(Also Pechenezhin, Peczenizyn, or Peczeniezyn) Cyrillic: Печеніжин
Geographic Coordinates 48.52°N 24.88°E
Population in 2001 Census: 5,324
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Pechenizhyn — Original name in latin Pechenizhyn Name in other language Pecenizin, Pechenezhin, Pechenizhin, Pechenizhyn, Peczenizyn, Печеніжин State code UA Continent/City Europe/Kiev longitude 48.51551 latitude 24.89423 altitude 333 Population 5126 Date 2012 … Cities with a population over 1000 database
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