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Kocheriv

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Village in Zhytomyr Oblast, Ukraine

Kocheriv Кочерів
Village
Kocheriv Location of Kocheriv within Zhytomyr Oblast Show map of Zhytomyr Oblast Kocheriv Kocheriv (Ukraine) Show map of Ukraine
Coordinates: 50°21′18″N 29°20′45″E / 50.35500°N 29.34583°E / 50.35500; 29.34583
Country	Ukraine
Oblast	Zhytomyr Oblast
Raion	Zhytomyr Raion
Established	1880
Area
• Total	3.172 km2 (1.225 sq mi)
Elevation	170 m (560 ft)
Population
• Total	815
• Density	25,694/km2 (66,550/sq mi)
Zip	12264
Telephone Code	+380 4132

Kocheriv (Ukrainian: Кочерів) is a village in Zhytomyr Raion, Zhytomyr Oblast, Ukraine. It has a population of 815.

The elevation is 170 meters.^[1] The village is located close to the regional capital Zhytomyr and the nearby village of Kvitneve.^[2]

The village was temporarily captured by Russian forces as part of its occupation of the Zhytomyr Oblast and they spilled over from Kyiv Oblast, near Makariv, where battles were taking place. It was part of the Kyiv Offense.^{[3][failed verification]}

The village was the estate of Jakym Yerlych, a Ukrainian nobleman, chronicler, author of the Polish-language Chronicler, or Chronicle of Various Affairs and Events.^[4]

50°21′27″N 29°21′05″E / 50.35750°N 29.35139°E / 50.35750; 29.35139

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