Putyla district
| Putyla district | |
| (Путильський район / Putylskyj rajon) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Chernivtsi Oblast |
| Administrative headquarters : | Putyla |
| Area : | 884 km² |
| Residents : | 25,352 (2004) |
| Population density : | 28.68 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 7323500000 |
| Municipalities : | 13 |
| District administration | |
| Address : | вул. Українська 180 59100 смт. Путила |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Shevchuk, Mykola Mychajlowytsch |
| Website : | http://gromady.cv.ua/pt/rada/41/ |
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| Statistical information | |
Putyla Raion ( Ukrainian Путильський район Putylskyj rajon ; Russian Путильский район Putilski rajon , Romanian Raionul Putila ) is a raion in Chernivtsi Oblast , in western Ukraine .
geography
The center of the Rajons is the urban-type settlement Putyla , in the east it borders on the Vyzhnytsia Raion , on the south by Romania , on the west by Rajon Verkhovyna and to the north for a short distance to the kosiv raion (in the Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast located ).
history
The Rajon was created in 1940 after the occupation of northern Bukovina by the Soviet Union, but was only created in its current form in 1961 under Soviet leadership as part of the Ukrainian SSR and has been part of today's Ukraine since 1991, 99 percent of the population are Ukrainians.
Administrative structure
At the municipal level, the Rajon is divided into 1 settlement council and 13 district councils, each of which is subordinate to individual localities.
The administrative area includes:
- 1 urban-type settlement
- 50 villages
Urban-type settlement
| Urban-type settlements | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Surname | ||||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian | German |
| Putyla | Путила | Путила (Putila) | Putila | Storonetz-Putilla |
Villages
| Villages | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Surname | Parish assignment | ||||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian | German | |
| Andrekiwske | Андреківське | Андрековское (Andrekowskoje) | Andreechiuschi | - | Schepit |
| Byskiv | Бисків | Бисков (Biskow) | Biscau, Bischiu | Biskiu | Marynytschi |
| Biskiw | Бісків | Бисков (Biskow) | - | - | Ust-Putyla |
| Chorowy | Хорови | Хоровы | Horova | - | Pidsacharychi |
| Dychtynez | Дихтинець | Дихтинец (Dichtinez) | Dihtineţ | Dichtenitz | Dychtynez |
| Dowhopillja | Довгопілля | Долгополье (Dowgopolje) | Câmpulung pe Ceremuş | Russian Dolhopole, Dołhopol | Dowhopillja |
| Foschky | Фошки | Фошки (Foschki) | Foşchi | Foschka | Serhiji |
| Halyziwka | Галицівка | Галицевка (Galitsewka) | Seletin-Ferastrau | Haleszczuka | Zelyatyn |
| Holoshyna | Голошина | Голошина (Goloschina) | Holosina | Holoszina | Yablunytsia |
| Hreblyna | Греблина | Греблина (Greblina) | Hreblina-Dihtineț | Greblena | Dychtynez |
| Hreblyna | Греблина | Греблина (Greblina) | Hreblina-Câmpulung | Greblena | Dowhopillja |
| Hrobyschtsche | Гробище | Гробище (Grobishche) | Hrobesce | Hrobicze | Kysselyzi |
| Yablunytsia | Яблуниця | Яблоница (Jablonitsa) | Iabloniţa | Jabłonica | Yablunytsia |
| Jamy | Ями | Ямы | - | - | Rostoky |
| Konjatyn | Конятин | Конятин (Konjatin) | Coniatin | Koniatyn | Konjatyn |
| Kysselyzi | Киселиці | Киселицы (Kisselinzy) | Chiseliţeni | Kiselice | Kysselyzi |
| Lustun | Лустун | Лустун | Lastun | Lost | Ploska |
| Maly Dychtynez | Малий Дихтинець | Малый Дихтинец (Maly Dichtinez) | - | - | Dychtynez |
| Marynytschi | Мариничі | Мариничи (Marinitschi) | Măreniceni | Marenicze | Marynytschi |
| Mixed brody | Міжброди | Межброды (Meshbrody) | Mejabrode | Mezebrody | Pidsacharychi |
| Nysniy Yalovets | Нижній Яловець | Нижний Яловец (Nizhny Yalovets) | Ialovăţul de Jos | Jalowiczora | Schepit |
| Okolena | Околена | Околена | - | - | Rostoky |
| Parkulyna | Паркулина | Паркулина (Parkulina) | Parculina | Porcolin | Putyla |
| Petraschi | Петраші | Петраши | Petrăşeni | Petraszeni | Marynytschi |
| Pidsacharychi | Підзахаричі | Подзахаричи (Podzacharitschi) | Zahariceni | Podzaharycz | Pidsacharychi |
| Plaj | Плай | Плай | Plai | Plai | Yablunytsia |
| Ploska | Плоска | Плоская (Ploskaya) | Plosca | Ploska | Ploska |
| Ploshchi | Площі | Площи | - | - | Kysselyzi |
| Plyta | Плита | Плита (Plita) | - | - | Dowhopillja |
| Polyakivske | Поляківське | Поляковское (Polyakovskoye) | - | - | Kysselyzi |
| Rostoky | Розтоки | Растоки (Rastoki) | Răstoace | Rostoki | Rostoky |
| Ruska | Руська | Русская (Russkaja) | Rusca | Ruska | Zelyatyn |
| Ryscha | Рижа | Рижа (Risha) | Rija | Risza | Putyla |
| Ryps | Рипень | Рипень (ripening) | Râpeni | Hrebeń | Serhiji |
| Samakova | Самакова | Самакова | Samacova, Semacova | Semakova | Konjatyn |
| Samohyla | Замогила | Замогила (Samogila) | - | - | Dychtynez |
| Sarata | Сарата | Сарата | Sarata | Sarata | Schepit |
| Schepit | Шепіт | Шепот (Sheepot) | Şipotele Sucevei | Schipot, Szipot Kamerale | Schepit |
| Schpetky | Шпетки | Шпетки (Schpetki) | Şpetchi | Szpetki | Ust-Putyla |
| Zelyatyn | Селятин | Селятин (Seljatin) | Seletin | Seletin | Zelyatyn |
| Serhiji | Сергії | Сергии (Sergiji) | Sârghieni | ? | Serhiji |
| Sokolij | Соколій | Соколий (Sokoli) | Socole | Sokole | Kysselyzi |
| Stebni | Стебні | Стебни | Sălășeni, Stebni | Stand up | Dowhopillja |
| Tesnyzka | Тесницька | Тесницкая (Tesnitskaya) | Tesniţca | Tysnicka | Serhiji |
| Towarnytsia | Товарниця | Товарница (Towarnitsa) | Tovarnița | Towarnica | Rostoky |
| Toraky | Тораки | Тораки (Toraki) | Torăceni | Toraki | Putyla |
| Ust-Putyla | Усть-Путила | Усть-Путила (Ust-Putila) | Gura Putilei | Uście Putilla | Ust-Putyla |
| Velykyi Lypovets | Великий Липовець | Великий Липовец (Veliky Lipovets) | - | - | Konjatyn |
| Verkhniy Yalovets | Верхній Яловець | Верхний Яловец (Verkhny Yalovets) | Ialovăţul de Sus | Jalowiczora | Schepit |
| Vyptschyna | Випчина | Випчина (Vipchina) | Vipcina | Wibczina | Serhiji |
Web links
Commons : Rajon Putyla - Collection of images, videos and audio files
Individual evidence
- ↑ Putil District Council Leadership; accessed on September 8, 2018 (Ukrainian)
