Antacyte Rajon
| Antacyte Rajon | |
| (Антрацитівський район / Antrazytiwskyj rajon) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Luhansk Oblast |
| Administrative headquarters : | Antracyte |
| Area : | 1,700 km² |
| Residents : | 30,492 (2015) |
| Population density : | 17.94 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 4420300000 |
| Municipalities : | 8th |
| District administration | |
| Address : | вул. Леніна 44 94613 м. Антрацит |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Mykola Rud |
| Website : | http://an.loga.gov.ua/ |
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The Antrazyt Rajon (Ukrainian Антрацитівський район / Antrazytiwskyj rajon ; Russian Антрацитовский район / Antrazitowski rajon ) is an administrative unit founded in 1938 within the Luhansk Oblast in eastern Ukraine .
The Rajon has an area of 1700 km² and a population of about 30,000 inhabitants, the administrative seat is in the eponymous city of Antrazyt , but this is not part of the Rajon.
It was founded in 1938 and until 1962 was named Rajon Bokowo-Antrazyt, analogous to the city that gave it its name . On December 8, 1966, it was confirmed by the Verkhovna Rada within its boundaries that have been established to this day ; it is currently occupied by the Lugansk People's Republic and is therefore not directly under Ukrainian control.
geography
The Rajon is located in the south of the Luhansk Oblast in the east of the Donets Basin , it borders in the northwest on the Perewalsk Raion , in the northeast on the Lutuhyne Raion , in the east on the Sverdlovsk Raion , in the south on Russia ( Rostov Oblast , Kuibyshevo Raion ) and in the west to Shakhtarsk Raion (in Donetsk Oblast ).
The independent cities of Krasnyj Lutsch and Antrazyt are completely enclosed by the Rajon, the city of Rowenky is half bounded by the eastern edge of the Rajon.
The Mius and its small tributaries Miussyk (Міусик), Kripenka (Кріпенька) and Naholna (Нагольна) flow through the Rajon , with altitudes between 50 and 360 meters above sea level.
Administrative structure
At the municipal level, the Rajon is divided into 6 settlement councils and 8 district councils, each of which is subordinate to individual localities.
The administrative area includes:
- 6 urban-type settlements
- 23 villages
- 13 settlements
Urban-type settlements
| Urban-type settlements | ||
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| Surname | ||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian |
| Fashchivka | Фащівка | Фащевка (Faschtschewka) |
| Ivanivka | Іванівка | Ивановка (Ivanovka) |
| Yessaulivka | Єсаулівка | Есауловка (Jessaulowka) |
| Krasnyj Kut | Красний Кут | Красный Кут (Krasny Kut) |
| Malomykolaivka | Маломиколаївка | Малониколаевка (Malonikolajewka) |
| Nyschnij Naholtschyk | Нижній Нагольчик | Нижний Нагольчик (Nizhny Nagolchik) |
Villages and settlements
| Villages | |||
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| Surname | Parish assignment | ||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | |
| Bashtevych | Баштевич | Баштевич (Bashtevich) | Mykytiwka |
| Bobrykowe | Бобрикове | Бобриково (Bobrikowo) | Bobrykowe |
| Djakowe | Дякове | Дьяково (Djakowo) | Djakowe |
| Hanniwka | Ганнівка | Анновка (Annowka) | Mykytiwka |
| Illinka | Іллінка | Ильинка (Ilyinka) | Rafajlivka |
| Jehoriwka | Єгорівка | Егоровка (Jegorowka) | Bobrykowe |
| Jelyzavetivka | Єлизаветівка | Елизаветовка (Jelisawetowka) | Malomykolaivka |
| Cartridge yne | Картушине | Картушино (Kartushino) | Rebrykowe |
| Klunykowe | Клуникове | Клуниково (Klunikowo) | Bobrykowe |
| Leskyne | Леськине | Леськино (Leskino) | Rafajlivka |
| Losy | Лози | Лозы | Koschary |
| Mechetka | Мечетка | Мечетка | Rebrykowe |
| Mykytiwka | Микитівка | Никитовка (Nikitowka) | Mykytiwka |
| Novokrasnivka | Новокраснівка | Новокрасновка (Novokrasnowka) | Bobrykowe |
| Rafajlivka | Рафайлівка | Рафайловка (Rafailowka) | Rafajlivka |
| Rebrykowe | Ребрикове | Ребриково (Rebrikowo) | Rebrykowe |
| Sachidne | Західне | Захидное (Sachidnoye) | Malomykolaivka |
| Selenodilske | Зеленодільське | Зеленодольское (Zelenodolskoye) | Chervona Polyana |
| Selenyj Haj | Зелений Гай | Зелёный Гай (Seljony Gai) | Krasnoluzkyj |
| Chervona Polyana | Червона Поляна | Червоная Поляна (Chervonaya Polyana) | Chervona Polyana |
| Tscherwonyj Schowten (officially since 2016 Leonowe ) | Червоний Жовтень (Леонове) | Червоный Жовтень (Tscherwony Schowten) | Djakowe |
| Werbiwka | Вербівка | Вербовка (Werbowka) | Rebrykowe |
| Wyschnewe | Вишневе | Вишнёвое (Vishnevoye) | Bobrykowe |
| Settlements | |||
| Industrija | Індустрія | Индустрия | Krasnyj Kut |
| Kosakivka | Козаківка | Казаковка (Kazakovka) | Krasnoluzkyj |
| Koschary | Кошари | Кошары | Koschary |
| Kowpakowe | Ковпакове | Колпаково (Kolpakowo) | Chervona Polyana |
| Kowylne | Ковильне | Ковыльное (Kowylnoe) | Ivanivka |
| Krasnoluzkyj | Краснолуцький | Краснолучский (Krasnolutschski) | Krasnoluzkyj |
| Kurhan | Курган | Курган (Kurgan) | Krasnoluzkyj |
| Orliwske | Орлівське | Орловское (Orlovskoye) | Krasnoluzkyj |
| Shyrokyj | Широкий | Широкий (Schiroki) | Mykytiwka |
| Sonjatschne | Сонячне | Солнечное (Solnetschnoje) | Mykytiwka |
| Stepowe | Степове | Степовое (Stepowoje) | Ivanivka |
| Tamara | Тамара | Тамара | Krasnyj Kut |
| Uroshajne | Урожайне | Урожайное (uroshainoe) | Krasnyj Kut |
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