Ochakiv district
| Ochakiv district | |
| (Очаківський район / Otschakivskyj rajon) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Mykolaiv Oblast |
| Administrative headquarters : | Ochakiv |
| Area : | 1,490 km² |
| Residents : | 15,746 (2015) |
| Population density : | 10.57 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 4825100000 |
| Municipalities : | 11 |
| District administration | |
| Address : | просп. 50-річчя-Жовтня 7-А 57500 м. Очаків |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Olexandr Borschtschewskyj |
| Website : | http://ochakiv.mk.ua/ |
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The Ochakiv Rajon (Ukrainian Очаківський район / Otschakiwskyj rajon ; Russian Очаковский район / Ochakovsky rajon ) is an administrative unit in the Mykolaiv Oblast in southern Ukraine . The center of the Rajons is the city of Ochakiv , but this is not itself part of the Rajons area, but is completely enclosed by it.
geography
The Raion is located in the south of the Mykolaiv Oblast , it borders in the north with the Raion Mykolaiv , in the east with the Raion Vitovka , in the southeast with the Raion Hola Prystan (in the Oblast Kherson ), in the south with the Black Sea or the Dnieper Bug-Liman and to the west on the Berezanka district .
The Rajon is bordered by the Beresan Liman to the west and the Bug Liman to the east. The area is very flat with altitudes between 10 and 50 meters and is characterized by the Black Sea lowlands.
In the southeast on the other side of the Dnieper Bug Liman is the Kinburn Peninsula , which is part of the Rajons area. The island of Berezan belongs entirely to the Rajon .
history
The Rajon was created in 1923 and has existed in its current form since January 4, 1965. Since 1991 it has been part of today's Ukraine.
Administrative structure
At the local level, the Rajon is divided into 11 district councils, each of which is subordinate to individual localities.
The administrative area includes 30 individual villages.
| Villages | |||
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| Surname | Parish assignment | ||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | |
| Balanowe | Баланове | Баланово (Balanowo) | Kamyanka |
| Berezan | Березань | Березань | Rivne |
| Blahodatne | Благодатне | Благодатное (Blagodatnoye) | Rivne |
| Dmytrivka | Дмитрівка | Дмитровка (Dmitrowka) | Dmytrivka |
| Dniprowske | Дніпровське | Днепровское (Dneprovskoye) | Solontchaky |
| Ivanivka | Іванівка | Ивановка (Ivanovka) | Ivanivka |
| Jasselka | Яселка | Яселка | Ivanivka |
| Yischyzke | Їжицьке | Ижицкое (Ischizkoje) | Rivne |
| Kamyanka | Кам'янка | Каменка (Kamenka) | Kamyanka |
| Catalyne | Каталине | Каталино (Catalino) | Parutyne |
| Kosyrka | Козирка | Козырка | Kosyrka |
| Kuzurub | Куцуруб | Куцуруб | Kuzurub |
| Lymanne | Лиманне | Лиманное (Limannoje) | Kamyanka |
| Matrosivka | Матросівка | Матросовка (Matrossowka) | Ostrivka |
| Mychajliwka | Михайлівка | Михайловка (Mikhailovka) | Kosyrka |
| Nowe | Нове | Новое (Novoye) | Kamyanka |
| Ossetrivka | Осетрівка | Осетровка (Ossetrovka) | Rivne |
| Ostrivka | Острівка | Островка (Ostrowka) | Ostrivka |
| Parutyne | Парутине | Парутино (Parutino) | Parutyne |
| Pokrovka | Покровка | Покровка | Pokrovka |
| Pokrowske | Покровське | Покровское (Pokrovskoye) | Pokrovka |
| Prybuske | Прибузьке | Прибугское (Pribugskoje) | Parutyne |
| Rivne | Рівне | Ровное (Rovnoje) | Rivne |
| Shevchenko | Шевченко | Шевченко | Kamyanka |
| Solontchaky | Солончаки | Солончаки (Solontschaki) | Solontchaky |
| Sonjatschne (until 2016 Schowten ) | Сонячне (Жовтень) | Солнечное (Solnetschnoje) / Жовтень | Kamyanka |
| Chervon Paruytne | Червоне Парутине | Червоное Парутино (Chervonoye Parutino) | Ostrivka |
| Chornomorka | Чорноморка | Черноморка (Chernomorka) | Chornomorka |
| Vasylivka | Василівка | Василевка (Vasilevka) | Pokrovka |
| Volodymyrivka | Володимирівка | Владимировка (Vladimirovka) | Kamyanka |
