Trades Union and seems to derive most of its clientele from its members. Generally, English is not widely spoken in any of the spas, only Ukrainian and Russian, although Mirgorod Kurort has occasional visitors from the UK, Germany, France, Dubai, the U.S. and Canada in particular and despite very few foreign visitors speaking more than a couple of words of the local languages, they do seem to be able to get by with some pointing, prodding and smiling. Notable residents Vladimir Borovikovsky Boris Grekov Davit Guramishvili Vasily Kapnist Taras Shevchenko Hryhorii Skovoroda Gallery Partner towns Since 1991, Myrhorod administration signed international agreements of mutual cooperation in the spheres of economics, commerce, and culture with three foreign partner towns: Gorna Oryahovitsa (1991) Randolph, Vermont (1999) Zgorzelec (2007) Transport The city is served by the Myrhorod Air Base , located at approximately in the south of the center. References External links Official Myrhorod Raion website. Official Myrhorod city-council website. Navigation and information on Myrhorod, Sanatorium, Hotels, Maps. Mirgorod's Portal. Myrhorod. Encyclopedia of Ukraine. Navigation and information on Mirgorod, Sanatorium, Hotels, Maps. Cities in Poltava Oblast Mirgorodsky Uyezd Cossack Hetmanate Spa towns in Ukraine Cities of regional significance in Ukraine