Ismajil Raion
Ismajil Raion | |
(Ізмаїльський район / Ismajilskykj rajon) | |
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Basic data | |
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Oblast : | Odessa Oblast |
Administrative headquarters : | Ismajil |
Area : | 1,194 km² |
Residents : | 54,692 (2004) |
Population density : | 45.81 inhabitants per km² |
KOATUU : | 5122000000 |
Municipalities : | 18th |
District administration | |
Address : | пр. Суворова 62 68601 м. Ізмаїл |
Rajonsvorleiter: | Serhiy Masur |
Website : | Information is missing |
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Statistical information |
Ismajil Raion (Ukrainian Ізмаїльський район / Ismajilskykj rajon ; Russian Измаильский район / Ismailski rajon , Romanian Raionul Ismail ) is a raion (administrative district) in the southern Ukrainian Oblast of Odessa . The center of the Rajon is the city of Ismajil , which does not itself belong to the Rajon.
The Rajon, which has existed in a different form since 1856, was created in 1940 after the occupation of Bessarabia by the Soviet Union and was located in the Akkerman Oblast (from August 7, 1940, Ismajil Oblast ). In 1941, the area was once Romania joined, from 1944 it belonged to the recapture by the Red Army to the Ukrainian SSR . In 1954, Ismajil Oblast was dissolved and the Rajon became part of Odessa Oblast. Since 1991 it has been part of today's Ukraine .
The Rajon borders in the north on the Rajon Bolhrad , in the northeast for a short distance on the Rajon Arzys , in the east on the Rajon Kilija , in the south on Romania and in the west on the Jalpuhsee , the Kuhurluj -see and the Rajon Reni .
population
The population is multi-ethnic (as of 2001):
15,800 (28.9%) Ukrainians
15,100 (27.6%) Moldovans
14,100 (25.7%) Bulgarians
8,900 (16.1%) Russians
500 (0.9%) other ( Gagauz , Belarusians , Roma )
Administrative structure
Urban-type settlement
Urban-type settlements | |||
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Surname | |||
transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian |
Suvorowe | Суворове | Суворово (Suvorovo) | Șichirlichtai |
Villages
Villages | ||||
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Surname | Parish assignment | |||
transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian | |
Bahats | Багате | Богатое (Bogatoje) | Doluchioi | Bahats |
Broska | Броска | Броска | Broasca | Broska |
Dunajske | Дунайське | Дунайское (Dunaiskoje) | - | Stara Nekrasivka |
Kalanchak | Каланчак | Каланчак | Dermendere | Kalanchak |
Kamyanka | Кам'янка | Каменка (Kamenka) | Taşbunar | Kamyanka |
Kyrnichky | Кирнички | Кирнички (Kirnitschky) | Fântâna-Cânelor | Kyrnichky |
Kyslytsia | Кислиця | Кислица (Kislitsa) | Câşliţa-Dunăre | Kyslytsia |
Komyshivka | Комишівка | Комишевка (Komischewka) | Hagi-Curda | Komyshivka |
Larshanka | Ларжанка | Ларжанка | Lărgeanca | Larshanka |
Loschynivka | Лощинівка | Лощиновка (Loschtschinowka) | Cairaclia | Loschynivka |
Matroska | Матроска | Матросская (Matrosskaya) | Matroaska-Cuhurului | Matroska |
Muravlivka | Муравлівка | Муравловка (Muravlowka) | Muravleanca | Muravlivka |
Nowa Nekrasivka | Нова Некрасівка | Новая Некрасовка (Novaya Nekrasovka) | Necrasovca-Noua | Nowa Nekrasivka |
Nowa Pokrovka | Нова Покровка | Новая Покровка (Novaya Pokrowka) | Pocrovca-Noua | Nowa Pokrovka |
Novokalanchak | Новокаланчак | Новокаланчак | - | Kalanchak |
Novokamyanka | Новокам'янка | Новокаменка (Novokamenka) | Șichirlichtai-Noui | Kamyanka |
Nowooserne | Новоозерне | Новоозёрное | - | Oserne |
Oserne | Озерне | Озёрное (Osjornoe) | General-Al.-Averescu, Babele | Oserne |
Perschotrawnewe | Першотравневе | Першотравневое (Perschotrawnewoje) | Hasan Aspaga | Perschotrawnewe |
Safjany | Саф'яни | Сафьяны | Sofian-Trubaiovca | Safjany |
Stara Nekrasivka | Стара Некрасівка | Старая Некрасовка (Staraya Nekrasovka) | Necrasovca-Veche | Stara Nekrasivka |
Utkonosivka | Утконосівка | Утконосовка (Utkonossowka) | Erdec-Burnu, Ion Gheorghe Duca | Utkonosivka |