Vyshnytsia district
| Vyshnytsia district | |
| (Вижницький район / Wyschnyzkyj rajon) | |
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| Basic data | |
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| Oblast : | Chernivtsi Oblast |
| Administrative headquarters : | Vyshnytsia |
| Area : | 903.4 km² |
| Residents : | 59,993 (2004) |
| Population density : | 66.41 inhabitants per km² |
| KOATUU : | 7320500000 |
| Municipalities : | 14th |
| District administration | |
| Address : | вул. Українська 88a 59200 м. Вижниця |
| Rajonsvorleiter: | Jurij Nykyforjak |
| Website : | http://vdc.cv.ua/ |
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| Statistical information | |
Vyshnytsia Rajon (Ukrainian Вижницький район / Wyschnyzkyj rajon ; Russian Вижницкий район / Wischnizki rajon , Romanian Raionul Vijniţa ) is a Rajon (administrative district) in the western Ukraine, in the Oblast of Chernivtsi .
geography
The center of the district is the city of Vyshnytsia , in the north it borders on Snyatyn district in Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast , in the northeast on Kizman district , in the east and southeast on Storozhynets district , in the south on a short section with Romania , in the west to the Rajon Putyla and in the northwest to the Rajon Kosiv which is also in the Oblast Ivano-Frankivsk.
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 98 percent of the population indicated their nationality as Ukrainian.
On February 11, 2005 the village, which had been called Lukiwzi (Луківці) until then, was renamed Lukawzi.
Administrative structure
At the communal level, the Rajon is divided into 2 city council communities, 1 settlement council community and 14 district council communities, each of which is subordinate to individual localities.
The administrative area includes:
- 2 cities
- 1 urban-type settlement
- 31 villages
Cities
| Cities | ||||
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| Surname | ||||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian | German |
| Waschkiwzi | Вашківці | Вашковцы (Waschkowzy) | Văşcăuţi-pe-Ceremuş | Waschkoutz |
| Vyshnytsia | Вижниця | Вижница (Vishnitsa) | Vijniţa | Wiżnitz |
Urban-type settlement
| Urban-type settlements | ||||
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| Surname | ||||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian | German |
| Berehomet | Берегомет | Берегомет (Beregomet) | Berhomete pe Siret | Berhometh |
Villages
| Villages | |||||
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| Surname | Parish assignment | ||||
| transcribed in ukrainian | Ukrainian | Russian | Romanian | German | |
| Babyne | Бабине | Бабино (Babino) | Babin | Babin | Karaptchiv |
| Bahna | Багна | Багна (Bagna) | Bahna | Bahna | Bahna |
| Banyliw | Банилів | Банилов (Banilow) | Bănila pe Ceremuş | Russian banilla | Banyliw |
| Berezhnytsya | Бережниця | Бережница (Bereschnitsa) | Berejniţa | Bereznica | Banyliw |
| Berezhonka | Бережонка | Бережонка | - | - | Korytne |
| Dolizhny Shepit | Долішній Шепіт | Долишний Шепот (Dolizhny Sheepot) | Şipotele pe Siret, Şipotele Siretului | Schipoth | Dolizhny Shepit |
| Falkiw | Фальків | Фальков (Falkow) | Falcau | Falkeu | Dolizhny Shepit |
| Ispas | Іспас | Испас | Ispas | Ispas | Ispas |
| Karaptchiv | Карапчів | Карапчов (Karaptschow) | Carapciu pe Ceremuş | Karapcziu | Karaptchiv |
| Korytne | Коритне | Корытно (Korytno) | Vilaucea | Willawcze | Korytne |
| Kybaky | Кибаки | Кибаки (Kibaki) | Chibachi | Kibak | Milijewe |
| Leketschi | Лекечі | Лекечи | Lecheci | Lekecze | Dolizhny Shepit |
| Lopuschna | Лопушна | Лопушна | Lăpuşna | Lopuschna | Dolizhny Shepit |
| Lukawzi | Лукавці | Лукавцы (Lukawzy) | Lucavăţ | Lukawetz am Sereth | Lukawzi |
| Lypowany | Липовани | Липованы (Lipowany) | Lipoveni | Lipoweny | Lukawzi |
| Majdan | Майдан | Майдан (Maidan) | Maidan Ispas | Majdan | Ispas |
| Majdan | Майдан | Майдан (Maidan) | Maidan Lucavăţ | Lukawetz-Majdan | Lukawzi |
| Milijewe | Мілієве | Милиево (Milijewo) | Milie | Millie | Milijewe |
| Myhowe | Мигове | Мигово (Migowo) | Mihova | Mihowa | Myhowe |
| Samostya | Замостя | Замостье (Samostye) | Zamostea | Zamostie / Zamosce | Samostya |
| Saritschtschja | Заріччя | Заречье (Sarechye) | Zaricicea | ? | Berehomet |
| Seredny Majdan | Середній Майдан | Средний Майдан (Sredni Maidan) | Maidanul de Mijloc | Mihowa-Maidan | Milijewe |
| Sloboda-Banyliw | Слобода-Банилів | Слобода-Банилов (Sloboda-Banilow) | Slobozia Bănilei | Slobodzia-Banilla | Sloboda-Banyliw |
| Chereschenka | Черешенька | Черешенка | Cireşel | Czereszenka | Chereschenka |
| Tschornohusy | Чорногузи | Черногузы (Chernogusy) | Ciornohuzi | Czornohuzy | Tschornohusy |
| Waly | Вали | Валы | Valea | - | Karaptchiv |
| Wachniwzi | Вахнівці | Вахновцы (Wachnowzy) | Vahnăuți | Wachniewa | Lukawzi |
| Welyke | Велике | Великое (Velikoye) | Mega | Mega | Myhowe |
| Vovchynez | Вовчинець | Волчинец (Wolchinez) | Volcineţ | Wolczynetz | Lukawzi |
| Woloka | Волока | Волока | Voloca pe Ceremuș | Woloka on the Czeremosz | Waschkiwzi |
| Wyschenka | Виженка | Виженка (Wischenka) | Vijnicioara | Wiżenka | Wyschenka |
