Ismajil Raion

Ismajil Raion
(Ізмаїльський район / Ismajilskykj rajon)
Basic data
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
Overview map
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
Surname
transcribed in ukrainian	Ukrainian	Russian	Romanian
Suvorowe	Суворове	Суворово (Suvorovo)	Șichirlichtai

Villages

Villages
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

Web links

Commons : Ismajil Rajon  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ 2001 census