Sastavna district
| Sastavna district | |
| (Заставнівський район / Sastavnivskyj rajon) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Chernivtsi Oblast |
| Administrative headquarters : | Sastavna |
| Area : | 619 km² |
| Residents : | 56,261 (2004) |
| Population density : | 90.89 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 7321500000 |
| Municipalities : | 32 |
| District administration | |
| Address : | вул. В. Чорновола 6 59400 м. Заставна |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Serhiy Kapitskyj |
| Website : | http://www.zrr.cv.ua/ |
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| Statistical information | |
Rayon Zastavna (Ukrainian Заставнівський район / Sastawniwskyj rayon ; Russian Заставнянский район / Sastawnjanski rayon , Romanian Raionul Zastavna ) is a rayon (administrative district) in the oblast Tscherniwzi , in the western Ukraine .
geography
The center of the raion is the city of Sastavna . The Rajon borders in the north with the Rajons Salishchyky and Borschtschiw (both as part of the Ternopil Oblast ), in the east with the Rajon Chotyn , in the southeast with the Rajon Novoselytsia , in the south with the Oblast capital Chernivtsi , in the southwest with the Rajon Kizman and in the west on a short stretch to Horodenka Raion in Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast .
history
The Rajon was established in 1940 as part of the Ukrainian SSR after the occupation of northern Bukovina by the Soviet Union. In 2001, more than 99 percent of the population stated their nationality as Ukrainian. With the exception of the towns of Rschawynzi and Balamutiwka , all of the towns were in the historical Bucovina landscape .
On February 10, 2006, the village until then called Musorivka (Мусорівка) was renamed Mosorivka.
Administrative structure
At the municipal level, the Rajon is divided into 1 city council, 1 settlement council and 32 district councils, each of which is subordinate to individual localities.
The administrative area includes:
- 1 city
- 1 urban-type settlement
- 37 villages
city
| Cities | ||||
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| Surname | ||||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian | German |
| Sastavna | Заставна | Заставна | Zastavna | Zastavna |
Urban-type settlement
| Urban-type settlements | ||||
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| Surname | ||||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian | German (until 1918) |
| Kostryschiwka | Кострижівка | Кострыжовка (Kostryschowka) | Costrijeni | Kostryzówka |
Villages
| Villages | |||||
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| Surname | Parish assignment | ||||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian | German | |
| Baby | Бабин | Бабин (Babin) | Babin | Babin | Baby |
| Balamutivka | Баламутівка | Баламутовка (Balamutowka) | Balamutca | - | Balamutivka |
| Boyanchuk | Боянчук | Боянчук | Bosânceni, Boianceni | Bojanczuk | Boyanchuk |
| Bridok | Брідок | Бродок (Brodok) | Vadul Nistrului, Brodoc | Brodok | Bridok |
| Khreshchatyk | Хрещатик | Крещатик (Kreschtschatik) | Crişceatec | Kryszczatek | Khreshchatyk |
| Dobryniwzi | Добринівці | Добрыновцы (Dobrynovtsy) | Dobronăuţi | Dobronoutz | Dobryniwzi |
| Doroshiwzi | Дорошівці | Дорошовцы (Dorozhovtsy) | Doroşăuţi | Doroschoutz | Doroshiwzi |
| Horischni Sherivtsi | Горішні Шерівці | Горишни Шеровцы (Gorischni Scherowzy) | Şerăuţii de Sus | Oberscheroutz | Horischni Sherivtsi |
| Horoshiwzi | Горошівці | Горошовцы (Gorozhovtsy) | Horoşăuţi | Horoschoutz | Horoshiwzi |
| Yablunivka | Яблунівка | Яблоневка (Yablonewka) | Vrâncenii Noi | Dwór Jabłonowski | Verenchanka |
| Yossypivka | Йосипівка | Иосиповка (Iossipowka) | Iosipovca | Józefówka | Zvenyachyn |
| Jurkivtsi | Юрківці | Юрковцы (Jurkowzy) | Iurcăuţi | Jurkoutz | Jurkivtsi |
| Kadubivtsi | Кадубівці | Кадубовцы (Kadubowzy) | Cadobeşti | Cadaver beast | Kadubivtsi |
| Kuliwzi | Кулівці | Кулевцы (Kulewzy) | Culeuţi | Kuleutz | Kuliwzi |
| Maly Kuchuriv | Малий Кучурів | Малый Кучуров (Maly Kuchurow) | Cuciurul Mic | Kuczurmik | Maly Kuchuriv |
| Mytkiv | Митків | Митков (Mitkow) | Mitcau | Mitkeu | Mytkiv |
| Mossorivka | Мосорівка | Мосоровка (Mossorowka) | Mosoreni | Mossorówka | Mossorivka |
| Onut | Онут | Онут | Onut | Onuth | Onut |
| Pohorilivka | Погорілівка | Погореловка (Pogorelowka) | Pohorlăuţi | Pohorloutz | Pohorilivka |
| Prylyptian | Прилипче | Прилипче (Prilipche) | Prelipcea | Prelipcze | Prylyptian |
| Repuschynzi | Репужинці | Репужинцы (Repuschinzy) | Răpujineţ | Repużynetz | Repuschynzi |
| Rschawynzi | Ржавинці | Ржавинцы (Rschavinzy) | Rjavinţi | - | Rschawynzi |
| Rudka | Рудка | Рудка | Rudca | Rudka | Baby |
| Sadubrivka | Задубрівка | Задубровка (Sadubrowka) | Zadobruvca | Zadobrowka | Sadubrivka |
| Samushyn | Самушин | Самушин (Samushin) | Samuşin | Samuszyn | Samushyn |
| Schubranez | Шубранець | Шубранец | Şubrăneşti | Drawer net | Schubranez |
| Stepanivka | Степанівка | Степановка (Stepanowka) | Ștefăneşti | Stefanówka | Prylyptian |
| Zvenyachyn | Звенячин | Звенячин (Zvenyachin) | Zvineace | Zwiniacze | Zvenyachyn |
| Towtry | Товтри | Товтры | Tăuteni | Toutry | Towtry |
| Chornyj Potik | Чорний Потік | Черный Поток (Cherny Potok) | Pârâul Negru | Czarnypotok | Chornyj Potik |
| Tschunkiw | Чуньків | Чуньков (Tschunkow) | Cincau | Czinkeu | Tschunkiw |
| Vasyliv | Василів | Васильев (Vasiliev) | Vasilau | Wassileu | Vasyliv |
| Vaslovivtsi | Васловівці | Васлововцы (Waslowowzy) | Vaslăuţi | Wasloutz | Vaslovivtsi |
| Werbiwzi | Вербівці | Вербовцы (Werbowzy) | Verbăuţi | Werboutz | Werbiwzi |
| Verenchanka | Веренчанка | Веренчанка | Vranceni | Werenczanka | Verenchanka |
| Wikno | Вікно | Окно (Okno) | Ocna | Okna | Wikno |
| Vymushiv | Вимушів | Вымушев (Vymushev) | Vimuşiv | Wymusziw | Baby |
