Irshava district
Irshava district | |
(Іршавський район / Irschawskyj rajon) | |
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Basic data | |
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Oblast : | Zakarpattia Oblast |
Administrative headquarters : | Irshava |
Area : | 944.47 km² |
Residents : | 100.905 (2001) |
Population density : | 106.84 inhabitants per km² |
KOATUU : | 2121900000 |
Municipalities : | 25th |
District administration | |
Address : | пл. Народна 3 90 100 м. Іршава |
Rajonsvorleiter: | Petro Stanko |
Website : | http://www.irda.gov.ua/ |
Overview map | |
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Statistical information |
The Irschawa Rajon (Ukrainian Іршавський район / Irschawskyj rajon ; Russian Иршавский район / Irschawski rajon ) was an administrative unit in the far west of Ukraine and belonged to the Transcarpathian Oblast .
geography
The Rajon was in the middle of the Transcarpathian Oblast. It bordered in the north on the district of Swaljawa , in the northeast on the district of Mishhirja , in the southeast on the district of Khust , in the south on the district of Wynohradiv , in the southwest on the district of Berehove and in the west on the district of Mukachevo .
It was located in the Forest Carpathians and was traversed by the rivers Borschawa and Irschawa .
history
The administrative unit was established on January 22, 1946 as Okrug Irschawa , in 1953 the Okrug was then converted into Irschawa Rajon . As part of the administrative-territorial reform in 2020, the Rajon was dissolved, since then the largest part of its area has formed the western part of the new Khust Raion , a small south-western part came to the new Berehove Raion .
On March 16, 2001 the place Dibriwka (Дібрівка) was renamed Dubriwka.
Administrative structure
At the communal level, the Rajon was divided into a city council and 25 district councils, each of which was subordinate to individual localities.
The administrative area included:
- a city
- 46 villages
city
Surname | |||||
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transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Slovak | Hungarian | German |
Irshava | Іршава | Иршава | Iršava | Ilosva | - |
Villages
Surname | Parish assignment | |||||
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transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Slovak | Hungarian | German | |
Ardanowo | Арданово | Арданово | Ardanovo | Árdánháza | - | Ardanowo |
Bilky | Білки | Белки (Belki) | Bílky | Bilke | - | Bilky |
Boharevytsia | Богаревиця | Богаревица (Bogarevitsa) | Bogarevice, Bogerevica | Falucska | - | Kamjanske |
Brid | Брід | Брод (Brod) | Bread | Boród | - | Brid |
Bronka | Бронька | Бронька | Broňka | Szuhabaranka | - | Bronka |
Khmilnyk | Хмільник | Хмельник (Chmelnyk) | Chmelník, Komluš | Komlós | - | Kamjanske |
Deskovytsia | Дешковиця | Дешковица (Deschkowitsa) | Deškovice, Deškovica | Deskófalva | - | Brid |
Dowhe | Довге | Долгое (Dolgoje) | Dovhé, Dolhé | Dolha | - | Dowhe |
Dorobratowo | Доробратово | Доробратово | Drahobratovo, Dorobratová | Drágabártfalva | - | Dorobratowo |
Duby | Дуби | Дубы | Duby, Dubov | Dubi | - | Sahattja |
Dubriwka | Дубрівка | Дубровка (Dubrowka), until 2001 Дибровка (Dibrowka) | Doubravka nad Boržavou, Dubrovka | Cserhalom | - | Dubriwka |
Dunkovytsia | Дунковиця | Дунковица (Dunkowitsa) | Dunkovice, Dunkovica | Nyíresújfalu | - | Ardanowo |
