Looking for a random city in Ukraine? From Kyiv to Kharkiv, this tool features all 360 Ukrainian towns and cities with at least 10,000 residents.
This generator includes municipalities from every oblast (region) of Ukraine, offering a broad view of this culturally rich country and its 40 million residents.
Random City in Ukraine
This Ukrainian city generator includes 360 towns and cities with populations of 10,000 or more. The data comes from World Population Review’s 2025 rankings and was last reviewed in June 2025.
Click the “Pick a City” button below to reveal a random Ukrainian city.
Your random city in Ukraine is…
Цей генератор випадкових міст обирає випадкове місто в Україні. Він включає всі 360 українських міст і містечок з населенням не менше 10 000 осіб. Результати також показують чисельність населення та розташування кожного випадкового місця.
My Visit to Ukraine
I created this randomizer in June 2025, during the third year of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
I was fortunate to visit the country in peacetime—in the summer of 2016, during the first year of my 777-day round-the-world trip. I stayed with a friendly Couchsurfing host in Lviv and later reunited with some travel buddies in Kyiv. We took a day trip to Chernobyl, and I continued my journey on an overnight train to Moldova.
I have many fond memories of Ukraine, and I truly hope foreign visitors can once again enjoy the country’s beauty and warmth in the near future.
(As some of you might have recognized, the photo at the top is not from an active modern city. Instead, the photo is from the abandoned suburbs of Pripyat near Chernobyl as I couldn’t find my other photos from Ukraine while creating this randomizer.)
From traveling to surprise destinations to building tools for others, randomness has shaped this site in unexpected ways. This Ukrainian city picker is one of the latest additions—and many more can be found on the Random Generators page.
I’ve also made city randomizers for all but one of Ukraine’s neighbors: Belarus, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Russia, and Slovakia. (Sorry, Moldovans—I’m focusing on bigger countries now, but I still enjoyed your country!)