Dzhankoy district
| Dzhankoy district | |
| (Джанкойський район / Dschankojskyj rayjon) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Autonomous Republic of Crimea |
| Administrative headquarters : | Dzhankoy |
| Area : | 2.667 km² |
| Residents : | 82,328 (2004) |
| Population density : | 30.87 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 121100000 |
| Municipalities : | 26th |
| District administration | |
| Address : | вул. Леніна 6 96100 м. Джанкой |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Olexandr Sydorenko |
| Website : | http://djankoiadm.ru/ |
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| Statistical information | |
The dzhankoy raion (Ukrainian Джанкойський район / Dschankojskyj rayon ; Russian Джанкойский район / Dschankoiski rayon , Crimean Canköy rayoni ) is a Ukrainian Rayon in the Crimean Autonomous Republic . It has a total population of around 82,000 and covers an area of 2,667 km². It includes two urban-type settlements, 106 villages and 5 settlements organized in 26 district councils.
geography
The Raion is located in the north of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, it is bordered to the north by the Lazy sea with the behind in the Kherson Oblast lying Rajonen Henichesk and Nowotrojizke , in the southeast on the Nyzhnohirskyi Raion , to the south by Rajon Krasnohvardiiske , on the southwest by the Raion Pervomayske and in the northwest to the Krasnoperekopsk Raion . It completely encloses the eponymous city of Dschankoj , but this is not itself part of it.
Urban-type settlement
| Urban-type settlements | |||
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| Surname | |||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Crimean Tatar |
| Azovsk | Азовське | Азовское (Azovskoye) | Qalay |
| Will | Вільне | Вольное (Wolnoje) | - |
Villages
| Villages | ||||
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| Surname | Landratsgemeinde | |||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Crimean Tatar | |
| Yermakov | Рмакове | Ермаково (Yermakowo) | Totay | Yermakov |
| Isumrudne | Ізумрудне | Изумрудное (Isumrudnoje) | - | Isumrudne |
| Kindratowe | Кіндратове | Кондратьево (Kondratjewo) | Aqsürü Qoñrat | Kindratowe |
| Krymka | Кримка | Крымка | Sultan Boçala | Krymka |
| Lobanowe | Лобанове | Лобаново (Lobanowo) | Cadra | Lobanowe |
| Luhanske | Луганське | Луганское (Luganskoye) | - | Luhanske |
| Majske | Майське | Майское (Maiskoje) | Haklay | Majske |
| Maslowe | Маслове | Маслово (Maslowo) | Teñ Suv | Maslowe |
| Medvedivka | Медведівка | Медведевка (Medvedevka) | Avuz Qırq | Medvedivka |
| Myrnivka | Мирнівка | Мирновка (Mirnowka) | Cürgün | Myrnivka |
| Novokrymske | Новокримське | Новокрымское (Novokrymskoye) | Borlaq Tama | Novokrymske |
| Pachariwka | Пахарівка | Пахаревка (Pacharewka) | - | Pachariwka |
| Pobjedne | Побєдне | Победное (Pobednoje) | Tarhanlar | Pobjedne |
| Prostorne | Просторне | Просторное (Prostornoje) | Yañı Şirin | Prostorne |
| Roskishne | Розкішне | Роскошное (Roskoschnoe) | Seyit Bolat | Roskishne |
| Roschtschyne | Рощине | Рощино (Roschtschino) | - | Roschtschyne |
| Sawit-Leninskyj | Завіт-Ленінський | Завет-Ленинский (Sawet-Leninsky) | Küçük Alqalı | Sawit-Leninskyj |
| Saritschne | Зарічне | Заречное (Zarechnoye) | Qamacı | Saritschne |
| Stalne | Стальне | Стальное (Stalnoye) | Bear | Stalne |
| Switle | Світле | Светлое (Swetloje) | Tamaq Qırğız | Switle |
| Snuff | Табачне | Табачное (tabachnoye) | Acı Ahmat | Snuff |
| Zilynne | Цілинне | Целинное (Zelinnoje) | Qırq Çipçe | Zilynne |
| Tschajkyne | Чайкине | Чайкино (Tchaikino) | Küçük Tarhan | Tschajkyne |
| Jarke | Ярке | Яркое (Jarkoje) | Biy Suv Küyçe | Jarke |
| Jarke Pole | Ярке Поле | Яркое Поле (Jarkoje Pole) | - | Jarke Pole |
| Jasnopoljanske | Яснополянське | Яснополянское (Jasnopoljanskoje) | - | Jasnopoljanske |
| Settlements | ||||
| Mytjuryne | Митюрине | Митюрино (Mitjurino) | - | Saritschne |
| Doroshnye | Дорожнє | Дорожное (Dorozhnoye) | - | Kindratowe |
| Jasne | Ясне | Ясное (Jasnoe) | - | Lobanowe |
| Dibriwka | Дібрівка | Дубровка (Dubrowka) | - | Jarke Pole |
| Wolodyne | Володине | Володино (Volodino) | Küçük Qırq İşün | Jasnopoljanske |
population
Composition of the population according to the data from the 2001 census.
| number | in percent | |
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| Russians | 32 048 | 38.9 |
| Ukrainians | 27 788 | 33.8 |
| Crimean Tatars | 17 744 | 21.6 |
| Belarusians | 1 415 | 1.7 |
| Poland | 463 | 0.6 |
| Uzbeks | 246 | 0.3 |
| Czechs | 232 | 0.3 |
| Tschuwaschen | 217 | 0.3 |
| Tatars | 192 | 0.2 |
| Korean | 188 | 0.2 |
| Armenians | 179 | 0.2 |
| Azerbaijanis | 179 | 0.2 |
Individual evidence
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Web links
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