  The notion of a $V^n$-continuum was introduced by Alexandroff \cite{ps} as a
generalization of the concept of $n$-manifold. In this note we consider the
cohomological analogue of $V^n$-continuum and prove that any strongly locally
homogeneous generalized continuum $X$ with cohomological dimension $\dim_G X=n$
is a generalized $V^n$-space with respect to the cohomological dimension
$\dim_G$. In particular, every strongly locally homogeneous continuum of
covering dimension $n$ is a $V^n$-continuum in the sense of Alexandroff. This
provides a partial answer to a question raised in \cite{tv}.
  An analog of the Mazurkiewicz theorem that no subset of covering dimension
$\le n-2$ cuts any region of the Euclidean $n$-space is also obtained for
strongly locally homogeneous generalized continua $X$ of cohomological
dimension $\dim_G X=n$.
