Velykyi Berezny district
| Velykyi Berezny district | |
| (Великоберезнянський район / Welykoberesnjanskyj rajon) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Zakarpattia Oblast |
| Administrative headquarters : | Velykyi Bereznyj |
| Area : | 809 km² |
| Residents : | 28,211 (2004) |
| Population density : | 34.87 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 2120800000 |
| Municipalities : | 19th |
| District administration | |
| Address : | вул. Шевченка 27 89000 смт. Великий Березний |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Wassyl Kanjuk |
| Website : | http://www.vberez.gov.ua/ |
| Overview map | |
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| Statistical information | |
The Velykyj Bereznyj Raion (Ukrainian Великоберезнянський район / Welykoberesnjanskyj rajon ; Russian Великоберезнянский район / Velikoberesnjanski rajon belonged to the Transkar- Obesnjanski district in the western part of the Ukraine and was part of the western Oblast region of Ukraine .
geography
The Rajon was in the northwest of the Transcarpathian Oblast. It bordered in the north on Poland , in the north-east on the Rajon Turka (in the Lviv Oblast ), in the south-east on the Raion Wolovets , in the south on the Raion Perechyn and in the west on Slovakia .
It was located in the Forest Carpathians and was traversed by the rivers Usch and Ljuta .
history
The administrative unit was established on January 22, 1946 as Okrug Velyki Beresny , in 1953 the Okrug was then converted into the Velykyj Bereznyj district . As part of the administrative-territorial reform in 2020, the Rajon was dissolved, and its territory has since formed the northern part of the new Uzhhorod Rajon .
Administrative structure
At the local level, the Rajon was divided into 1 settlement council and 19 district councils, each of which was subordinate to individual localities.
The administrative area included:
- 1 urban-type settlement
- 31 villages
Urban-type settlement
| Surname | |||||
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| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Slovak | Hungarian | German |
| Velykyi Bereznyj | Великий Березний | Великий Берёзный (Veliky Berjosny) | Veľké Berezné, Veľký Berezný | Nagyberezna | - |
Villages
| Surname | Parish assignment | |||||
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| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Slovak | Hungarian | German | |
| Behendjazka pastil | Бегендяцька Пастіль | Бегендяцкая Пастиль (Begendjazkaja Pastil) | Beginďatská Pastiľ, Begenďat Pastiľ | Alsópásztély, Begengyátpásztély | - | Rostozka pastil |
| Bukivtsyovo | Буківцьово | Буковцево (Bukowzewo) | Bukovcová, Bukovec | Ungbükkös, Ungbukóc | - | Bukivtsyovo |
| Domaschyn | Домашин | Домашин (Domashin) | Domašín, Domašina | Domafalva, Domasina | - | Sil |
| Husnyj | Гусний | Гусный (Gusny) | Husný, Husna | Erdőludas, Huszna | - | Tychyj |
| Knjahynja | Княгиня | Княгиня (Knjaginja) | Kňahynín, Kňahinina | Csillagfalva, Knyahina | - | Strychava |
| Kostewa Pastil | Костева Пастіль | Костева Пастиль | Kosťova Pastiľ, Kosťeva Pastiľ | Nagypásztély, Kosztovapásztély | - | Rostozka pastil |
| Kostryna | Кострина | Кострина (Kostrina) | Kostrina, Kostriny | Accounts | - | Kostryna |
| Kostrynska Rostoka | Костринська Розтока | Костринская Розтока (Kostrinskaja Rostoka) | Roztoka | Rosztoka | - | Kostryna |
| Lubnja | Лубня | Лубня | Lubňa, Lubno | Kiesvölgy, Lubnya | - | Lubnja |
| Luh | Луг | Луг (Lug) | Luh | Ligetes, Luh | - | Volosyanka |
| Ljuta | Люта | Люта | Ľutá, Ľuta | Havasköz | - | Ljuta |
| Maly Bereznyj | Малий Березний | Малый Березный (Maly Beresny) | Malý Berezný, Malé Berezné | Kisberezna | - | Maly Bereznyj |
| Myrtcha | Мирча | Мирча (Mirtscha) | Mirča | Mércse, Mircse | - | Maly Bereznyj |
| Rostozka pastil | Розтоцька Пастіль | Розтокская Пастиль (Rostokskaja Pastil) | Roztocká Pastiľ, Roztoka Pastiľ | Felsőpásztély, Rosztokapásztély | - | Rostozka pastil |
| Ruskyi Mochar | Руський Мочар | Русский Мочар (Russki Motschar) | Močár, Ruský Močar | Oroszmocsár | - | Rostozka pastil |
| Sabrid | Забрідь | Забродь (Sahorb) | Zábroď | Révhely, Zábrogy | - | Sabrid |
| Sahorb | Загорб | Загорб (Sagorb) | Záhorb | Határhegy | - | Sahorb |
| Sawossyna | Завосина | Завосина (Sawossina) | Zavosina, Zausina | Szénástelek, Zauszina | - | Maly Bereznyj |
| Shornava | Жорнава | Жорнава | Žornavý, Žornava | Malomrét | - | Sahorb |
| Sil | Сіль | Соль (Sol) | Soľ, Soľa | Sóslak | - | Sil |
| Smerekowo | Смереково | Смерекова (Smerekowa) | Smrková, Smerekova | Szemerekő, Szmerekova | - | Smerekowo |
| Stawne | Ставне | Ставное | Stavné, Stavná | Fenyvesvölgy | - | Stawne |
| Strychava | Стричава | Стричава (Strichava) | Stričava | Eszterág, Sztricsava | - | Strychava |
| Stushytsia | Стужиця | Стужица (Stushitsa) | Stará Stužica + Nová Stužica | Patakófalu + Patakújfalu, Ósztuzsica + Újsztuzsica | - | Stushytsia |
| Suchyj | Сухий | Сухой (Suchoj) | Suchý, Suchá | Szuhapatak, Ungszuha | - | Tychyj |
| Chornoholova | Чорноголова | Черноголова (Chernogolowa) | Černohlavá, Černoholovo | Sóhát, Csernoholova | - | Chornoholova |
| Tychyj | Тихий | Тихий (Tichi) | Tichý, Tichá | Tiha | - | Tychyj |
| Ushok | Ужок | Ужок | Užok | Uzsok | - | Ushok |
| Verkhovyna-Bystra | Верховина-Бистра | Верховина-Быстрая (Verkhovina-Bystraja) | Bystrý, Bystrá Verchovina | Határszög, Verhovinabisztra | - | Verkhovyna-Bystra |
| Wyschka | Вишка | Вышка | Vyšká, Viška | Viharos, visca | - | Wyschka |
| Volosyanka | Волосянка | Волосянка | Volosianka, Volosanka | Hajasd | - | Volosyanka |
Web links
- Information about the Rajon (Ukrainian)
- Current map with the city of Velykyi Bereznyj and the surrounding area with Ukrainian names