Pavlohrad district
| Pavlohrad district | |
| (Павлоградський район) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Dnepropetrovsk Oblast |
| Administrative headquarters : | Pavlohrad |
| Area : | 2,420.9 km² |
| Residents : | 173,300 (2020) |
| Population density : | 71.58 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 1223500000 |
| Municipalities : | 7th |
| District administration | |
| Address : | вул. Карла Маркса 98 51400 м. Павлоград |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Information is missing |
| Website : | http://www.pavl.dp.gov.ua/ |
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| Statistical information | |
The Pavlohrad Raion (Ukrainian Павлоградський район ; Russian Павлоградский район / Pavlogradski rajon ) is an administrative unit in the northeast of the Ukrainian Oblast Dnipropetrovsk . The Rajon has an area of 1453.05 km² and a population of about 27,500 inhabitants (2017). The population density is 19 inhabitants per km².
The administrative seat of the Rajon founded on March 7th, 1923 is the city of Pavlohrad , which is not itself part of the Rajon. The city is located 75 km east of the oblast capital Dnipro .
geography
The Raion is located in the northeast of the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, bordered to the north by Rajon Jurjiwka , in the northeast on the Rajon Blysnjuky the Kharkiv Oblast , in the southeast on the Rajon Petropawliwka , to the south by Rajon Wassylkiwka , on the southwest by the Rajon Synelnykove and west to Novomoskovsk Raion . Within the Rajon lie the independent cities of Pavlohrad and Terniwka . The largest settlements of the Rajons are the villages Bohdaniwka with 5000 inhabitants and Meshyritsch with 4200 inhabitants.
The largest river in the region is the Samara , a 320 km long tributary of the Dnieper , and its left tributary, the 323 km long Vovcha .
Transport links
The European route 50 / trunk road M 04 runs through the Rajon between Kiev and Donetsk as well as the railway lines Moscow - Simferopol , Dnipro - Pokrovsk and Pavlohrad - Novomoskowsk .
population
| Population development | ||||||
| year | ||||||
| 1970 | 1979 | 1989 | 2001 | 2010 | 2017 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 62,862 | 57,447 | 50,489 | 32,672 | 29,196 | 27,560 | |
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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:
- 37 villages
- 2 settlements
Villages and settlements
| Villages | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Surname | Parish assignment | ||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | |
| Bohdanivka | Богданівка | Богдановка (Bogdanowka) | Bohdanivka |
| Bohuslaw | Богуслав | Богуслав (Boguslaw) | Bohuslaw |
| Bulachivka | Булахівка | Булаховка (Bulachowka) | Bulachivka |
| Datschne ( Kotowez until 2016 ) | Дачне (Котовець) | Дачное (Datschnoje) / Котовец | Meshyrich |
| Domacha | Домаха | Домаха (Domacha) | Meshyrich |
| Karabynivka | Карабинівка | Карабиновка (Karabinowka) | Karabynivka |
| Kochiwka | Кохівка | Коховка (Kochowka) | Bohdanivka |
| Kochereschky | Кочережки | Кочерёжки (Kotscherjoschki) | Kochereschky |
| Lewadky | Левадки | Левадки (Levadki) | Trojitske |
| Lymanske | Лиманське | Лиманское (Lymanskoe) | Karabynivka |
| Maloolexandriwka | Малоолександрівка | Малоалександровка (Maloalexandrowka) | Pryvovchanske |
| Marivka | Мар'ївка | Марьевка (Marjewka) | Bohdanivka |
| Merzalivka | Мерцалівка | Мерцаловка (Merzalowka) | Bohdanivka |
| Meshyrich | Межиріч | Межирич (Meshirich) | Meshyrich |
| Moroziwske | Морозівське | Morozovsky (Morozovskoye) | Werbky |
| Nowa Datscha | Нова Дача | Новая Дача (Novaya Datscha) | Bohdanivka |
| Nowa Rus | Нова Русь | Новая Русь (Novaya Rus) | Bohdanivka |
| Nowi Werbky | Нові Вербки | Новые Вербки (Novyje Werbki) | Werbky |
| Novomykolaivske | Новомиколаївське | Новониколаевское (Novonikolajewskoje) | Poperetschne |
| Nowoolexandriwske | Новоолександрівське | Новоалександровское (Novoalexandrovskoye) | Karabynivka |
| Oschenkivka | Оженківка | Оженковка (Oschenkowka) | Meshyrich |
| Pidlisne | Підлісне | Подлесное (Podlesnoe) | Kochereschky |
| Poperetschne | Поперечне | Поперечное (Poperechnoje) | Poperetschne |
| Pryvovchanske | Привовчанське | Приволчанское (Privoltschanskoje) | Pryvovchanske |
| Samarske | Самарське | Самарское (Samarskoye) | Bohdanivka |
| Schachtarske ( Telmana until 2016 ) | Шахтарське (Тельмана) | Шахтёрское (Shakhtarkoye) / Тельмана | Bohdanivka |
| Scholobok | Жолобок | Желобок (Schelobok) | Kochereschky |
| Selene | Зелене | Зелёное (Seljonoje) | Bohdanivka |
| Step | Степ | Степь | Poperetschne |
| Swidiwok | Свідівок | Свидовок (Swidowok) | Poperetschne |
| Trojitske | Троїцьке | Троицкое (Troitskoye) | Trojitske |
| Chervona Dolyna | Червона Долина | Червоная Долина (Chervonaya Dolina) | Bulachivka |
| Tscherwona Nywa | Червона Нива | Червона Нива (Tscherwona Niwa) | Meshyrich |
| Werbky | Вербки | Вербки (Werbki) | Werbky |
| Werbowe | Вербове | Вербовое (Werbowoje) | Trojitske |
| Wessele | Веселе | Весёлое (Wesjoloje) | Vyasiwok |
| Vyasiwok | В'язівок | Вязовок (Vyazovok) | Vyasiwok |
| Settlements | |||
| Mineralni Wody | Мінеральні Води | Минеральные Воды (Mineralnye Vody) | Karabynivka |
| Novosseliwske | Новоселівське | Новосёловское (Novosjolowskoje) | Meshyrich |
Web links
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Dnipropetrovsk regional administration, visiting card of Pavlohrad Raion ; accessed on August 26, 2017 (Ukrainian)
- ↑ a b Population development of Ukrainian independent cities and rajons (Ukrainian)
- ^ Official website of Pavlohrad Raion on the website of the Verkhovna Rada ; accessed on August 26, 2017 (Ukrainian)
- ^ Dnipropetrovsk regional administration, historical background of the Rajon Pavlohrad ; accessed on August 26, 2017 (Ukrainian)
- ↑ Верховна Рада України; Постанова від 12.05.2016 № 1353-VIII Про перейменування деяких населених пунктів
- ↑ Верховна Рада України; Постанова від 12.05.2016 № 1353-VIII Про перейменування деяких населених пунктів
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