Nyschnjohirskyj district
Nyschnjohirskyj district | |
(Нижньогірський район / Bilohirskyj rayjon) | |
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Basic data | |
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Oblast : | Autonomous Republic of Crimea |
Administrative headquarters : | Nyschnjohirskyj |
Area : | 1.212 km² |
Residents : | 56.976 (2004) |
Population density : | 47.01 inhabitants per km² |
KOATUU : | 123100000 |
Municipalities : | 18th |
District administration | |
Address : | вул. Леніна 11 97100 смт. Нижньогірський |
Rajonsvorleiter: | Yuri Kulnevych |
Website : | http://nijno.rk.gov.ru |
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Statistical information |
The Nyzhnohirskyi Raion (Ukrainian Нижньогірський район / Nyschnjohirskyj rayon ; Russian Нижнегорский район / Nizhnegorsky rayon , Crimean Seyitler rayoni ) is a Ukrainian Rayon in the Crimean Autonomous Republic . It has a total population of around 56,000 and covers an area of 1,212 km². It includes an urban-type settlement and 57 villages organized into 18 district councils.
geography
The Raion is located in the central north of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, it is bordered to the northeast by the Syvash , in the southeast on the Rajon Sovietskyi , the south by the Bilohirsk Raion , on the southwest by the Rajon Krasnohvardiiske and in the northwest on the dzhankoy raion .
Urban-type settlement
transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Crimean Tatar |
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Nyschnjohirskyj | Нижньогірський | Нижнегорский (Nizhnegorsky) | Seyitler |
Villages
Surname | Landratsgemeinde | |||
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transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Crimean Tatar | |
Drofyne | Дрофине | Дрофино (Drofino) | Mesite | Drofyne |
Schelyabovka | Желябовка | Желябовка | Çaya | Schelyabovka |
Shemchushyna | Жемчужина | Жемчужина (Schemchuschina) | Çotı | Shemchushina |
Sorkine | Зоркіне | Зоркино (Sorkino) | Dulat | Sorkine |
Ivanivka | Іванівка | Ивановка (Ivanovka) | Cağa Beş Qurtqa | Ivanivka |
Isobilne | Ізобільне | Изобильное (Isobilnoye) | Tamaq | Isobilne |
Kistochkivka | Кісточківка | Косточковка (Kostochkovka) | Büyük Eşkene | Kistochkivka |
Lystwynne | Листвинне | Лиственное (Listwennoje) | - | Lystwynne |
Mytrofanivka | Митрофанівка | Mitrofanovka (Mitrofanowka) | Sollar | Mytrofanivka |
Mychajliwka | Михайлівка | Михайловка (Mikhailovka) | Qaramiñ | Mychajliwka |
Novohryhorivka | Новогригорівка | Новогригорьевка (Novogrigorjewka) | - | Novohryhorivka |
Omelyanivka | Омелянівка | Емельяновка (Jemeljanowka) | Caytamğalı | Omelyanivka |
Okhotsk | Охотське | Охотское (Okhotskoye) | Ali Keç | Okhotsk |
Pschenytschne | Пшеничне | Пшеничное (Pschenitschnoje) | Qarañğıt | Pschenytschne |
Sadowe | Садове | Садовое (Sadowoje) | - | Sadowe |
Uvarivka | Уварівка | Уваровка (Uvarowka) | Burnaş | Uvarivka |
Chkalove | Чкалове | Чкалово (Chkalovo) | - | Chkalove |
Yakymivka | Якимівка | Акимовка (Akimowka) | Semekiş | Yakymivka |
population
Composition of the population according to the 2001 census:
number | numbers in percent | |
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Russians | 28,727 | 50.4 |
Ukrainians | 16,419 | 28.8 |
Crimean Tatars | 9,136 | 16.0 |
Belarusians | 1.009 | 1.8 |
Greeks | 271 | 0.5 |
Tatars | 190 | 0.3 |
Uzbeks | 140 | 0.2 |
Poland | 105 | 0.2 |
Azerbaijanis | 95 | 0.2 |
Individual evidence
- ↑ Archived copy ( memento of the original from April 10, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
Web links
Commons : Nyschnjohirskyj Rajon - Collection of images