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Truskavets Community
About
Truskavets City Territorial Community is an administrative and territorial unit in Drohobych District of Lviv Oblast, established in 2020.
The community consists of the city of Truskavets and seven nearby villages: Bystre, Dobrohostiv, Zymivky, Modrychi, Oriv, Stanylya, and Ulychne.
The total area of the community is 214.8 km², and the population exceeds 40,000 residents.
The administrative center of the community is the city of Truskavets, which is renowned as one of the most famous balneological resorts in Ukraine and Europe.
Natural Resources
The territory of the community is located in the foothills of the Eastern Carpathians, providing unique natural and climatic conditions with picturesque valleys, rivers, and mountain air.
Truskavets is situated in the valley of the Vorotyshche River and nearby water bodies, surrounded by forested areas at an altitude of 384 meters above sea level.
The main natural wealth consists of unique mineral waters from 14 springs (including “Naftusia,” “Yuzia,” “Maria,” “Sofiia,” and others), which have healing properties and are internationally recognized.
Near Boryslav lies the world’s only industrially developed ozokerite (mountain wax) deposit, used in medicine and cosmetics.
The unique Truskavets salt “Barbara,” produced from highly mineralized brine, is also extracted here and competes with Karlovy Vary salt.
The community has fertile soils and significant forest resources, which are actively protected and used rationally.
Positioning
The Truskavets community is located in a strategically advantageous area in western Ukraine, in the foothills of the Carpathians, making it attractive for tourists and investors in recreation, medical tourism, and leisure.
It has convenient access to the regional center of Lviv and other major cities, facilitating trade and logistics.
The distance to the nearest EU border (Krakovets checkpoint) is about 130 km, making the community appealing for European tourists and international cooperation.
Geography & Logistics
The community has a developed road network connecting it to the main transport routes of the region.
Railway access is provided by Truskavets station, the terminal station of the Lviv–Truskavets line, allowing convenient direct travel without transfers.
Logistics indicators:
– Lviv: approx. 84 km
– Kyiv: approx. 625 km
– Lviv International Airport: 84 km
– Ivano-Frankivsk Airport: 138 km
– Boryspil Airport: 672 km
Nearest railway stations: Drohobych (15 km), Stryi (36 km), Skole (56 km).
Nearest seaports: Odesa (858 km), Chornomorsk (880 km), Pivdennyi (890 km).
Local Business
The backbone of the local economy includes tourism, medical tourism, agriculture, and forestry.
The world-famous balneological resort attracts thousands of visitors annually, stimulating the development of sanatorium and resort facilities, hotels, restaurants, and services.
Around 20 sanatoriums operate in the community, accommodating up to 14,000 guests at a time, along with numerous hotels, boarding houses, and medical institutions.
Agricultural enterprises engage in mountain farming, livestock breeding, and natural resource processing.
Forestry is managed responsibly with an emphasis on environmental preservation.
The community actively promotes green tourism and creates new jobs in tourism-related sectors, ecotourism, rural tourism, and environmental protection.
All EoTU business units are stand alone legal entities designed, in aggregate, to provide comprehensive support for any transaction, from any source, in any amount to all stakeholders
