| Uzhhorod Rayon Ужгородський район |
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| Country |  Ukraine |
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| Province | Zakarpattia Oblast | ||
| Established | |||
| Admin. center | Uzhhorod | ||
| Subdivisions | List
— city councils
— settlement councils — village councils Number of localities: — cities — urban-type settlements 64 — villages — rural settlements |
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| Government | |||
| • Administration | |||
| • Council | |||
| Area | |||
| • Total | 870 km2 (340 sq mi) | ||
| Population (2016) | |||
| • Total | 70,678 | ||
| • Density | 81/km2 (210/sq mi) | ||
| Time zone | EET (UTC+2) | ||
| • Summer (DST) | EEST (UTC+3) | ||
| Postal index | 88000 | ||
| Area code | 380-XXXX | ||
| Website | Verkhovna Rada site | ||
Uzhhorod Rayon (Ukrainian: Ужгородський район|) is one of the raions (districts) of Zakarpattia Oblast in western Ukraine. Its administrative center is located in the city of Uzhhorod which does not belong to the raion and is designated as a separate city municipality. Over 30% of population in the raion speak the Hungarian language according to the latest census. Population: 70,678 (2016 est.)[1].
Names[]
There are several alternative names used for this raion: Hungarian: Ungvári járás, Slovak: Užhorodský rajón, German: Rajon Uschhorod, Rusyn: Ужгородьскый район, Russian: Ужгородский район.
Administrative division[]
The raion is divided into one town council and 35 village councils. Some village councils combine several individual villages. In 16 out 64 villages the Hungarian speaking population accounts for over 70%. In the town of Serednie is a noticeable Gypsy community.
Administrative center: Uzhhorod
Town municipality: Serednie
| Towns and urban settlements | ||||||
| Name | Population | |||||
| Ukrainian | Hungarian | Slovak | Russian | |||
| Ukrainian writing | transliteration | Russian writing | transliteration | |||
| Ужгород | Uzhhorod | Ungvár | Užhorod | Ужгород | Uzhgorod | 4 014 |
| Середнє | Serednie | Szerednye Before 1899:Szvedernik |
Seredné | Среднее | Sredneye | 4 014 |
- 64 villages out of which:
- 29 communes or selsoviets as follows:
| Comune | |||||||
| Name | Population | ||||||
| Ukrainian | Hungarian | Slovak | Russian | ||||
| Ukrainian writing | transliteration | Russian writing | transliteration | ||||
| Баранинці | Baranyntsi | Baranya | Баранинцы | Baranintsy | 1,609 | ||
| Червоне | Chervone | Csarondahát | Червоное | Chervonoye | 869 | ||
| Дубрівка | Dubrivka | Ungtölgyes | Дубровка | Dubrovka | 810 | ||
| Есень Former name: Яворове |
Esen' Former name: Yavorove |
Eszeny | Есень | Yesen | 1,677 | ||
| Галоч | Haloch | Gálocs | Галоч | Galoch | 498 | ||
| Глибоке | Hlyboke | Mélyút | Глубокое | Glubokoye | 577 | ||
| Ірлява | Irlyava | Ungsasfalva, Orlyava |
Ирлява | Irlyava | 270 | ||
| Кам'яниця | Kamyanytsya | Ókemence | Каменица | Kamenitsa | 1,886 | ||
