Boguslav - XXIV-9 (transliterated)
- Year: 1910
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Sources on Jewish communities in this section:
Богуслав Bohuslav [Ukr], Boguslav [Rus], Bohslov [Yid], Bohusław [Pol], Boguslaw, Boslev
Росава Rosava [Ukr], Rossava [Rus], Rosavo [Yid], Rosawa [Pol], Rossawa
Медвин Medvin [Rus], Medvyn [Ukr], Medwin [Pol]
Кошевата Kivshovata [Ukr], Koshevatoye [Rus], Kovshevataya [Ukr], Koszowata [Pol], Koshevata, Koshevaty, Kivshuvata,
Kiwszowata
Стеблёв Stebliv [Ukr], Steblëv [Rus], Steblev [Yid], Steblów [Pol], Steblëv Pervyy
Тараща Tarashcha [Rus], Tarascha [Ukr], Tarasche [Yid], Taraszcza [Pol], Tarasca, Tarashtcha
Корсунь Korsun’-Shevchenkivs’kyy [Ukr], Korsun'-Shevchenkovskiy [Rus, since 1944], Korsun' [Rus, until 1944], Korsn [Yid],
Korsuń Szewczenkowski [Pol], Korsun-Schewtschenkiwskyj [Ger], Karun' Sheychenkovskaya
Рокитно Rokytne [Ukr], Rokitnoye [Rus], Rokitna [Pol], Rokitno [Yid], Rakitnoye, Rakitno
