Monastyryska district
| Monastyryska district | |
| (Монастириський район / Monastyryskyj rayjon) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Ternopil Oblast |
| Administrative headquarters : | Monastyryska |
| Area : | 558 km² |
| Residents : | 34,537 (2004) |
| Population density : | 61.89 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 6124200000 |
| Municipalities : | 22nd |
| District administration | |
| Address : | вул. Т. Шевченка 19 48300 м. Монастириська |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Volodymyr Danylyuk |
| Website : | Information is missing |
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| Statistical information | |
The Monastyryska Rajon (Ukrainian Монастириський район / Monastyrys'kyj rajon ; Russian Монастырисский район / Monastyrisski rajon ) is a Ukrainian Rajon in Ternopil Oblast .
geography
The Raion is located in the southwest of Ternopil Oblast , it borders in the north with the Rajon Pidhajzi , in the east with the Rajon Butschach , in the south with the Raion Tlumach ( Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast ), in the southwest with the Raion Tysmenytsja (Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast) and in the west to the Halych Rajon (Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast). The area is located in the Podolian hill country with heights between 200 and 400 meters (highest point at Kowaliwka with 402 meters), while the Rajon is traversed in north-south direction by the rivers Koropez (Коропець) and Solota Lypa , both of which flow into the im To the south, the Dniester runs largely as a rajon border .
history
The Rajon was founded on January 17, 1940 after the annexation of Eastern Poland by the Soviet Union, then came after the beginning of the German-Russian War in June 1941 to the Generalgouvernement in the district of Galicia and after the reconquest in 1944 again to the Soviet Union in the Ukrainian SSR . At the end of 1962, the dissolved Koropez Raion ( Ustya-Selene Raion until June 1940 ) was united with the Raion, and since 1991 it has been part of today's Ukraine.
Administrative structure
At the municipal level, the Rajon is subdivided into 1 urban municipality, 1 settlement municipality and 22 district councils, each of which is subordinate to individual localities.
The administrative area includes:
- 1 city
- 1 urban-type settlement
- 46 villages
city
| Cities | |||
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| Surname | |||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Polish |
| Monastyryska | Монастириська | Монастыриска (Monastyriska) | Monasterzyska |
Urban-type settlements
| Urban-type settlements | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Surname | |||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Polish |
| Koropez | Коропець | Коропец | Koropiec |
Villages
| Villages | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Surname | Parish assignment | |||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Polish | |
| Bertnyky | Бертники | Бертники (Bertniki) | Bertniki | Bertnyky |
| Bobriwnyky | Бобрівники | Бобровники (Bobrowniki) | Bobrowniki | Lyadske |
| Dibrowa | Діброва | Диброва | - | Koropez |
| Dobrowody | Доброводи | Доброводы | Dobrowody | Dobrowody |
| Dubenka | Дубенка | Дубенка | Dubienko | Monastyryska |
| Honcharivka | Гончарівка | Гончаровка (Goncharovka) | Wyczółki | Monastyryska |
| Horischnja Slobidka | Горішня Слобідка | Горишняя Слободка (Gorischnjaja Sloboda) | Słobódka Górna | Monastyryska |
| Horoshanka | Горожанка | Горожанка (Goroschanka) | Horożanka | Horoshanka |
| Horyhljady | Горигляди | Горигляды (Gorigljady) | Horyhlady | Horyhljady |
| Hranitne | Гранітне | Гранитное (Granitnoje) | Baranów | Hranitne |
| Hryhoriw | Григорів | Григоров (Grigorow) | Hrehorów | Hryhoriw |
| Yarhoriv | Яргорів | Яргоров (Yargorov) | Jarhorów | Yarhoriv |
| Komarivka | Комарівка | Комаровка (Komarowka) | Komarówka | Monastyryska |
| Korschowa | Коржова | Коржова | Korżowa, Korzowa | Zavadivka |
| Kovalivka | Ковалівка | Ковалевка (Kowalewka) | Kowalówka | Monastyryska |
| Krassiyiv | Красіїв | Красиев (Krassiev) | Krasiejów | Krassiyiv |
| Krynytsia | Криниця | Криница (Krinitsa) | Korościatyn | Monastyryska |
| Lasarivka | Лазарівка | Лазаревка (Lasarewka) | Łazarówka | Lasarivka |
| Lyadske | Лядське | Лядское (Ljadskoje) | Ladzkie | Lyadske |
| Luka | Лука | Лука | Łuka | Ustya-Selene |
| Markova | Маркова | Маркова | Markova | Zavadivka |
| Meshyhiriah | Межигір'я | Межгорье (Meschgorje) | Międzygórze | Ustya-Selene |
| Nowa Huta | Нова Гута | Новая Гута (Novaja Guta) | Huta Nowa | Monastyryska |
| Nyskolysy | Низьколизи | Низколизы (Nikolisy) | Nizkołyży | Lasarivka |
| Olescha | Олеша | Олеша | Olesza | Olescha |
| Pidlisne | Підлісне | Подлесное (Podlesnoye) | Dryszczów | Pidlisne |
| Ridkolissja | Рідколісся | Редколесье (Redkolesje) | Izabela, Izabella | Monastyryska |
| Sadariw | Задарів | Задаров (Sadarov) | Zadarów | Sadariw |
| Sadowe | Садове | Садовое (Sadowoje) | Nowosiółka Koropiecka | Koropez |
| Sajivka | Саджівка | Саджевка (Sadschewka) | Lińskie | Horoshanka |
| Salissja | Залісся | Залесье (Zalessye) | Zalesie Koropieckie | Welesniw |
| Sastawzi | Заставці | Заставцы (Sastawzy) | Zastawce-Hołhocze, Zastawce ad Hołhocze | Sastawzi |
| Satyschne | Затишне | Затишное (Satizhnoe) | - | Monastyryska |
| Zavadivka | Завадівка | Завадовка (Savadovka) | Zawadówka | Zavadivka |
| Savelivka | Савелівка | Савелевка (Sawelewka) | Sawałuski | Savelivka |
| Schweikiv | Швейків | Швейков (Schweikow) | Szwejków | Schweikiv |
| Senkiw | Сеньків | Сеньков (Senkow) | Seńków | Sadariw |
| Styhla | Стигла | Стыгла (Stygla) | Stojła | Koropez |
| Switle | Світле | Светлое (Swetloje) | Vadova | Koropez |
| Trostjanzi | Тростянці | Тростянцы (Trostjanzy) | Trościaniec, Trościańce | Trostjanzi |
| Chekhiv | Чехів | Чехов (Chekhov) | Czechów | Chekhiv |
| Ustya-Selene | Устя-Зелене | Устье-Зелёное (Ustye-Seljonoje) | Uście Zielone | Ustya-Selene |
| Welesniw | Велеснів | Велеснев (Welesnew) | Weleśniów | Welesniw |
| Werbka | Вербка | Вербка | Werbka | Koropez |
| Wistrja | Вістря | Вистря | Ostra | Wistrja |
| Wyssoke | Високе | Высокое (Vysokoye) | Toustobaby | Wyssoke |
Web links
- Entry on Rajon in the Encyclopedia of the History of Cities and Villages of the Ukrainian SSR (Ukrainian)
