Kaunas district
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Kaunas district Kauno apskritis |
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| Basic data | |||
| ISO 3166-2 | LT-KU | ||
| surface | 8060 km² | ||
| Capital | Kaunas | ||
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Inhabitants - population density - year-on-year comparison |
680,913 (rank 2 / LT) 84.5 inhabitants / km² 685,723 (−0.7%) |
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| Current population figures from 1.1.2006 | |||
| administration | |||
| governor | Romualdas Morkevicius | ||
| structure | 8 self-governments (savivaldybė) | ||
| Web presence | www.kaunas.aps.lt | ||
The district of Kaunas (German district of Kauen ) is one of the ten administrative districts in the center of Lithuania , which have formed the top tier of the Lithuanian regional authorities since 1994.
It includes parts of the historical regions of Upper Lithuania ( Aukšaitija ) and Suwalken ( Suvalkija ).
From 1994 to June 30, 2010 there was a district manager administration ( apskrities viršininko administracija ).
Administrative division
The Kaunas district is divided into eight districts. (Resident on January 1, 2006)
Boroughs
District parishes
- Jonava Rajong Parish (52,286)
- Kaišiadorys Rajong Parish (36,523)
- Kaunas Rajong Parish (85,093)
- Kėdainiai Rajong Parish (64,020)
- Prienai Rajong Community (34,408)
- Raseiniai Rajong Parish (42,691)
management
- Jonas Slavinskas
- Juozas Mikuckis
- Konstantinas Nekvedavičius
- Petras Kerpė
- Pranas Morkus
- Julius Čaplikas
- Kazimieras Matulevičius
- Vladas Sidaravičius
- Jurgis Glušauskas
- Vincas Paleckis
- 1995: Petras Mikelionis
- 1997: Kazys Starkevičius
- 2000: Giedrius Buinevičius
- 2001: Valentinas Kalinauskas
- 2004: Zigmantas Benjaminas Kazakevičius
- 2006: Romualdas Morkevičius
