This is a list of all the winners of the Ukrainian Chess Championship, including those held when Ukraine was a Soviet republic and those held after Ukraine became independent. Players' names listed in parentheses indicate that the player won the tournament but did not receive the title since he was an outside competitor. The title went instead to the top-scoring Ukrainian.
By year
{ | class="sortable wikitable" ! # !! Year !! City !! Winner |- | 1 || 1924 || Kyiv || Yakiv Vilner (1) |- | 2 || 1925 || Kharkiv || Yakiv Vilner (2) |- | 3 || 1926 || Odesa || Borys Verlinsky (1) & Mykhailo Marski (1) |- | 4 || 1927 || Poltava || (Olexiy Selezniov), Vsevolod Rauzer (1) |- | 5 || 1928 || Odesa || Yakiv Vilner (3) & Volodymyr Kirillov (1) |- | 6 || 1931 || Kharkiv || Abram Zamikhovsky (1) |- | 7 || 1933 || Kharkiv || Vsevolod Rauzer (2) & Volodymyr Kirillov (2) |- | 8 || 1936 || Kyiv || Yosyp Pohrebyssky (1) & Petro Shumilin (1) |- | 9 || 1937 || Kyiv || Fedir Bohatyrchuk (1) |- | 10 || 1938 || Kyiv || Isaac Boleslavsky (1) |- | 11 || 1939 || Dnipropetrovsk || Isaac Boleslavsky (2) |- | 12 || 1940 || Kyiv || Isaac Boleslavsky (3) |- | 13 || 1944 || Kyiv || Borys Goldenov (1) |- | 14 || 1945 || Kyiv || Anatoly Bannik (1) |- | 15 || 1946 || Kyiv || Anatoly Bannik (2) |- | 16 || 1947 || Kyiv || Alexey Sokolsky (1) |- | 17 || 1948 || Kyiv || Alexey Sokolsky (2) |- | 18 || 1949 || Odesa || Isaac Lipnitsky (1) |- | 19 || 1950 || Kyiv || Yukhym Heller (1) |- | 20 || 1951 || Kyiv || Anatoly Bannik (3) |- | 21 || 1952 || Kyiv || Vladlen Zurakhov (1) |- | 22 || 1953 || Kyiv || Yakiv Yukhtman (1) |- | 23 || 1954 || Kyiv || Abram Khavin (1) |- | 24 || 1955 || Kyiv || Anatoly Bannik (4) |- | 25 || 1956 || Kyiv || Isaac Lipnitsky (2) |- | 26 || 1957 || Kyiv || (Salo Flohr) (1), Yukhym Heller (2) |- | 27 || 1958 || Kyiv || Yukhym Heller (3) |- | 28 || 1959 || Kyiv || Yukhym Heller (4) |- | 29 || 1960 || Kyiv || Leonid Stein (1) |- | 30 || 1961 || Kyiv || Yuri Kots (1) |- | 31 || 1962 || Kyiv || Leonid Stein (2) |- | 32 || 1963 || Kyiv || Yuri Nikolayevsky (1) |- | 33 || 1964 || Kyiv || Anatoly Bannik (5) |- | 34 || 1965 || Dnipropetrovsk || R.