Volochysk

Volochysk is a city located in the Khmelnytskyi Oblast of western Ukraine. It serves as the administrative center of the Volochysk Raion. Situated on the banks of the Zbruch River, the city has a history dating back to the 15th century. Initially, it was a settlement that grew into a significant trade and craft center.

Historically, Volochysk has been part of various political entities due to its strategic location. It was once under Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth rule before becoming part of the Russian Empire. Following the establishment of independent Ukraine, Volochysk became an integral part of the new nation.

The city's economy is primarily based on industry, including food processing and machine building. Agriculture also plays a role in the surrounding region. Volochysk is connected by rail and road, facilitating transportation and trade. Notable landmarks include historical churches and remnants of its past fortifications. The Zbruch River contributes to the natural landscape around the city, offering recreational opportunities. Volochysk continues to be an important administrative and economic hub within Khmelnytskyi Oblast.