Fortress earthworks
The remains of the eighteenth-century Fortress of St Elizabeth form a star-shaped pattern of ramparts and ditches, one of the few such outlines still visible on a Ukrainian city map.
Pousita mape faigofie · Ukraine
48.5083° N / 32.2662° E
A steppe city on the Inhul River, grown out of an eighteenth-century fortress whose star-shaped outline can still be traced.





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Kropyvnytskyi lies in the heart of Ukraine, on the banks of the Inhul River where it meets its tributary, the Suhokleia. The rivers carve shallow valleys through the flat steppe, and the city has grown along and between them. The central districts follow a fairly regular grid laid out in the nineteenth century, while the edges spread out into private houses and industrial areas.
The city began in 1754 as the Fortress of St Elizabeth, built to guard the southern frontier of the Russian Empire, and was later known as Yelysavetgrad and then Kirovohrad before adopting its current name in 2016. It is closely associated with the birth of professional Ukrainian theatre: the first professional Ukrainian troupe was formed here in 1882 under Marko Kropyvnytskyi.
A Kropyvnytskyi map poster shows the grid of the centre, the winding line of the Inhul with its bridges, and, on the edge of the old town, the earthworks of the fortress, whose angular bastions are still visible in the landscape. The structure is modest but easy to read, a clear record of how a frontier fort became a regional city.
The remains of the eighteenth-century Fortress of St Elizabeth form a star-shaped pattern of ramparts and ditches, one of the few such outlines still visible on a Ukrainian city map.
The Inhul and Sukhokleia rivers meet near the centre, and their winding courses with green banks divide the city into distinct districts, crossed by a series of bridges.
The nineteenth-century centre is laid out on straight, perpendicular streets, contrasting with the curves of the rivers and the looser pattern of the outer districts.
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Kaia a Kropyvnytskyi
Many people carry this city with them under an older name. A map of its streets and rivers links Yelysavetgrad, Kirovohrad and Kropyvnytskyi in one image, a quiet way of keeping a hometown close.
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