Cherkasy Raion
| Cherkasy Raion | |
| (Черкаський район / Tscherkaskyj rajon) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Cherkasy Oblast |
| Administrative headquarters : | Cherkassy |
| Area : | 1,617.33 km² |
| Residents : | 75,145 (2015) |
| Population density : | 46.46 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 7124900000 |
| Municipalities : | 22nd |
| District administration | |
| Address : | вул. Енгельса 157 18003 м. Черкаси |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Mykola Smirnov |
| Website : | http://cherkassy-rda.gov.ua/ |
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| Statistical information | |
The Raion Cherkasy (Ukrainian Черкаський район / Tscherkaskyj rayon , Russian Черкасский район / Cherkassky rayon ) is a 1923 founded administrative unit within the Cherkasy Oblast in the heart of Ukraine .
The Rajon has an area of 1617 km² and a population of about 75,000 inhabitants, the administrative seat is in the city of Cherkassy , which, however, is not part of the Rajon area in its function as the Oblast capital.
history
The Rajon was founded in 1923 and existed until 1930 when it was dissolved and added to the Okrug Shevchenko / Cherkassy. In 1932 it was recreated and subordinated to Kiev Oblast . In 1954 the Rajon became part of the newly created Cherkassy Oblast, since 1965 it has existed within its current borders, since 1991 it has belonged to today's Ukraine.
geography
The Rajon is located in the east of Cherkassy Oblast. It is bordered to the north by Rajon Zolotonosha , in the northeast on the Rajon Chornobai , in the southeast on the Rajon Chihirin , in the south for a short distance to the Rajon Kamianka and Rajon Smila , on the southwest by the Rajon Horodyshche , on the west by Rajon Korsun-Shevchenkivskyi and in the northwest to the Kaniw Raion .
The Rajon is located in the Dnieper highlands and is bounded in the northeast by the Dnepr , which is dammed up here to form the Kremenchuk reservoir , other rivers are the Tjasmyn and the Wilschanka (Вільшанка), with altitudes between 90 and 200 meters, parts of the area are forested.
Administrative structure
At the municipal level, the Rajon is divided into a settlement council and 22 district councils, each of which is subordinate to individual localities.
The administrative area includes:
- 1 urban-type settlement
- 35 villages
- 3 settlements
Urban-type settlements
| Urban-type settlements | ||
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| Surname | ||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian |
| Irdyn | Ірдинь | Ирдынь |
Villages and settlements
| Villages | |||
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| Surname | Parish assignment | ||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | |
| Bajbusy | Байбузи | Байбузы (Baibusy) | Bajbusy |
| Bilosirja | Білозір'я | Белозорье (Belosorje) | Bilosirja |
| Chazky | Хацьки | Хацки (Khazki) | Chazky |
| Dubiyivka | Дубіївка | Дубиевка (Dubijewka) | Dubiyivka |
| Heronymiwka | Геронимівка | Геронимовка (Geronimowka) | Heronymiwka |
| Jasnosirja | Яснозір'я | Яснозорье (Jasnosorje) | Jasnosirja |
| Lesky | Леськи | Леськи (Leski) | Lesky |
| Moschny | Мошни | Мошны | Moschny |
| Ruska Polyana | Руська Поляна | Русская Поляна (Russkaja Polyana) | Ruska Polyana |
| Sahunivka | Сагунівка | Сагуновка (Sahunowka) | Sahunivka |
| Swydiwok | Свидівок | Свидовок (Swidowok) | Swydiwok |
| Tscherwona Sloboda | Червона Слобода | Червоная Слобода (Chervonaya Sloboda) | Tscherwona Sloboda |
| Settlements | |||
| Bassy | Баси | Басы | Bilosirja |
| Sakrewky | Закревки | Закревки (Sakrewki) | Bajbusy |
| Sokyrna | Сокирна | Сокирна (Sokirna) | Swydiwok |
Web links
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ Президія Верховної Ради УРСР; Указ від January 4, 1965 № 2н-06 "Про внесення змін в адміністративне районування Української РСР"
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