Novoselytsia district
| Novoselytsia district | |
| (Новоселицький район / Nowoselyzkyj rajon) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Chernivtsi Oblast |
| Administrative headquarters : | Novoselytsia |
| Area : | 734 km² |
| Residents : | 87,461 (2004) |
| Population density : | 119.16 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 7323000000 |
| Municipalities : | 30th |
| District administration | |
| Address : | вул. Чкалова 7 60300 м. Новоселиця |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Todor Reweha |
| Website : | http://www.bucoda.cv.ua/bukovina/9/index.html |
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| Statistical information | |
Novoselyzja Raion (Ukrainian Новоселицький район / Novoselyzkyj rajon ; Russian Новоселицкий район / Novoselizki rajon , Romanian Raionul Noua Suliță ) is a Rajon (administrative district) in the western Ukraine in the Oblast of Chernivtsi .
geography
The center of the Rajon is the city of Novoselytsia . It borders in the north on the Rajon Chotyn , in the north-east for a short distance on the Rajon Kelmenzi , in the east on the Republic of Moldova , in the south on Romania , in the south-west on the Rajon Herza , in the west on the Oblast capital Chernivtsi and in the north-west on one short stretch to the Sastavna Rajon .
history
The Rajon was established in 1940 after the occupation of northern Bukovina by the Soviet Union, but was not rebuilt until 1944 after the reconquest by Greater Romania in 1941. The eastern part of the Rajon is part of the historical Bessarabia landscape , the western part near the city of Chernivtsi was part of the Austrian crown land of Bukovina until 1918, and the village of Bojaniwka is part of the Herza area . Under Romanian rule from 1918 to 1940, the area of the Rajons was county Hotin , the county Cernăuţi and county Dorohoi (the village Bojaniwka split).
According to the 2001 Ukrainian census, the Rajons population is 87,241. The ethnic composition at that time was as follows:
| Total | Ukrainians | Russians | Romanians | Moldovans | Other | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 87,461 | 29,703 | 1,235 | 5,904 | 50,329 | 290 |
The singer Sofija Rotaru was born in Marschynzi , one of the Moldavian- speaking villages of Novoselytsia district.
Administrative structure
At the municipal level, the Rajon is divided into 1 city council and 30 district councils, each of which is subordinate to individual localities.
The administrative area includes:
- 1 city
- 42 villages
city
| Cities | ||||
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| Surname | ||||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian | German |
| Novoselytsia | Новоселиця | Новоселица (Novoselitsa) | Noua Suliță | Nowos (i) elitza, sub-trojesty |
Villages
| Villages | |||||
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| Surname | Parish assignment | ||||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian | German | |
| Balkiwzi | Балківці | Балковцы (Balkowzy) | Balcăuți | - | Balkiwzi |
| Berestya | Берестя | Берестя | Berestea | - | Berestya |
| Boyany | Бояни | Бояны | Boian | Bojan | Boyany |
| Boyanivka | Боянівка | Бояновка (Bojanowka) | Cotul Boianului | - | Prypruttja |
| Buda | Буда | Буда | Buda | Buda | Mahala |
| Dyniwzi | Динівці | Диновцы (Dinowzy) | Dinăuți | - | Dyniwzi |
| Dowschok | Довжок | Должок (Dolschok) | Doljoc | - | Dowschok |
| Dranytsia | Драниця | Драница (Dranitsa) | Șendreni | - | Dranytsia |
| Dumeny | Думени | Думены | Dumeni | - | Kostychany |
| Forosna | Форосна | Форосна | Forostna | - | Forosna |
| Haj | Гай | Гай (Gaj) | Haii de Su | - | Boyany |
| Kostychany | Костичани | Костичаны (Kostitschany) | Costiceni | - | Kostychany |
| Kotelewe | Котелеве | Котелево | Coteleu | - | Kotelewe |
| Koschuljany | Кошуляни | Кошуляны | Coșuleni | - | Mamalyha |
| Mahala | Магала | Магала (Magala) | Mahala | Mahala | Mahala |
| Malynivka | Малинівка | Малиновка (Malinowka) | Mălineşti | - | Malynivka |
| Mamalyha | Мамалига | Мамалыга (Mamalyga) | Mămăliga | - | Mamalyha |
| Marshynzi | Маршинці | Маршинцы (Marschinzy) | Marșenița | - | Marshynzi |
| Nehrynzi | Негринці | Негринцы (Negrinzy) | Negreni | - | Dranytsia |
| Nezvoja | Несвоя | Несвоя | Nesvoia, Nesfoaia | - | Nezvoja |
| Novoiwankivtsi | Новоіванківці | Новоиванковцы (Novoiwankowzy) | Vancicăuți Mici | - | Kostychany |
| Ostrytsia | Остриця | Острица (Ostritsa) | Cotul Ostriței | Kotul Ostritza | Mahala |
| Podwires | Подвірне | Подворное (Podwordnoje) | Chișla-Salieva, Podvârna | - | Podwires |
| Prypruttja | Припруття | Припрутье (Priprutje) | Lehăcenii Tăutului | Lehuczeny Teutului | Prypruttja |
| Prut | Прут | Прут | - | - | Mahala |
| Rewkiwzi | Ревківці | Ревковцы (Rewkowzy) | Revcăuți | - | Sloboda |
| Rynhatsch | Рингач | Рынгач (Ryngatsch) | Rângaci | - | Rynhatsch |
| Ridkiwzi | Рідківці | Редковцы (Redkowzy) | Rarancea | Rarancze | Ridkiwzi |
| Rokytne | Рокитне | Ракитно (Rakitno) | Răchitna | - | Rokytne |
| Shcherbyntsi | Щербинці | Щербинцы (Shcherbintsy) | Șerbinți | - | Shcherbyntsi |
| Shylivka | Жилівка | Жиловка (Schilowka) | Singer | - | Shylivka |
| Shyshkivtsi | Шишківці | Шишковцы (Shishkovtsy) | Șișcăuți | - | Rynhatsch |
| Selenyj Haj | Зелений Гай | Зеленый Гай (Seleny Gaj) | Leușenii Teutului, Gogolina | Gogulina, Oberstroesty | Selenyj Haj |
| Sloboda | Слобода | Слобода | Slobozia Rarancei, Slobozia-Rarancea | Rarancze-Slobozia | Sloboda |
| Stalniwzi | Стальнівці | Стальновцы (Stalnovtsy) | Stălineşti | - | Stalniwzi |
| Strojinzi | Строїнці | Строинцы (Stroinzy) | Stroeşti, Stroieşti | - | Strojinzi |
| Tarasivtsi | Тарасівці | Тарасовцы (Tarasovtsy) | Tărăsăuți | - | Tarasivtsi |
| Toporyivtsi | Топорівці | Топоровцы (Toporovtsy) | Toporăuți | Toporoutz | Toporyivtsi |
| Cherlenivka | Черленівка | Черленовка (Cherlenovka) | Cerlena Mare, Cerlina Mare | - | Cherlenivka |
| Chornivka | Чорнівка | Черновка | Cernăuca | Czernawka | Chornivka |
| Wantschykivtsi | Ванчиківці | Ванчиковцы (Wantschikowzy) | Vancicăuți Mari | - | Wantschykivtsi |
| Wantschynez | Ванчинець | Ванчинец (Wantschinez) | Vancineți | - | Wantschykivtsi |
