Herza district
| Herza district | |
| (Герцаївський район / Herzajiwskyj rajon) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Chernivtsi Oblast |
| Administrative headquarters : | Herza |
| Area : | 308 km² |
| Residents : | 32,316 (2004) |
| Population density : | 104.92 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 7320700000 |
| Municipalities : | 13 |
| District administration | |
| Address : | вул. Шикули 4 60500 м. Герца |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Dmytro Hodoroh |
| Website : | http://www.bucoda.cv.ua/bukovina/4/index.html |
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| Statistical information | |
Herza Rajon (Ukrainian Герцаївський район / Herzajiwskyj raion ; Russian Герцаевский район / Gerzajewski rajon , Romanian Raionul Herţa ) is a Rajon (administrative district) in Chernivtsi Oblast in western Ukraine .
geography
The center of the Rajon is the city of Herza . Except for the four places Bukiwka , Mamornyzja , Ostryzja and Zuren, the Rajon lies in the Herza area . It borders in the north on Novoselyzja Rajon , in the southeast on Romania , in the south and west on the Rajon Hlyboka and for a short stretch in the northwest on the Oblast capital Chernivtsi .
history
The Rajon was established in 1940 after the occupation by the Soviet Union and existed with interruptions between 1941 and 1944 until 1962. Then the area came to the Rajon Hlyboka and was set up again on December 6, 1991. The population consists of 93.7% Romanians , 5% Ukrainians , and other groups ( Russians , Jews , Roma etc.).
Administrative structure
At the municipal level, the Rajon is divided into 1 city council and 13 district councils, each of which is subordinate to individual localities.
The administrative area includes:
- 1 city
- 23 villages
city
| Cities | |||
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| Surname | |||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian |
| Herza | Герца | Герца (Gerza) | Herţa |
Villages
| Villages | |||||
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| Surname | Parish assignment | ||||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian | German | |
| Bajraky | Байраки | Байраки (Bairaki) | Mogoşeşti | - | Bajraky |
| Bantscheny | Банчени | Банчены | Bănceni | - | Horbowa |
| Bukivka | Буківка | Буковка (Bukowka) | Poieni | Pojeni | Bukivka |
| Chrjazka | Хряцька | Хряцкая (Chrjazkaja) | Hreaţca | - | Chrjazka |
| Djakiwzi | Дяківці | Дьяковцы (Djakowzy) | Proboteşti | - | Ternawka |
| Hodyniwka | Годинівка | Годиновка (Godinowka) | Godineşti | - | Hodyniwka |
| Horbowa | Горбова | Горбова (Gorbowa) | Sinihau, Horbova | - | Horbowa |
| Krupjanske | Круп'янське | Крупянское (Krupjanskoje) | Pasat | - | Welyka Buda |
| Kulykivka | Куликівка | Куликовка (Kulikowka) | Culiceni | - | Kulykivka |
| Lukovytsia | Луковиця | Луковица (Lukowitsa) | Lucaviţa, Locoviţa | - | Hodyniwka |
| Lunka | Лунка | Лунка | Lunca | - | Lunka |
| Mala Buda | Мала Буда | Малая Буда (Malaja Buda) | Buda Mica | - | Welyka Buda |
| Mamornytsia | Маморниця | Маморница (Mamornitsa) | Mamorniţa | Mamornitza | Zuren |
| Mamornyzja Wama (until 2016 Radhospiwka ) | Маморниця Вама (Радгоспівка) | Маморница Вама (Mamorniza Wama) / Радгосповка (Radgospowka) | Vama | - | Zuren |
| Mohyliwka | Могилівка | Могилевка (Mogilewka) | Movila | - | Lunka |
| Molnytsia | Молниця | Молница (Molnitsa) | Molniţa | - | Molnytsia |
| Ostrytsia | Остриця | Острица (Ostritsa) | Ostriţa | Ostritza | Ostrytsia |
| Petrashivka | Петрашівка | Петрашовка (Petraschowka) | Mihoreni | - | Petrashivka |
| Pid whales | Підвальне | Подвальное (Podwalnoye) | Beceşti | - | Bajraky |
| Ternawka | Тернавка | Тернавка | Tărnăuca, Târnauca, Tirnauca | - | Ternawka |
| Welyka Buda | Велика Буда | Велика Буда (Welika Buda) | Buda Mare | - | Welyka Buda |
| Velykosillja | Великосілля | Великоселье (Velikoselje) | Satul Mare, Pilipăuţi | - | Lunka |
| Zuren | Цурень | Цурень | Ţureni | Back | Zuren |
