Velykyj Burluk

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Velykyj Burluk
Великий Бурлук
Coat of arms of Velykyj Burluk
Velykyj Burluk (Ukraine)
Velykyj Burluk
Velykyj Burluk
Basic data
Oblast : Kharkiv Oblast
Rajon : Velykyj Burluk district
Height : 173 m
Area : 3.43 km²
Residents : 3,966 (2017)
Population density : 1,156 inhabitants per km²
Postcodes : 62600
Area code : +380 5752
Geographic location : 50 ° 3 '  N , 37 ° 23'  E Coordinates: 50 ° 3 '0 "  N , 37 ° 23' 18"  E
KOATUU : 6321455100
Administrative structure : 1 urban-type settlement , 13 villages, 2 settlements
Address: вул. Радянська 40
62600 смт. Великий Бурлук
Website : http://vburluk.pp.net.ua/
Statistical information
Velykyj Burluk (Kharkiv Oblast)
Velykyj Burluk
Velykyj Burluk
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Welykyj Burluk ( Ukrainian Великий Бурлук ; Russian Великий Бурлук Veliki Burluk ) is an urban-type settlement in eastern Ukraine and the administrative center of the raion of the same name in the north of Kharkiv Oblast with about 4,000 inhabitants (2017).

geography

Welykyj Burluk is located on the left bank of the Welykyj Burluk , a 96 km long tributary of the Donets . The village is located in the historical region of Sloboda-Ukraine in the center of the Velykyj Burluk Raion, 108 km northeast of the Kharkiv Oblast center and 47 km north of Kupyansk .

In addition to Welykyj Burluk, the settlement council also includes the following villages:

  • Balka (Ukrainian Балка ); about 170 inhabitants
  • Buryakivka (Ukrainian Буряківка ); about 260 inhabitants
  • Holubivka (Ukrainian Голубівка ); about 100 inhabitants
  • Horjane (Ukrainian Горяне ); about 360 inhabitants
  • Jajetschne (Ukrainian Яєчне ); about 240 inhabitants
  • Jurjiwka (Ukrainian Юр'ївка , until 2016 Proletarka ); about 100 inhabitants
  • Lebedivka (Ukrainian Лебедівка ); about 110 inhabitants
  • Manziwka (Ukrainian Манцівка ); about 240 inhabitants
  • Mychailiwka (Ukrainian Михайлівка ); about 100 inhabitants
  • Novoseliwka (Ukrainian Новоселівка ); about 60 inhabitants
  • Ploske (Ukrainian Плоске ); about 980 inhabitants
  • Samist (Ukrainian Заміст ); about 530 inhabitants
  • Zhukiv Yar (Ukrainian Жуків Яр ); about 90 inhabitants

as well as the settlements

  • Kanivzewe (Ukrainian Канівцеве ); about 220 inhabitants
  • Lytvyniwka (Ukrainian Литвинівка ); about 25 residents

history

The first written mention of the village with the then name Shevelivka (Ukrainian Шевелівка ) comes from 1656. In 1672, 390 Cossack families with a total of 755 immigrants immigrated and the place received its current name. In 1923 the village became the administrative center of the newly established Rajons. The village was occupied by Wehrmacht troops from the end of June 1942 to the end of February 1943 . In 1963 Velykyj Burluk received urban-type settlement status.

Population development

1959 1970 1979 1989 2001 2010 2017
4,490 3,697 4,446 5,224 5,007 4.154 3,966

Source:

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Demography of Ukrainian cities on pop-stat.mashke.org
  2. ↑ Administrative subdivision of the Rajon (Ukrainian)