Romanian, Husztsófalva in Hungarian) Dulovo (Duleni in Romanian, Dulfalva in Hungarian) Ganychi (Găneşti in Romanian, Gánya in Hungarian) Holy Trinity Church, Zhovkva Kobyletska Poliana (Poiana Cobilei in Romanian and Gyertyánliget in Hungarian) Kolodne (Darva in Romanian and Hungarian) Krainykovo (formerly Steblivka between 19120–1938 and 1945–1946, Mihálka in Hungarian, Crainiceni in Romanian) Neresnytsia (Nereşniţa in Romanian, Nyéresháza in Hungarian) Nyzhnie Selyshche (Săliştea de Jos in Romanian, Alsószelistye in Hungarian) Olexandrivka (Sândreni in Romanian, Sándorfalva in Hungarian) Ruska Pole I (Domneştii Mari in Romanian, Úrmező in Hungarian) Ruska Pole II Sokyrnytsya (Săclânţa in Romanian, Szeklencze in Hungarian) Steblivka (Duboşari in Romanian, Száldobos in Hungarian) Ternovo (Târnova in Romanian, Kökényes in Hungarian) List of wooden churches in Zakarpattia Oblast Sredne Vodyane churches Verkhnye Vodyane church Danylovo church Kolodne church Krainykovo church Nyzhnie Selyshche church Olexandrivka church Sokyrnytsya church Steblivka church See also Carpathian Wooden Churches Wooden Tserkvas of Carpathian Region in Poland and Ukraine Wooden Churches of Southern Little Poland Wooden Churches of the Slovak Carpathians Wooden Churches of Maramureş in Romania Vernacular architecture of the Carpathians Stave church, wooden churches of Scandinavia References External links Wooden Churches of Ukraine Wooden Churches of the Rusyns Wooden churches of Lviv Region Bibliography Rescuing the Hidden European Wooden Churches Heritage an International Methodology for Implementing a Database for Restoration Projects. Ukraine (Kharkov State Technical University of Construction and Architecture) ... Actual Restoration and Preservation Problems of the Ukrainian Wooden Churches Rotoff, Basil. Monuments to Faith: Ukrainian Churches in Manitoba. University of Manitoba Press, 1990. Shcherbakivskyĭ, Danylo. Ukraïnsʹke mystetstvo/L'art de l'Ukraïne. Kyĭv : Praha : Ukraïnskyĭ hromadskyí vydavnychyĭ fond, 1913.