Peremyshliany


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Peremyshliany

 

a city (since 1939) and administrative center of Peremyshliany Raion, L’vov Oblast, Ukrainian SSR. The city is located on the Gnilaia Lipa River, a tributary of the Dnestr, 32 km from the Bobrka railroad station on the L’vov-Ivano-Frankovsk line. It has furniture and food-processing combines, a milk plant, and a brickyard.

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