| Alexandrovka | Chanovka | Mala-Kiriuka | Slivina |
| Ananiev | Clocotma | Manikovka | Slidi |
| Acmecetca | Crivoie-Ozero | Maronovka | Scazinets |
| Arva | Crijopol | Moghilev | Tatarovka |
| Balanovca | Chimasovca | Molochnia | Tulchin |
| Balta | Crasnoje | Mostovoi | Tivriv |
| Balki | Djurin | Murafa | Tiraspol |
| Bar | Dimidovka | Mishkovka | Trostinets |
| Bogdanovka | Derebchin | Nesterovka | Verhovka |
| Budi | Domaniovka | Nicolaevka | Tropova |
| Bondarovca | Dabasari | Nimrats | Tridubi |
| Bukov | Frunza | Obodovka | Trihati |
| Byrzula | Golta | Odessa | Tsibuliovka |
| Brailovka | Gorai | Ozarinets | Vazdovka |
| Britovka | Grabivts | Olgopol | Vapniarka |
| Bershad | Grosulovo | Oleanitsa | Vitovka |
| Bricheni | Hrinovka | Ostia | Voroshilovka |
| Chetvartinovka | Halchintsi | Pavlovka | Vigoda |
| Chernevts | Israilivka | Popivits | Vladislavka |
| Cazachiovka | Iampol | Pancovka | Verhovka |
| Capustani | Laroga | Pechiora | Vaslinivo |
| Capusterna | Larshev | Rybnitsa | Vendicheni |
| Cariera de Piatra | Kosolovka | Raschtadt | Varvarovka |
| Carlovka | Kopaigorod | Savrani | Zabokirit |
| Cariscov | Ladijn | Sumiliva | Zatisia |
| Codima | Lohova | Shargorod | Zemrinka |
| Cuzmints | Lozova | Suha-Balka | |
| Conotcauts | Luchinets | Stanislovchek | |
| Cucavka | Luchinik | Stefanka | |
| Some of the German camps east of the River Bug: | |||
| Bratlav | Gaisin | Narajevka | Talalaievka |
| Bogokov | Ivangorod | Nimierov | Taplik |
| Berezovka | Ivangorod 1 | Nicolaev | Zarodnitsa |
| Chiookov | Mateevka | Ordovka | |
| Corievka | Michailovka | Seminka | |
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