Cimislia district

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Cimislia district
Ukraine Rumänien Transnistrien Basarabeasca Briceni Cahul Gagausien Gagausien Gagausien Gagausien Taraclia Taraclia Cahul Cantemir Leova Cimișlia Căușeni Bender Ștefan Vodă Hîncești Ialoveni Anenii Noi Dubăsari Dubăsari Chișinău Munizip Chisinau Criuleni Criuleni Nisporeni Strășeni Orhei Rezina Ungheni Telenești Călărași Șoldănești Fălești Glodeni Bălți Florești Sîngerei Rîșcani Drochia Soroca Edineț Ocnița Dondușenilocation
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Basic data
Country Republic of Moldova
Capital Cimișlia
surface 803 km²
Residents 49,299 (2014)
density 61 inhabitants per km²
founding 2003
ISO 3166-2 MD-CM
Website raioncimislia.md (Romanian)
politics
president Tudor Căpățină
Political party Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova

Coordinates: 46 ° 35 '  N , 28 ° 50'  E

The Cimișlia Raion is a raion in the Republic of Moldova . The capital of the Rajons is Cimișlia .

geography

The Cimișlia Rajon is located in the southern half of the country and has a narrow section of the border with Ukraine . The Jalpuch River has its source in the Rajons area . Within Moldova of cimişlia district borders the Rajons Basarabeasca , Căuşeni , Hînceşti , Ialoveni and Leova and to the Autonomous Region of Gagauzia .

history

The Rajon Cimişlia has existed in its current borders since 2003. Until February 2003, the area belonged to the now-dissolved Lăpuşna district (Județul Lăpuşna) together with today's Basarabeasca, Hînceşti and Leova districts. Even earlier - from 1918 to 1940 - Cimișlia was part of the Romanian Tighina County (Județul Tighina).

population

Population development

1959 lived in the area of ​​today's Rajons 49,624 inhabitants. In the following twenty years the population increased and was 63,048 in 1970 and 65,667 in 1979. While the number of inhabitants rose nationwide until the 1989 census, it fell slightly to 65,267 in Cimișlia Raion. Following the national trend, the population of the Rajon fell to 60,925 by 2004. In 2014 it was 49,299.

Ethnic groups

According to the 2004 census, the Moldovans make up the proportionately largest ethnic group in Cimislia Raion with 86.9%, followed by the Ukrainians with 5.5%, the Russians with 3.9% and the Bulgarians with 2.2%. Smaller minorities are the Gagauz and Romanians with 0.5% each.

Web links

Commons : Cimișlia Rajon  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b http://www.statistica.md/public/files/Recensamint/Recensamintul_populatiei/vol_1/1_Toate_recensaminteleRne_ro.xls
  2. ^ Moldova: administrative structure (districts and municipalities) - population figures, graphics and map. Retrieved May 9, 2018 .
  3. ↑ http://www.statistica.md/public/files/Recensamint/Recensamintul_populatiei/vol_1/6_Nationalitati_de_baza_ro.xls