| Холмець | Kholmets | Kígyós before 1899: Putka-Helmecz |
Helmec | Холмец | Kholmets | 901 | |
| Холмок | Kholmok | Kincseshomok, Homok | Холмок | Kholmok | 1,179 | ||
| Худльово | Khudlovo | Horlyó | Худлёво | Khudlyovo | 1,451 | ||
| Коритняни | Korytyany | Kereknye | Корытняны | Korytyany | 1,596 | ||
| Кибляри | Kyblyary | Köblér | Кибляры | Kiblyary | 791 | ||
| Мала Добронь | Mala Dobron | Kisdobrony | Малая Добронь | Malaya Dobron | 1,872 | ||
| Невицьке | Nevytske | Nevicke | Невицкое | Nevitskoye | 1,032 | ||
| Оноківці | Onokivtsi | Felsődomonya | Оноковцы | Onokovtsy | 2,187 | ||
| Паладь-Комарівці Former name: Комарівці |
Palad-Komarivtsi Former name: Komarivtsi |
Patakos | Паладь-Комаровцы | Palad-Komarovtsy | 834 | ||
| Пацканьово | Patskanovo | Rafajnaújfalu | Пацканёво | Patskanyovo | 1,074 | ||
| Ратівці | Rativtsi | Rát | Rátovce | Ратовцы | Ratovtsy | 1,325 | |
| Соловка | Solovka | Szalóka | Соловка | Solovka | 825 | ||
| Соломоново | Solomonovo | Tiszasalamon | Salamúnová | Соломоново Former names: Соломон, Тисошоломон |
Solomonovo Former names: Solomon, Tisosholomon |
1,378 | |
| Сторожниця | Storozhnytsya | Őrdarma | Storožnica Former name: Jovra |
Сторожница | Storozhnitsa | 2,623 | |
| Сюрте Former name: Струмківка |
Syurte Former name: Strumkivka |
Szürte | Surty | Сюртэ Former name: Струмковка |
Syurte Former name: Strumkovka |
1,898 | |
| Тарнівці | Tarnivtsi | Ungtarnóc | Тарновцы | Tarnovtsy | 853 | ||
| Тисаашвань Before 1995: Мінеральне |
Tisaashvan' Before 1995: Mineral'ne |
Tiszaásvány | Тисаашвань From 1945 to 1995:Минеральное Before 1945:Ашвань |
Tisaashvan From 1945 to 1995:Mineralnoye Before 1945:Ashvan |
852 | ||
| Велика Добронь | Velyka Dobron | Nagydobrony | Великая Добронь | Velikaya Dobron | 5,607 | ||
| Великі Геївці | Velyki Heyivtsi | Nagygejőc | Великие Геевцы | Velikiye Geyevtsy | 1,062 | ||
| Великі Лази | Velyki Lazy | Nagyláz | Великие Лазы | Velikiye Lazy | 1,426 | ||
| Ярок | Yarok | Árok | Ярок | Yarok | 724 | ||
- 35 villages, which are not selsoviets and do not have their own administration, as follows:
| Village | |||||||
| Name | Population | Selsoviet | |||||
| Ukrainian | Hungarian | Slovak | Russian | ||||
| Ukrainian writing | transliteration | Russian writing | transliteration | ||||
| Андріївка | Andrijvka | Asztély | Андреевка Former names: Андрашивцы, Андреевцы |
Andreyevka Former names: Andrashivtsy, Andreyevtsy |
280 | Irlyava | |
| Анталовці Former name: Антонівка |
Antalovtsi Former name:Antonivka |
Antalóc | Анталовцы Former name: Антоновка |
Antalovtsy Former name: Antonovka |
1 059 | Khudlovo | |
| Барвінок | Barvinok | Börvinges | Барвинок | Barvinok | 413 | Baranyntsi | |
| Батфа Former name: Деревці |
Batfa Former name: Derevtsi |
Bátfa Former name: Derevci |
Батфа Former name: Деревци |
Batfa Former name:Derevtsi |
231 | Haloch | |
| Ботфалва | Botfalva | Botfalva | Ботфалва | Botfalva | 579 | Tarnovtsi | |
| Чабанівка | Chabanivka | Bacsó | Чабановка | Chabanovka | 442 | Irlyava | |
