Borodino, Rural settlement in Tarutyne Raion, Ukraine.
Borodino is a rural settlement in Tarutyne District located on the left bank of the Saka River in southern Ukraine. It sits at approximately 56 meters above sea level within the Cogâlnic River basin area.
Founded in 1814, the settlement was classified as an urban-type settlement for over 200 years before being reclassified as rural in 2024 due to administrative reforms. This change reflected broader governmental reorganization efforts.
Multiple ethnic groups including Bessarabian Bulgarians, Ukrainians, Moldovans, Russians and Gagauz people live here and keep their traditions alive. This diversity shapes how the community functions and the character of daily life.
The closest railway station is in Soborne, about 5 kilometers to the southwest, and offers transportation connections to other areas. Visitors can access regional train routes from there to reach larger cities and other destinations.
In 2024, the settlement received a new official name as part of a national campaign to rename places with Russian-origin names. The name change reflects efforts to emphasize local and regional identity.
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