Bilohirsk Raion

Bilohirsk Raion
(Білогірський район / Bilohirskyj rayjon)
Basic data
Oblast :	Autonomous Republic of Crimea
Administrative headquarters :	Bilohirsk
Area :	1.894 km²
Residents :	66,458 (2004)
Population density :	35.09 inhabitants per km²
KOATUU :	120700000
Municipalities :	17th
District administration
Address :	вул. Миру 1 97600 м. Білогірськ
Rajonsvorleiter:	Stepan Chudoba
Website :	http://belorga.com/
Overview map
Statistical information

The Bilohirsk Raion (Ukrainian Білогірський район / Bilohirskyj rajon ; Russian Белогорский район / Belogorski rajon , Crimean Tatar Qarasuvbazar rayonı ) is a Ukrainian Rajon in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea . It has a total population of around 66,000 and covers an area of ​​1,894 km². It includes a city, 1 urban-type settlement and 78 villages organized into 17 district councils.

geography

The Raion is located in the central south of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, it borders in the northwest with the Rajon Krasnohwardijske , in the north for a short distance with the Nyschnjohirskyj Rajon , in the northeast with the Rajon Sovetskyj , in the east with the Rajon Kirowske , in the southeast with the city Sudak , to the southwest to the city of Alushta and to the west to the Simferopol district .

city

city
Surname
transcribed in ukrainian	Ukrainian	Russian	Crimean Tatar
Bilohirsk	Білогірськ	Белогорск (Belogorsk)	Qarasuvbazar

Urban-type settlement

Urban-type settlements
Surname
transcribed in ukrainian	Ukrainian	Russian	Crimean Tatar
Suja	Зуя	Зуя	-

Villages

Villages
Surname				Landratsgemeinde
transcribed in ukrainian	Ukrainian	Russian	Crimean Tatar
Aromatne	Ароматне	Ароматное (Aromatnoe)	Şaban Oba	Aromatne
Bahats	Багате	Багатое (Bagatoje)	Bağça Eli	Bahats
Krymska Rosa	Кримська Роза	Крымская Роза (Krymskaya Rosa)	-	Krymska Rosa
Krynytschne	Криничне	Криничное (Krinichnoye)	-	Krynytschne
Kurske	Курське	Курское (Kurskoje)	Qışlav	Kurske
Melnytschne	Мельничне	Мельничное (Melnichnoye)	Terekli Şeyh Eli	Melnytschne
Mitschurinske	Мічурінське	Мичуринское (Michurinskoje)	Qaburçaq	Mitschurinske
Muromske	Муромське	Муромское (Muromskoje)	Küçük Burunduq	Muromske
Novoshylivka	Новожилівка	Новожиловка (Novoschilowka)	Beş Aran Otar	Novoshylivka
Russakivka	Русаківка	Русаковка (Russakowka)	Kökey	Russakivka
Selenohirske	Зеленогірське	Зеленогорское (Zelenogorskoye)	Efendikoy	Hlasivka
Zemlyanytschne	Земляничне	Земляничное (Zemlyanichnoe)	Ortalan	Zemlyanytschne
Sybyny	Зибини	Зыбины (Sybiny)	Arğınçıq	Sybyny
Chornopillja	Чорнопілля	Чернополье (Chernopolje)	Qaraç oil	Chornopillja
Vasylivka	Василівка	Васильевка (Vasilievka)	-	Vasylivka
Wyschenne	Вишенне	Вишенное (Wischennoje)	Muşaş	Wyschenne
Zwitotschne	Цвіточне	Цветочное (Zwetochnoye)	Yañı Burulça	Zwitotschne

population

Composition of the population according to the data from the 2001 census:

	number	in percent
Russians	32,706	49.2
Crimean Tatars	19,425	29.2
Ukrainians	10,749	16.2
Belarusians	622	0.9
Tatars	454	0.7
Greeks	263	0.4
Poland	193	0.3
Armenians	190	0.3
Uzbeks	130	0.2
German	102	0.2
Moldovans	87	0.1

Individual evidence

1. ↑ sf.ukrstat.gov.ua ( Memento of the original from April 10, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 

Web links

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