Saky district

Saky district
(Сакський район / Simferopolskyj rayjon)
Basic data
Oblast :	Autonomous Republic of Crimea
Administrative headquarters :	Saky
Area :	2.257 km²
Residents :	80,964 (2004)
Population density :	35.87 inhabitants per km²
KOATUU :	124300000
Municipalities :	23
District administration
Address :	вул. Леніна 15 96 500 м. Саки
Rajonsvorleiter:	Serhej Karlaschenko
Website :	http://sovet.crimea.ua/
Overview map
Statistical information

The Saky Rajon (Ukrainian Сакський район / Sakskyj rajon ; Russian Сакский район / Sakski rajon , Crimean Tatar Saq rayonı ) is a Ukrainian Rajon in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea . It has a total population of around 80,000 and covers an area of ​​2,257 km². It includes 1 urban-type settlement, 75 villages and 3 settlements organized in 23 district councils.

geography

The Raion is located in the west of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, it borders in the northwest with the Chornomorske Raion , in the north with the Rosdolne Raion , in the northeast with the Pervomajske Raion , in the west with the Krasnohwardijske Raion , in the southeast and south with the Simferopol Raion and in West to the Black Sea . It encloses the city of Evpatorija and the eponymous city of Saky , but this is not part of the Rajon itself.

Urban-type settlements

Urban-type settlements
Surname
transcribed in ukrainian	Ukrainian	Russian	Crimean Tatar
Novofedorivka	Новофедорівка	Новофёдоровка (Novofjodorowka)	-

Villages

Villages
Surname				Landratsgemeinde
transcribed in ukrainian	Ukrainian	Russian	Crimean Tatar
Weressaeve	Вересаєве	Вересаево (Weressajewo)	Quruvlı Kenegez	Weressaeve
Vesselivka	Веселівка	Веселовка (Wesselowka)	Otar	Vesselivka
Wynohradowe	Виноградове	Виноградово (Winogradowo)	Boz Oğlu Montanay	Wynohradowe
Vorobyove	Воробйове	Воробьёво (Vorobyovo)	Qudayğul	Vorobyove
Herojske	Геройське	Геройское (Geroiskoje)	Aşağı Camin	Herojske
Dobruschyne	Добрушине	Добрушино (Dobruschino)	Çotay	Dobruschyne
Sernowe	Зернове	Зерновое (Sernowoje)	-	Sernowe
Ivanivka	Іванівка	Ивановка (Ivanovka)	Qamışlı	Ivanivka
Kolzowe	Кольцове	Кольцово (Kolzowo)	Tegeş	Kolzowe
Krajnje	Крайнє	Крайнее (Kraineje)	Teşiy	Krajne
Krymske	Кримське	Крымское (Krymskoje)	Avel	Krymske
Lisniwka	Ліснівка	Лесновка (Lesnowka)	-	Lisniwka
Mytyayeve	Митяєве	Митяево (Mitjajewo)	Yañı Qarağurt	Mytyayeve
Molotschne	Молочне	Молочное (Molochnoye)	Terekli Qoñrat	Molotschne
Orichowe	Оріхове	Орехово (Orechowo)	-	Orichowe
Okhotnykowe	Охотникове	Охотниково (Okhotnikowo)	Cağa Quşçı	Okhotnykowe
Romaschkyne	Ромашкине	Ромашкино (Romashkino)	Soqur Quyu	Romaschkyne
Sysiwka	Сизівка	Сизовка (Sisowka)	Saya	Sysiwka
Stowpowe	Стовпове	Столбовое (Stolbowoje)	Quruvlı	Stowpowe
Suvorowske	Суворовське	Суворовское (Suvorovskoye)	Bagay	Suvorowske
Ujutne	Уютне	Уютное (Ujutnoye)	Otar Moynaq	Ujutne
Frunze	Фрунзе	Фрунзе	-	Frunze
Schtormowe	Штормове	Штормовое (Shtormowoje)	Qart Biy	Schtormowe
Settlements
Hromowka	Громовка	Громовка (Gromowka)	Qotur	Okhotnykowe
Karjerne	Кар'єрне	Карьерное (Karjernoje)	Yañı Qotur	Okhotnykowe
Runne	Рунне	Рунное (Runnoje)	Basmaq	Okhotnykowe

population

Information after the 2001 census:

	number	in percent
Russians	36,592	45.2
Ukrainians	25,517	31.5
Crimean Tatars	14,137	17.5
Belarusians	1,765	2.2
Tatars	639	0.8
Armenians	376	0.5
Tschuwaschen	177	0.2
German	152	0.2
Mordwinen	146	0.2
Uzbeks	145	0.2
Poland	140	0.2
Moldovans	128	0.2
Azerbaijanis	116	0.1

Web links

Commons : Rajon Saky  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Archived copy ( memento of the original from April 10, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.