This map provides a detailed depiction of Ukraine, showing its geographic and infrastructural features. The country is bordered by Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Moldova, Belarus and Russia, and is bordered by the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov to the south. Major cities, including the capital Kyiv, are prominently marked, along with the essential road network connecting the country.
Major rivers such as the Dnieper, which flows through central Ukraine, and the Desna and Southern Buh, are clearly depicted. The Carpathian Mountains, located in the southwest, are home to the country's highest peak, Mount Hoverla, with an elevation of 2,061 meters, which is also shown on the map. Ukraine's diverse terrain ranges from fertile plains and plateaus to the coastal lowlands of the southern coasts.
National parks and notable natural sites, including Podilskyi Tovtry National Park, are highlighted, emphasizing Ukraine's rich biodiversity and environmental significance. The map also identifies major ports such as Odessa and major transportation hubs such as Kharkiv, the Dnieper, and Lviv, reflecting the country's importance as a crossroads between Europe and Asia.