Pantayivka

Pantayivka

Пантаївка

Pantayivka

Basic data

Oblast :

Kirovohrad Oblast

Rajon :

Oleksandrija urban district

Height :

182 m

Area :

Information is missing

Residents :

2,633 (2018)

Postcodes :

28023

Area code :

+380 5235

Geographic location :

48 ° 41 ' N , 32 ° 53' E Coordinates: 48 ° 40 '37 " N , 32 ° 53' 25" E

KOATUU :

3510345600

Administrative structure :

1 urban-type settlement

Address:

вул. Магістральна 49
28023 сел. Пантаївка

Website :

City council website

Statistical information

Pantayivka

Pantajiwka ( Ukrainian Пантаївка ; Russian Пантаевка Pantajewka ) is an urban-type settlement in the Ukrainian Kirovohrad Oblast with about 2,630 inhabitants (2018) and administratively belongs to the urban district of Oleksandrija .

Pantajiwka located 18 kilometers west of Oleksandrija on the highway M 04 / E 584 and has since 1960 the status of an urban-type settlement. In the village there is a train station on the Borschtschi – Kharkiv railway line between Kremenchuk and Snamyanka .

Open pit

In the settlement, the to 2009 active, 6-kilometer was ⊙ coalmine Morosiwskyj (Ukrainian Морозівський вугільний розріз Morosiwskyj wuhilnyj rosris ), an open pit for the extraction of lignite in which tons by early 2000 a year more than a million brown coal was mined.

The ЕРШР-1600 rotary excavator, assembled there in 1970 from individual parts and dismantled in the summer of 2014 , had an output of 1,600 cubic meters per hour. At the height of a nine-story building, it was one of the world's largest excavators. A huge transport and drainage bridge, built in 1929 and brought here as a reparation from Germany after the end of the Second World War, leads through the quarry, which is now filled with water . Other excavators that were used here also came from Germany, u. a. from the Otto Scharf mine in Köttichau .

Today the area is one of the TOP 7 "stalker" objects in Ukraine for extreme industrial tourism .

Individual evidence

↑ Demography of Ukrainian cities on pop-stat.mashke.org; accessed on July 11, 2019
↑ entry to Pantaevka in the Great Soviet Encyclopedia 1979, at The Free Dictionary ; accessed on July 11, 2019
↑ coal mine Morosiwskyj, Oleksandrija on ua.igotoworld.com; accessed on July 11, 2019 (Ukrainian)
↑ Technical wonders of the planet : The Oleksandrija quarry was counted among the seven best stalker locations in Ukraine; on topnews.kr.ua ; accessed on July 11, 2019 (Ukrainian)
↑ ^a ^b Dead Baggertal on ua-travels ; accessed on July 11, 2019 (Ukrainian)
^ Valley of the Dead Excavators on dailypix.ru of June 19, 2013; accessed on July 11, 2019 (Russian)
↑ The technical wonders of the planet: The Oleksandrija quarry was one of the seven best stalker locations in Ukraine on akulamedia.com on December 17, 2014; accessed on July 11, 2019 (Ukrainian)

[Demographische_Entwicklung-1] Demography of Ukrainian cities on pop-stat.mashke.org; accessed on July 11, 2019

[2] try to Pantaevka in the Great Soviet Encyclopedia 1979, at The Free Dictionary ; accessed on July 11, 2019

[3] Morosiwskyj, Oleksandrija on ua.igotoworld.com; accessed on July 11, 2019 (Ukrainian)

[4] Technical wonders of the planet : The Oleksandrija quarry was counted among the seven best stalker locations in Ukraine; on topnews.kr.ua ; accessed on July 11, 2019 (Ukrainian)

[ua-travels-5] Dead Baggertal on ua-travels ; accessed on July 11, 2019 (Ukrainian)

[6] Valley of the Dead Excavators on dailypix.ru of June 19, 2013; accessed on July 11, 2019 (Russian)

[7] The technical wonders of the planet: The Oleksandrija quarry was one of the seven best stalker locations in Ukraine on akulamedia.com on December 17, 2014; accessed on July 11, 2019 (Ukrainian)