Welyka Biloserka district
| Welyka Biloserka district | |
| (Великобілозерський район) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Zaporizhia Oblast |
| Administrative headquarters : | Welyka Biloserka |
| Area : | 470 km² |
| Residents : | 8,108 (2015) |
| Population density : | 17.25 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 2321100000 |
| Municipalities : | 8th |
| District administration | |
| Address : | вул. Центральна 120 71 400 с. Велика Білозерка |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Soy Kostjantyniwna Losjewa |
| Website : | official website |
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| Statistical information | |
The Velyka Biloserka Raion (Ukrainian Великобілозерський район ; Russian Великобілозерський район / Velikobloserski rajon ) is an administrative unit in Ukraine within the Zaporizhia Oblast . Welyka Biloserka Rajon was founded in 1923, has since been abolished and re-established in 1993. It has an area of 470 km², a length from east to west of 17 km and a population of 8,323 inhabitants (2010). With its population density of only 18 inhabitants per km², it is one of the most sparsely populated regions in all of Ukraine.
The administrative seat is the village Velyka Biloserka , which is located in the west of the Zaporizhia Oblast 120 km southwest of the center of the Zaporizhia Oblast , 30 km south of Enerhodar and 38 km southeast of Kamyanka-Dniprovska on the bank of the Biloserka River (Ukrainian Білозерка ).
geography
The Rajon bordered to the west by the Rajon Verkhny Rohatschyk the Kherson Oblast , on the north by Rajon Kamianka-Dniprovska , to the east by Rajon Vasylivka and to the south by Rajon Wessele . The Biloserka, a 84.8 km long left tributary of the Dnieper, flows through the Rajon .
Administrative structure
At the municipal level, the Rajon is divided into five villages with eight district councils. The village of Welyka Biloserka is the only one in Ukraine that is divided into four municipal councils. Accordingly, this Rajon is structured differently from all others in Ukraine. On the one hand in the village of Welyka Biloserka with the following municipal councils:
- District municipality Welyka Biloserka (Ukrainian Великобілозерська сільська рада )
- District municipality Tscherwona (Ukrainian Червона сільська рада )
- Landratsgemeinde Trudowa (Ukrainian Трудова сільська рада )
- District Municipality Novopetriwska (Ukrainian Новопетрівська сільська рада )
and in four other villages, each of which has its own district council.
Villages
| Villages | |||
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| Surname | Parish assignment | ||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | |
| Welyka Biloserka | Велика Білозерка | Великая Белозёрка (Velikaya Belosjorka) | Welyka Biloserka, Tscherwona, Trudowa, Novopetriwska |
| Hjuniwka ⊙ | Гюнівка | Гюновка (Gjunowka) | Hjuniwka |
| Selena Balka ⊙ | Зелена Балка | Зелёная Балка (Seljonaja Balka) | Selena Balka |
| Kachkariwka ⊙ | Качкарівка | Качкаровка (Katschkarowka) | Kachkariwka |
| Novopetrivka ⊙ | Новопетрівка | Новопетровка (Novopetrowka) | Novopetrivka |
Web links
- Composition of the administrative-territorial unit in Zaporozhye Oblast, Velyka Biloserka Raion
- History of the Rajon (Ukrainian)
Individual evidence
- ↑ General information of the Rajons ( Memento of the original from May 17, 2013 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. (Ukrainian)
- ↑ Official website of Welyka Biloserka
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