Lozova

Railway junction, Kharkiv Oblast

Lozova is a city in the southern part of Kharkiv Oblast, the administrative center of Lozova Raion and the urban hromada. As of October 1, 2025, the population is 71,478 people, making it the second-largest city in the oblast after Kharkiv. The city is located near the source of the Lozova River and has a favorable position at the intersection of important routes. The history of Lozova begins in 1869 with the establishment of railway stations, which made the city an important railway hub. In the 20th century, Lozova developed as an industrial center, particularly due to the Lozova Forging and Mechanical Plant. In 2020, the Lozova urban hromada was formed, uniting 91 settlements.

1869

Creation of a railway station, which became the basis for the establishment of the settlement

1902

Lozova station became a significant railway hub after the construction of the track to Kostiantynohrad

1928

Lozova settlement was granted city status

1960s

The Lozova Forging and Mechanical Plant was built, contributing to the city's development

2002

The Lozova Forging and Mechanical Plant became part of the UPEC Industrial Group

2020

The Lozova urban territorial hromada was created, uniting 91 settlements

2024

A project for the reconstruction of the pressure collector for wastewater treatment plants in the city was launched

2025

The development of a roadmap for improving water supply and sanitation systems began

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