Pervomaiskyi, Ukraine with Ukrainian flag T-Shirt

Pervomaiskyi (Ukrainian: Первомайський) is a city in Kharkiv Oblast (province) of Ukraine also known by its nickname Likhachova. Population is 32,523 (2001) and 41,352 (Current figures by the city administration). This makes Pervomaikyi the fourth largest city in Kharkiv Oblast. The city is also known for its popular Khimprom which was one of the biggest chemical factories in the former USSR.The city is situated about 100 km (62.14 mi) south east from the district centre and on the main rail road "Pivdenna Zaliznitsa".Pervomaiski is 4th largest city in the district of Kharkov as some facts confirm that also.The city has lush green plots and parks,a cultural centre named "DK Khimik" and a stadium also named "Khimik". In 1869 a railway was opened Курск-Харьков-Sevastopol. In August of the same year a whistle stop was built in 80 kilometres ot Kharkov. Here trains began to be stopped for addition to the supply of water, firewoods. This whistle stop was named by Likhachevo, in honour a squire Likhachova, an estate of which was near a village Sivash in a few kilometres from railways. Water was supplied from a lake Sivash to specially for building purposes, for providing of normal pressure of water, built a water-tower.