Rakhiv Raion
| Rakhiv Raion | |
| (Рахівський район / Rachiwskyj rajon) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Zakarpattia Oblast |
| Administrative headquarters : | Rakhiv |
| Area : | 1,892 km² |
| Residents : | 90,945 (2004) |
| Population density : | 48.07 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 2123600000 |
| Municipalities : | 4th |
| District administration | |
| Address : | вул. Миру 1 90600 м. Рахів |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Ivan Surmachevskyi |
| Website : | http://rakhiv-adm.org.ua/ |
| Overview map | |
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| Statistical information | |
The Rajon Rakhiv (Ukrainian Рахівський район / Rachiwskyj rajon ; Russian Раховский район / Rachowski rajon ) is an administrative unit in the far west of Ukraine and belongs to the Transcarpathian Oblast .
geography
The Rajon is located in the east of the Transcarpathian Oblast, it borders in the north with the Rajon Nadvirna (in the Oblast Ivano-Frankivsk ), in the east with the Rajon Verkhovyna (Oblast Ivano-Frankivsk), in the south with Romania and in the west with the Rajon Tyachiv . It lies in the Forest Carpathians , is heavily forested and is crossed by several rivers, all of which flow into the Tisza in the south .
history
The administrative unit was established on January 22, 1946 as Okrug Rachow , in 1953 the Okrug was then transformed into today's Rajon Rachiw .
Administrative structure
At the municipal level, the Rajon has been divided into 4 municipalities since 2020. Previously there were 1 city council, 3 settlement councils and 17 district councils, to which individual localities were subordinate.
The administrative area includes:
- 1 city
- 3 urban-type settlements
- 28 villages
city
| Surname | |||||
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| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Slovak | Hungarian | German |
| Rakhiv | Рахів | Рахов (Rachow) | Rachov | Rahó | - |
Urban-type settlements
| Surname | |||||
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| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Slovak | Hungarian | German |
| Kobylezka Polyana | Кобилецька Поляна | Кобылецкая Поляна (Kobylezkaya Polyana) | Kobylecká Poľana, Kabolecká Poljana, Poľana Kobilská | Gyertyánliget, Kabola Polyána | - |
| Yasinja | Ясіня | Ясиня | Jasiňa, Jasyna, Jasině | Kőrösmező | - |
| Velykyi Bychkiv | Великий Бичків | Великий Бычков (Veliky Bychkov) | Veľký Bočkov | Nagybocskó | Great Botschko |
Villages
| Surname | Parish assignment (until 2020) | |||||
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| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Slovak | Hungarian | German | |
| Bila Tserkva | Біла Церква | Белая Церковь (Belaya Tserkov) | Bilá Cerkev, Bilá Cirkev | Tiszafejéregyháza, Tiszafejéregyház | - | Bila Tserkva |
| Bilyn | Білин | Билин (bilin) | Bilina, Belín | Bilin | - | Bilyn |
| Bohdan | Богдан | Богдан (Bogdan) | Bohdan, Bila Tisa | Tiszabogdány | Bochdann | Bohdan |
| Breboja | Бребоя | Бребоя | Preboja, Breboja | Bértelek | - | Bohdan |
| Kmeliv | Хмелів | Хмелев | Chmelli | Komlós | - | Dilowe |
| Dilowe | Ділове | Деловое (Delowoje) | Trebušany | Terebesfejérpatak, Trebusafejérpatak | - | Dilowe |
| Dobrik | Добрік | Добрик | Dobrik | Dobrikdülő | - | Serednje Vodjane |
| Hoverla | Говерла | Говерла (Gowerla) | Hoverla | Hoverla | - | Luhy |
| Kwassy | Кваси | Квасы | Kvasy | Tiszaborkút | - | Kwassy |
| Kosivska Poljana | Косівська Поляна | Косовская Поляна (Kosovskaya Polyana) | Kosovská Poľana | Kaszómező, Kaszópolyána | - | Kosivska Poljana |
| Kostylivka | Костилівка | Костылевка (Kostylewka) | Berlebaš | Barnabás | - | Kostylivka |
| Kruhlyj | Круглий | Круглый (Kruglyj) | Kruhlý, Kruhlí | Körtelep | - | Dilowe |
| Laseschchyna | Лазещина | Лазещина (Laseschtschina) | Lazeština, Lazešcina | Mezőhát | - | Laseschchyna |
| Luh | Луг | Луг (Lug) | Luh | Tiszalonka | - | Luh |
| Luhy | Луги | Луги (Lugi) | Luhy | Láposmező | - | Luhy |
| Plajuz | Плаюць | Плаюц | Plajuk | - | - | Vodytsia |
| Rostoky | Розтоки | Розтоки (Rostoki) | Rostoky, Rostoka | Nyilas | - | Rostoky |
| Rossishka | Росішка | Росошка (Rossoshka) | Rozsoška, Rosuška | Rászócska, Roszucska | - | Rossishka |
| Serednje Vodjane | Середнє Водяне | Среднее Водяное (Sredneje Vodjanoje) | Stredná Apša | Középapsa | - | Serednje Vodjane |
| Sitnyj | Сітний | Ситный | Sitný | Szitni | - | Kwassy |
| Stebnyj | Стебний | Стебный | Stebna, Stebný | Dombhát | - | Yasinja |
| Strymba | Стримба | Стрымба | Strimba | Almáspatak | - | Verkhnye Vodjane |
| Trostyanets | Тростянець | Тростянец | Trsťenec, Trosťanec | Trosztyenec | - | Kwassy |
| Tschorna Tyssa | Чорна Тиса | Черная Тиса (Chernaya Tissa) | Černá Tisa, Čorna Tisa, Mohelki | Feketetisza | - | Tschorna Tyssa |
| Verkhnye Vodjane | Верхнє Водяне | Верхнее Водяное (Verkhneye Vodjanoje) | Vyšná Apša | Felsőapsa | - | Verkhnye Vodjane |
| Vilchovatyj | Вільховатий | Ольховатый (Olchowatyj) | Vilchovatý, Vilchovetý | Kiscserjés | - | Kostylivka |
| Vodytsia | Водиця | Водица (Wodiza) | Apšice, Apšica | Kisapsa | - | Vodytsia |
| Vydrychka | Видричка | Выдричка (Vydritschka) | Vydryčka | Vidráspatak | - | Vydrychka |
Web links
- Information about the Rajon (Ukrainian)
- Current map with the city of Rakhiv and the surrounding area with Ukrainian names
- Czechoslovak map of the area ( Memento from February 21, 2007 in the Internet Archive )
Individual evidence
- ↑ Указ Президиума ВС СССР от 22.01.1946 об образовании Закарпатской области в составе Украинской ССР
Coordinates: 48 ° 8 ' N , 24 ° 15' E