Baltskiy

Balta

Belyayevskiy

Belyayevka

Ananyevskiy

Ananjew

Zeltsskiy

Zelts or Limanskoye

Spartakovskiy

Spartakovka or Velikodolinskoye

Tsebrikovskiy

Cebrikovo

Kotovskiy

Kotovsk

Razdelnyanskiy

Razdelnaya

Lyubashevskiy

Lyubasovka

Berezovskiy

Berezovka

Kodymskiy

Kodyma

Ovidiopolskiy

Ovidiopol

Akkermanskiy (B.-Dnestrovskiy)

Akkerman or Belgorod Dnestrovskiy

Kominternovskiy

Kominternovskoye

Frunzovskiy

Frunzovka

Troitskiy

Troitskoye

Krasnooknyanskiy

Krasnyye Okni

Shiryayevskiy

Shiryayevo

Savranskiy

Savran

Grossulovskiy

Grosulovo or Velyka Mykhaylivka

Peschanskiy

Peschanka

Kiliyskiy

Kiliya

Yanovskiy

Yanovka or Ivanovka

Bolgradskiy

Bolgrad

Reniyskiy

Reni

Valegotsulovskiy

Valegotsulovo or Dolinskoye

Chernyamskiy

Chernaya

Andre-Ivanovskiy

Andreyevo-Ivanovka

Saratskiy

Sarata

Tatarbunarskiy

Tatarbunary

Oktyabrskiy

Oktyabrskoye

Blagoyevskiy

Blagoyevo

Voznesenskiy

Voznesensk

Karl-Libknekhtskiy

Karl-Libknekhta or Shirokolanovka

Velikomikhaylovskiy

Velyka Mykhaylivka

Artsizskiy

Arciz

Tarutinskiy

Tarutino

Limanskiy

Liman

Ivanovskiy

Ivanovka

Nikolayevskiy

Nikolaevka

Other subdistricts and villages
without a subdistrict indicated

.

Note: The names of the subdistricts are given in accordance with what was written in the investigation reports on the people under repression; they do not completely agree with how the present-day Odessa District is divided up into subdistricts.

Note: This column added by translator for clarity.