Storozhynets district
| Storozhynets district | |
| (Сторожинецький район / Storoschynezkyj rajon) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Chernivtsi Oblast |
| Administrative headquarters : | Storoschynez |
| Area : | 1,160 km² |
| Residents : | 95,295 (2004) |
| Population density : | 82.15 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 7324500000 |
| Municipalities : | 24 |
| District administration | |
| Address : | вул. Чернівецька 6a 59000 м. Сторожинець |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Lasar Paladij |
| Website : | http://www.bucoda.cv.ua/bukovina/6/index.html |
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| Statistical information | |
Storoschynez Rajon (Ukrainian Сторожинецький район / Storoschynezkyj rajon ; Russian Сторожинецкий район / Storoschinezki rajon , Romanian Raionul Storojineţ ) is a district in the Chernivtsi Oblast , Ukraine .
geography
The center of the Rajon is the city of Storozhynets , it borders in the north with the Rajon Kizman , in the northeast with the Oblast capital Chernivtsi , in the east and southeast with the Rajon Hlyboka , in the south with Romania and in the west with the Rajon Vyshnytsia .
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, around 60 percent of the population indicated their nationality as Ukrainian, 37 percent Romanian.
From 1946 to 1995 the following villages had different names:
- Panka: Klyniwka (Клинівка)
- Tschudej: Meschyritschtschja (Межиріччя)
On June 16, 2000 the district council of Sloboda-Komariwzi was founded, on October 31, 2002 the village of Ursoja (Урсоя) south of Jischiwzi was incorporated into Jischiwzi.
Administrative structure
At the communal level, the Rajon is divided into a city council, a settlement council and 24 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 |
| Storoschynez | Сторожинець | Сторожинец (Storoschinez) | Storojineţ | Storożynetz |
Urban-type settlement
| Urban-type settlements | ||||
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| Surname | ||||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian | German (until 1918) |
| Krasnoyilsk | Красноїльськ | Красноильск | Crasna-Ilschi | Krasna-Ilski |
Villages
| Villages | |||||
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| Surname | Parish assignment | ||||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian | German | |
| Arshytsia | Аршиця | Аршица (Assitsa) | Arşiţa | - | Nyschni Petrivtsi |
| Banyliw-Pidhirnyj | Банилів-Підгірний | Банилов-Подгорный (Banilow-Podgorny) | Bănila pe Siret | Moldovan Banilla | Banyliw-Pidhirnyj |
| Bobivtsi | Бобівці | Бобовцы (Bobowzy) | Bobeşti | Bobestie | Bobriwzi |
| Budenez | Буденець | Буденец | Budineţ | Budenitz | Budenez |
| Davydivka | Давидівка | Давыдовка (Dawydowka) | Davideni | Dawideny | Davydivka |
| Dibriwka | Дібрівка | Дубровка (Dubrowka) | Dumbrava | - | Stara Schadowa |
| Dubowe | Дубове | Дубовое (Dubowoje) | Dubova | Dubowa | Mychaltscha |
| Hlybochok | Глибочок | Глыбочок (Glybotschok) | Hlibacioc | Hlibiczok | Kamjana |
| Hlybochok | Глибочок | Глыбочок (Glybotschok) | Hlibacioc | Hlibiczok | Snyachiv |
| Hodyliw | Годилів | Годылов (Godylow) | Hodilau | Hadylow | Velykyi Kuchuriv |
| Jasseny | Ясени | Ясени (Jasseni) | Căbeşti | Cab beast | Kostynzi |
| Yishivtsi | Їжівці | Иживцы (Ishivtsy) | Igeşti | Idzesty | Yishivtsi |
| Kamjana | Кам'яна | Каменная (Kamennaja) | Camena | Kamena | Kamjana |
| Komariwzi | Комарівці | Комаровцы (Komarovtsy) | Comăreşti | Komarestie | Komariwzi |
| Kosovanka | Косованка | Косованка | Cosovanca | Kosovanka | Stara Schadowa |
| Kostynzi | Костинці | Костинцы (Kostinzy) | Costeşti | Cost | Kostynzi |
| Mychaltscha | Михальча | Михальча (Michaltscha) | Mihalcea | Mihalcze | Mychaltscha |
| Nowa Schadowa | Нова Жадова | Новая Жадова (Novaya Schadowa) | Jadova Noua | New Żadowa | Stara Schadowa |
| Nowa Krasnoschora | Нова Красношора | Новая Красношора (Novaya Krasnoschora) | Crăsnişoara Nouă | Neuhütte | Tschudej |
| Nowi Broskiwzi | Нові Бросківці | Новые Бросковцы (Novyje Broskowzy) | Broscăuţii Noui | New Broschkoutz | Nowi Broskiwzi |
| Nyschni Petrivtsi | Нижні Петрівці | Нижние Петровцы (Nizhniy Petrovtsy) | Pătrăuţii de Jos | Unterpetroutz | Nyschni Petrivtsi |
| Panka | Панка | Панка | Panca | Panka | Panka |
| Roptscha | Ропча | Ропча | Ropcea | Ropcze | Roptscha |
| Sabolottja | Заболоття | Заболотье (Sabolotje) | - | - | Nowi Broskiwzi |
| Sawoloka | Заволока | Заволока | Voloca | Woloka | Mychaltscha |
| Sloboda-Komariwzi | Слобода-Комарівці | Слобода-Комаровцы (Sloboda-Komarowzy) | Slobozia-Comăreştilor | Komarestie-Slobodzia | Sloboda-Komariwzi |
| Snyachiv | Снячів | Снячев (Snyachev) | Sneci | Sniacze | Snyachiv |
| Spaska | Спаська | Спаска | Spasca | Spaska | Mychaltscha |
| Srub-Komariwskyj | Зруб-Комарівський | Сруб-Комаровский (Srub-Komarowski) | Trei Movile | - | Srub-Komariwskyj |
| Stara Krasnoschora | Стара Красношора | Старая Красношора (Staraya Krasnoschora) | Crăsnişoara Veche | Old hut | Stara Krasnoschora |
| Stara Schadowa | Стара Жадова | Старая Жадова (Staraya Schadowa) | Jadova | Żadowa | Stara Schadowa |
| Stari Broskiwzi | Старі Бросківці | Старые Бросковцы (Staryje Broskowzy) | Broscăuţii Vechi | Old Broschkoutz | Stari Broskiwzi |
| Cheresch | Череш | Череш | Cireş | Czeresz | Cheresch |
| Tschudej | Чудей | Чудей (Tschudei) | Ciudei | Czudyn | Tschudej |
| Tysovets | Тисовець | Тисовец (Tissowez) | Tişăuţi | Tysowec | Tysovets |
| Velykyi Kuchuriv | Великий Кучурів | Великий Кучуров (Veliky Kuchurov) | Cuciurul Mare | Kuczurmare | Velykyi Kuchuriv |
| Verkhny Petrivtsi | Верхні Петрівці | Верхние Петровцы (Verkhnye Petrovtsy) | Pătrăuţii de Sus | Oberpetroutz | Verkhny Petrivtsi |
