Kodyma district
| Kodyma district | |
| (Кодимський район / Kodymskyj rajon) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Odessa Oblast |
| Administrative headquarters : | Kodyma |
| Area : | 818 km² |
| Residents : | 34,788 (2004) |
| Population density : | 42.53 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 5122500000 |
| Municipalities : | 17th |
| District administration | |
| Address : | пл. Перемоги 1 66000 м. Кодима |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Valery Mankovsky |
| Website : | http://kodima-rda.odessa.gov.ua/ |
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| Statistical information | |
The Kodyma Rajon (Ukrainian Кодимський район / Kodymskyj rajon ; Russian Кодымский район / Kodymski rajon ) is an administrative unit in Odessa Oblast in southern Ukraine . The center of the Rajons is the city of Kodyma , the inhabitants are divided into one city, one urban-type settlement and 24 villages.
geography
The Raion is located in the north of Odessa Oblast , it borders in the northwest on Pishchanka Raion (in Vinnytsia Oblast ), in the northeast on Chechelnyk Raion (Vinnytsia Oblast), in the east on Balta Raion , in the southeast on Podilsk Raion and in South and west to the Republic of Moldova and Transnistria ( Rybnitsa Rajon ). Several small rivers such as the Kodyma or the Bilotschi flow through the Rajon . The area is located in the south-east of the Podolian plate and is slightly hilly with altitudes between 150 and 270 meters (highest point 273 meters).
history
The Rajon emerged from the Krutyje Rajon (center of the Rajons was Kruti ) at the end of 1929 and was part of the Moldovan Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic until 1940 . Since 1991 it has been part of today's Ukraine.
Administrative structure
city
| Cities | ||
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| Surname | ||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian |
| Kodyma | Кодима | Кодыма |
Urban-type settlements
| Urban-type settlements | ||
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| Surname | ||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian |
| Slobidka | Слобідка | Слободка (Slobodka) |
Villages
| Villages | |||
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| Surname | Parish assignment | ||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | |
| Bashtankiv | Баштанків | Баштанков (Bashtankov) | Bashtankiv |
| Budeji | Будеї | Будеи (Budei) | Budeji |
| Fedorivka | Федорівка | Фёдоровка (Fyodorovka) | Lyssohirka |
| Hrabowe | Грабове | Грабово (Grabowo) | Hrabowe |
| Ivashkiv | Івашків | Ивашков (Ivashkov) | Ivashkiv |
| Kruti | Круті | Крутые (Krutyje) | Kruti |
| Kyrylivka | Кирилівка | Кирилловка (Kirillowka) | Tymkowe |
| Labuschne | Лабушне | Лабушное (Labuschnoye) | Labuschne |
| Lyssohirka | Лисогірка | Лысогорка (Lyssogorka) | Lyssohirka |
| Mala Slobidka | Мала Слобідка | Малая Слободка (Malaja Slobodka) | Mala Slobidka |
| Oleksandrivka | Олександрівка | Александровка (Alexandrowka) | Petrivka |
| Oleksiyivka | Олексі́ївка | Алексеевка (Alexejewka) | Oleksiyivka |
| Petrivka | Петрівка | Петровка (Petrowka) | Petrivka |
| Pravda | Правда | Правда | Slobidka |
| Pyrishna | Пиріжна | Пирожная (Pirozhnaya) | Pyrishna |
| Pyssarivka | Писарівка | Писаревка (Pissarewka) | Pyssarivka |
| Sahnitkiw | Загнітків | Загнитков (Sagnitkow) | Sahnitkiw |
| Scherschenzi | Шершенці | Шершенцы (Scherschenzy) | Scherschenzi |
| Semenivka | Семенівка | Семёновка (Semjonowka) | Kruti |
| Serbi | Серби | Сербы (Serby) | Serbi |
| Serhiyivka ( Kotovtsi until 2016 ) | Сергіївка (Котовці) | Сергеевка (Sergejewka) / Котовцы (Kotowzy) | Hrabowe |
| Smolyanka | Смолянка | Смолянка | Smolyanka |
| Strymba | Стримба | Стримба (Strimba) | Petrivka |
| Tymkowe | Тимкове | Тымково (Tymkowo) | Tymkowe |
Web links
- Information about the Rajon (Ukrainian)
