Yampol

Yampol is a term that can refer to several geographical locations, primarily in Eastern Europe. The most prominent of these is the city of Yam­pil (also transliterated as Yampol) located in the Sumy Oblast of Ukraine. Yam­pil is situated in the northeastern part of Ukraine, near the border with Russia. It is an administrative center of the Yam­pil Raion. The economy of this Yam­pil has historically been influenced by its agricultural surroundings and proximity to transportation routes.

Another location referred to as Yampol is a village in the Vinnytsia Oblast of Ukraine. This Yam­pil is situated in the southwestern part of the country. It is known for its historical significance, particularly its role during various periods of Ukrainian history. The specific geographical features and economic activities of this Yam­pil differ from its namesake in Sumy Oblast.

Additionally, there is a village named Yampol in the Odesa Oblast of Ukraine, located in the southern part of the country. This settlement also carries its own local history and characteristics, distinct from the other Yam­pols. The term Yampol, therefore, necessitates clarification based on the specific region or context being discussed to avoid ambiguity.