Тшебіня | Trzebinia | טשביניה |
| Wadowice | Vadovitse | Вадовіце | Wadowitz | ודוביץ |
| Wieliczka | Velychka | Величка | Groß Salze | |
| Zator | Zator | Затор | Neuenstadt an der Schaue | זאטער |
| Żywiec | Zhyvets' | Живець | Saybusch | |
