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49°01′30″N 22°54′00″E / 49.02500°N 22.90000°E / 49.02500; 22.90000 Sianky (Template:Lang-uk; Template:Lang-pl) is a village in Lviv Oblast, Ukraine on the San River. It's located a few kilometers from the border with Poland, in the south-eastern part of Bieszczady. During 966 - 1018, 1340 - 1772 and during 1918 - 1939 Sianky was a part of Poland, while during 1772 - 1918 it belonged to Austrian empire (later Austrian-Hungarian empire when double monarchy was introduced in Austria). On September 17, 1939, Sianky was incorporated into the Soviet Union, and since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, is part of independent Ukraine.

A railway station of Lviv-Uzhhorod railroad is located in Sianky. Population is about 500 (as of 2001).

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-'''Sianky''' ({{Lang-uk|Сянки}}; {{Lang-pl|Sianki}}) is a village in [[Lviv Oblast]], [[Ukraine]] on the [[San River|Sian River]].  It's located a few kilometers from the border with [[Poland]], in the south-eastern part of [[Bieszczady]]. During 966 - 1018,  1340 - 1772 and during 1918 - 1939 Sianky was a part of Poland, while during 1772 - 1918 it belonged to [[Austrian empire]] (later Austrian-Hungarian empire when double monarchy was introduced in Austria). On September 17, 1939, Sianky was incorporated into the [[Soviet Union]], and since the [[History of the Soviet Union (1985-1991)|collapse of the Soviet Union]] in 1991, is part of independent [[Ukraine]].
+'''Sianky''' ({{Lang-uk|Сянки}}; {{Lang-pl|Sianki}}) is a village in [[Lviv Oblast]], [[Ukraine]] on the [[San River|San River]].  It's located a few kilometers from the border with [[Poland]], in the south-eastern part of [[Bieszczady]]. During 966 - 1018,  1340 - 1772 and during 1918 - 1939 Sianky was a part of Poland, while during 1772 - 1918 it belonged to [[Austrian empire]] (later Austrian-Hungarian empire when double monarchy was introduced in Austria). On September 17, 1939, Sianky was incorporated into the [[Soviet Union]], and since the [[History of the Soviet Union (1985-1991)|collapse of the Soviet Union]] in 1991, is part of independent [[Ukraine]].
 A railway station of [[Lviv]]-[[Uzhhorod]] railroad is located in Sianky. Population is about 500 (as of [[2001]]).

v t e Administrative divisions of Lviv Oblast
Administrative center: Lviv
Raions	Drohobych Lviv Sambir Sheptytskyi Stryi Yavoriv Zolochiv
Hromadas	Belz Bibrka Biskovychi Borynia Boryslav Brody Busk Davydiv Dobromyl Dobrosyn-Maheriv Dobrotvir Drohobych Hlyniany Hnizdychiv Horodok Hrabovets-Duliby Ivano-Frankove Kamianka-Buzka Khodoriv Khyriv Komarno Krasne Kulykiv Lopatyn Lviv Medenychi Morshyn Mostyska Murovane Mykolaiv Novoiavorivsk Novyi Kalyniv Novyi Rozdil Novyi Yarychiv Obroshyne Peremyshliany Pidberiztsi Pidkamin Pomoriany Pustomyty Radekhiv Ralivka Rava-Ruska Rozvadiv Rudky Sambir Shchyrets Shehyni Sheptytskyi Skhidnytsia Skole Slavske Sokal Sokilnyky Solonka Staryi Sambir Strilky Stryi Sudova Vyshnia Trostianets Truskavets Turka Velyki Mosty Velykyi Yavoriv Zabolottsi Zhovkva Zhovtantsi Zhuravne Zhydachiv Zolochiv Zymna Voda
Cities	Belz Bibrka Boryslav Brody Busk Dobromyl Drohobych Dubliany Hlyniany Horodok Kamianka-Buzka Khodoriv Khyriv Komarno Lviv Morshyn Mostyska Mykolaiv Novoiavorivsk Novyi Kalyniv Novyi Rozdil Peremyshliany Pustomyty Radekhiv Rava-Ruska Rudky Sambir Sheptytskyi Skole Sokal Sosnivka Staryi Sambir Stebnyk Stryi Sudova Vyshnia Truskavets Turka Uhniv Velyki Mosty Vynnyky Yavoriv Zhovkva Zhydachiv Zolochiv