Hlyboka district
| Hlyboka district | |
| (Глибоцький район / Hlybozkyj rajon) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Chernivtsi Oblast |
| Administrative headquarters : | Hlyboka |
| Area : | 674 km² |
| Residents : | 72,676 (2004) |
| Population density : | 107.83 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 7321000000 |
| Municipalities : | 24 |
| District administration | |
| Address : | вул. Піонерська 2а 60400 смт. Глибока |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Hryhoryi Vansuryak |
| Website : | http://www.bucoda.cv.ua/bukovina/5/index.html |
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Rayon Hlyboka (Ukrainian Глибоцький район / Hlybozkyj rayon ; Russian Глыбокский район / Glybokski rayon , Romanian Raionul Adancata or Raionul Hliboca ) is a rayon (administrative district) in the oblast Tscherniwzi , in the western Ukraine .
geography
The center of the raion is the urban-type settlement of Hlyboka . The three villages Poljana , Turjatka and Nyschni Syniwzi are in the Herza region . In the northeast the Rajon borders on the Herza Rajon , in the south on Romania , in the west on the Rajon Storoschynez and in the north for a short distance on the Oblast capital Chernivtsi .
history
The Rajon was established in 1940 after the occupation by the Soviet Union and existed in this form with interruptions between 1941 and 1944 until 1962. Then the area of the Herza Rajon was added to the Rajon and was only spun off again in 1991.
From 1946 to 1995 the following villages had different names:
- Jordaneschty: Pidlisne (Підлісне)
- Opryscheny: Dubiwka (Дубівка)
- Sucheveny: Shyroka Polyana (Широка Поляна)
- Terebletsche: Porubne (Порубне)
The village of Jordaneschty was raised to an independent district council on September 14, 2000.
The population consists of about 47% Ukrainians , 45% Romanians , as well as other groups ( Moldovans , Russians , Jews , Roma etc.).
Administrative structure
At the communal level, the Rajon is divided into 1 settlement council and 24 district councils, each of which is subordinate to individual localities.
The administrative area includes:
- 1 urban-type settlement
- 37 villages
Urban-type settlement
| Urban-type settlements | ||||
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| Surname | ||||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian | German |
| Hlyboka | Глибока | Глыбокая (Glybokaja) | Adâncata, Hliboca | Hliboka |
Villages
| Villages | |||||
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| Surname | Parish assignment | ||||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian | German | |
| Bahrynivka | Багринівка | Багриновка (Bagrinowka) | Bahrineşti | Bahrinesty | Bahrynivka |
| Bila Krynytsia | Біла Криниця | Белая Криница (Belaya Krinitsa) | Fântâna Albă | Fontina Alba / Biala Kiernica | Staryj Vovchynets |
| Dymka | Димка | Димка (Dimka) | Dimca | Dymka / Trestiana | Dymka |
| Horbiwzi | Горбівці | Горбовцы (Gorbovtsy) | Gărbăuti | Gerboutz | Terebletsche |
| Hruschiwka | Грушівка | Грушовка (Gruschowka) | Gruşăuţi | Hraszowiec | Woloka |
| Jordaneschty | Йорданешти | Иорданешты (Iordaneschty) | Iordăneşti | Jordanestie | Jordaneschty |
| Kamyanka | Кам'янка | Каменка (Kamenka) | Camenca (Petriceni) | Kamenka | Kamyanka |
| Karaptchiv | Карапчів | Карапчов (Karaptschow) | Carapciu | Karapcziu on Sereth | Karaptchiv |
| Korovia | Коровія | Коровия | Corovia | Korowia | Korovia |
| Korchivtsi | Корчівці | Корчовцы (Kortschowzy) | Corceşti | Korczestie | Korchivtsi |
| Kupka | Купка | Купка | Cupca | Kupka | Kupka |
| Kut | Кут | Кут | Cotul-Bainschi | Kotul Bainsky | Lukovytsia |
| Lukovytsia | Луковиця | Луковица (Lukowitsa) | Lucoviţa | Lukawitza on Sereth | Lukovytsia |
| Mychajliwka | Михайлівка | Михайловка (Mikhailovka) | Mihuceni | Mihuczeny | Mychajliwka |
| Molodija | Молодія | Молодия | Molodia | Molodia | Molodija |
| Nyschni Synivtsi | Нижні Синівці | Нижние Синовцы (Nizhniy Zinovtsy) | Sinăuţi | - | Verkhny Synivtsi |
| Novyj Vovchynets | Новий Вовчинець | Новый Волчинец (Novy Woltschinez) | Volcineţul Nou | Maierhof Wolczynetz | Cherepkivtsi |
| Opryscheny | Опришени | Опришены (Oprischeny) | Oprişeni | Oprischeny | Opryscheny |
| Petrychanka | Петричанка | Петричанка (Petrischanka) | Petriceanca | Petriczanka | Sucheveny |
| Polyana | Поляна | Поляна | Poieni, Puieni | - | Turjatka |
| Pryvoroky | Привороки | Привороки (Priworoki) | Prevoroche | Prevorokie | Taraschany |
| Prossika | Просіка | Просека (Prosseka) | Prosica | Prossika | Sucheveny |
| Prosokyrjany | Просокиряни | Проскиряны (Proskirjany) | Prisăcăreni | Presekareny | Sucheveny |
| Slobidka | Слобідка | Слободка (Slobodka) | Slobozia-Berlinți | Slobodzia-Berlince | Opryscheny |
| Staniwzi | Станівці | Становцы (Stanowzy) | Stăneşti | Stanesty on Sereth | Staniwzi |
| Staryj Vovchynets | Старий Вовчинець | Старый Волчинец (Stary Woltschinez) | Volcineţ | Wolczynetz | Staryj Vovchynets |
| Stertsche | Стерче | Стерчье (Stertschje) | Stârcea | Slobodzia-Styrcze | Stertsche |
| Sucheveny | Сучевени | Сучевены | Suceveni | Suczaweny | Sucheveny |
| Taraschany | Тарашани | Тарашаны | Tărăşeni | Terescheni | Taraschany |
| Terebletsche | Тереблече | Тереблечье (Terebletschje) | Tereblea, Tereblişte | Tereblesty | Terebletsche |
| Turjatka | Турятка | Турятка | Tureatca | - | Turjatka |
| Chahor | Чагор | Чагор (Chagor) | Ceahor | Czahor | Chahor |
| Chervona Dibrowa | Червона Діброва | Червоная Диброва (Chervonaya Dibrowa) | Dumbrava-Roșie | Dabrowa | Mychajliwka |
| Cherepkivtsi | Черепківці | Черепковцы (Tscherepkowzy) | Cerepcăuţi | Czerepkoutz | Cherepkivtsi |
| Valya Kusmyna | Валя Кузьмина | Валя Кузьмина (Valya Kusmina) | Valea Cosminului | Franzthal | Woloka |
| Verkhny Synivtsi | Верхні Синівці | Верхние Синовцы (Verkhnye Zinovtsy) | Sinăuţii de Sus | Obersynoutz | Verkhny Synivtsi |
| Woloka | Волока | Волока | Voloca pe Derelui | Woloka | Woloka |