| Часлівці | Chaslivtsi | Császlóc | Часловцы | Chaslovtsy | 820 | Korytyany | |
| Чертеж | Chertezh | Ungcsertész | Чертеж | Chertezh | 616 | Khudlovo | |
| Демечі | Demechi | Dimicső | Демечи | Demechi | 399 | Mala Dobron | |
| Довге Поле | Dovhe Pole | Unghosszúmező | Долгое Поле | Dovgoye Pole | 597 | Baranyntsi | |
| Гайдош | Haidosh | Nagygajdos | Гайдош | Gaidosh | 454 | Kyblyary | |
| Гута | Huta | Unghuta | Гута | Guta | 285 | Kamyanytsya | |
| Кінчеш | Kinchesh | Kincses | Кинчеш | Kinchesh | 328 | Koryatyny | |
| Концово | Kontsovo | Koncháza | Концово | Kontsovo | 1,278 | Kholmok | |
| Лінці | Лінці | Unggesztenyés Former name: Iglincz |
Линцы | Lintsy | 784 | Kyblyary | |
| Ляхівці | Lyakhivtsi | Lehóc | Ляховцы | Lyakovtsy | 430 | Khudlovo | |
| Малі Геївці | Mali Heyivtsi | Kisgejőc | Малые Геевцы | Malye Geyevtsy | 760 | Velyki Heyivtsi | |
| Малі Селменці | Mali Selmentsi | Kisszelmenc | Малые Селменцы | Malye Selmentsy | 200 | Palad-Komarivtsi | |
| Минай | Mynay | Minaj | Минай | Mynay | 3,088 | Kholmok | |
| Нижнє Солотвино | Nizhne Solotvino | Alsószlatina | Нижнее Солотвино | Nizhneye Solotvino | 836 | Hlyboke | |
| Оріховиця | Orikhovytstya | Rahonca | Ореховица | Orekhovitsa | 604 | Onokivtsi | |
| Палло Former name: Павлове |
Pallo Former name:Pavlove |
Palló | Pavlov | Палло Former name: Павловце |
Pallo Former name: Pavlovtse |
422 | Haloch |
| Петрівка | Petrivka | Kiseszeny, Szernyehát | Петровка | Petrovka | 415 | Solovka | |
| Підгорб | Pidhorb | Hegyfark | Подгорб | Podgorb | 406 | Baranyntsi | |
| Розівка | Rozivka | Ketergény | Розовка | Rozovka | 1,348 | Kholmok | |
| Руські Геївці | Ruski Heyivtsi | Oroszgejőc | Русские Геевцы | Russkie Geyevtsy | 126 | Velyki Heyivtsi | |
| Руські Комарівці | Ruski Komarivtsi | Oroszkomoróc | Русские Комаровцы | Russkie Komarovtsy | 1,576 | Hlyboke | |
| Шишлівці | Shyshlivtsi | Sislóc | Шишловцы | Shishlovtsy | 339 | Tarnivtsy | |
| [[Wikipedia:uk:Стрипа (Ужгородський район)|Стрипа] | Strypa | Sztripa | Стрыпа | Strypa | 469 | Yarok | |
| Циганівці | Tsyganivtsi | Cigányos | Цыгановцы | Tsyganovtsy | 416 | Velyki Lazy | |
| Тисаагтелек Before 1995: Тісянка |
Tysaahtelek<before 1995:Tisyanka | Tiszaágtelek | Тисаагтелек | Tisaagtelek | 684 | Mala Dobron | |
| Тисауйфалу | Tysauyfalu | Tiszaújfalu | Тисауйфалу | Tisauifalu | 277 | Tisaashvan' | |
| Тийглаш | Tyyglash | Kistéglás | Тыйглаш | Tyiglash | 551 | Syurte | |
| Верхня Солотвина | Verkhnaya Solotvyna | Felsőszlatina | Верхняя Солотвина | Verkhnyaya Solotvina | 308 | Khudlovo | |
| Вовкове | Vovkove | Ungordas | Волково | Volkovo | 509 | Serednie | |
See also[]
- Administrative divisions of Zakarpattia Oblast
References[]
- ^ "Чисельність наявного населення України (Actual population of Ukraine)" (in Ukrainian). State Statistics Service of Ukraine. http://database.ukrcensus.gov.ua/PXWEB2007/ukr/publ_new1/2016/zb_nas_15.pdf. Retrieved 19 July 2016.
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