Nyschnjohirskyj district

Basic data
Nyschnjohirskyj district
(Нижньогірський район / Bilohirskyj rayjon)

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
Overview map

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

Urban-type settlements
transcribed in ukrainian	Ukrainian	Russian	Crimean Tatar
Nyschnjohirskyj	Нижньогірський	Нижнегорский (Nizhnegorsky)	Seyitler

Villages

Villages
Surname				Landratsgemeinde
transcribed in ukrainian	Ukrainian	Russian	Crimean Tatar	Landratsgemeinde
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
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

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Web links

Commons : Nyschnjohirskyj Rajon - Collection of images

Official website

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