Horbok | Горбок | Горбок (Gorbok) | Sarkaď | Kissarkad | - | Dorobratowo |
Hreblja | Гребля | Гребля (Greblja) | Hrebľa | Felsőkaraszló | - | Hreblja |
Ivashkovytsia | Івашковиця | Ивашковица (Ivashkovitsa) | Ivaškovice, Ivaškovica | Iváskófalva | - | Sahattja |
Ilnytsia | Ільниця | Ильница (Ilnitsa) | Ilnice, Ilnica | Ilonca | - | Ilnytsia |
Imstychovo | Імстичово | Имстичево (Imstitschewo) | Imstičovo, Imstičevo | Misztice | - | Imstychovo |
Kamjanske | Кам'янське | Каменское (Kamenskoye) | Kivjažď | Beregkövesd | - | Kamjanske |
Klymovytsia | Климовиця | Климовица (Klimovitsa) | Klimovice | Kelemenfalva | - | Sahattja |
Kobalevytsia | Кобалевиця | Кобаловица (Kobalowitsa) | Kobalevice, Kobalevica | Gálfalva | - | Sahattja |
Krajnja Martynka | Крайня Мартинка | Крайняя Мартынка (Krainjaja Martynka) | Krajná Martinka | Végmártonka, Martinka | - | Chornyj Potik |
Kuschnytsia | Кушниця | Кушница (Kuschnitsa) | Kušnice, Kušnica | Kovácsrét | - | Kuschnytsia |
Lyssychovo | Лисичово | Лисичево (Lyssytschewo) | Lisičovo, Lisičevo | Rókamező, Ravaszmező | - | Lysychovo |
Losa | Лоза | Лоза | Loza | Füzesmező, Lóza | - | Losa |
Lokit | Локіть | Локоть (Lokot) | Lokeť, Lokoty | Nagyábránka | - | Chornyj Potik |
Lukowo | Луково | Луково | Lukovo | Lukova | - | Lukowo |
Mala Rostoka | Мала Розтока | Малая Розтока (Malaja Rostoka) | (Ugočská) Roztoka | Szőllősrosztoka, Ugocsarosztoka | - | Dubriwka |
Maly Rakovets | Малий Раковець | Малий Раковец (Mali Rakowets) | Malý Rakovec | Kisrákóc | - | Maly Rakovets |
Midyanytsia | Мідяниця | Медяница (Medjanitsa) | Medenice, Miďanica | Medence | - | Ardanowo |
Nehrowo | Негрово | Негрово (Negrovo) | Negrovo | Maszárfalva | Nehrowo | Nehrowo |
Nyschnje Bolotne | Нижнє Болотне | Нижнее Болотное (Nizhneye Bolotnoye) | Nižný Šard | Alsósárad | - | Vilchivka |
Ossiy | Осій | Осой (Ossoj) | Osoj | Szajkofalva | - | Ossiy |
Pid brains | Підгірне | Подгорное (Podgornoje) | Voloské | Oláhcsertész | - | Chornyj Potik |
Pryborshawske | Приборжавське | Приборжавское (Priborschawskoje) | Zadné | Zárnya | - | Pryborshawske |
Sabolotne | Заболотне | Заболотное (Sabolotnoye) | Šardík | Sárdik | - | Velykyi Rakovets |
Sahattja | Загаття | Загатье (Sagatje) | Záhati, Sahaťe | Hátmeg | - | Sahattja |
Saritschtschja | Заріччя | Заречье (Sarechye) | Záríčí, Zariča | Alsókaraszló | - | Saritschtschja |
Silze | Сільце | Сельцо (Selzo) | Seľce, Siľce | Beregkisfalud | - | Silze |
Smolohovytsia | Смологовиця | Смологовица (Smologowitsa) | Smoligovice, Smoligovica | Kisábránka | - | Chornyj Potik |
Sobatyn | Собатин | Собатин (Sobatin) | Sobatín | Szombati, Szobatin | - | Irshava |
Sucha | Суха | Суха | Suchá | Szuha | - | Bronka |
Chornyj Potik | Чорний Потік | Черный Поток (Cherny Potok) | Černý Potok | Kenézpatak | - | Chornyj Potik |
Welyka Rostoka | Велика Розтока | Велика Розтока (Welika Rostoka) | (Berežská) Roztoka | Gázló, Beregrosztoka | - | Dubriwka |
Velykyi Rakovets | Великий Раковець | Великий Раковец (Veliky Rakovets) | Veľký Rakovec | Nagyrákóc | - | Velykyi Rakovets |
Vilchivka | Вільхівка | Ольховка (Olchowka) | Vlachovo, Oljachova | Ölyvös | - | Vilchivka |
Volovytsia | Воловиця | Воловица (Volovitsa) | Volovice, Volovica | Beregpálfalva | - | Kamjanske |
Web links
- Information about the Rajon (Ukrainian)
- Current map with the city of Irshava and the surrounding area with Ukrainian names