Ukraine: Political map of regions (oblasts) plus Autonomous Republic of Crimea

Ukraine regions with indicators of main economic activity/infrastructure

Ukraine’s main regions (in sense of oblast groupings)

Ukraine: Percentage of ethnic Russians by region (2001 census)

Ukraine: Ethno-linguistic distribution map (take with grain of salt)

Ukraine: Russian language use by broad region (survey results from 2003)

Ukraine: home language use (2009 survey results)

Ukraine: Majority language at lowest admin level (2001 census)

Ukraine: Results of 2010 presidential election (Yanukovich v. Tymoshenko)

Results of 2014 presidential election (Red=Poroshenko, Green=Dobkin, Grey=elections not held)

Ukraine: Average monthly salary by oblast

Crime by oblast (legend less to more going down)

Crimea map and infographics from before 2014 crisis (Financial Times)

Conflict zone as Sept 5 2014 (first Minsk ceasefire) and Sept. 30.

Battle of Debaltseve as of Jan. 26, 2015 (WSJ)

Battle of Debaltseve through February 18, 2015

Minsk 1 ceasefire line (9/19/14) and changes in LOC to 2/12/14

Minsk 2 (2/13/15) LOC and heavy weapons withdrawal

Ukraine: Internally and externally displaced persons (VoxUkraine, 6/30/16)

“Novorossiya” (“New Russia”) in the late Imperial era

“Novorossiya” (“New Russia”) in the late Imperial era (NYT)

USSR’s western border in 1938 (before Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact)

Russia’s western border after collapse of the USSR