Bereznovsky district

Area - 1710 km². The main river is Sluch . A number of nature reserves are located on the territory of the district — Belchakivskie springs , Marininsko-Ustensky granites , Sokoliniye Gory landscape reserve, Brishche Zoological Reserve, etc.

The district was founded in 1957 .

The population of the district is 64 thousand people ( 2005 data). In total there are 55 settlements.

Number of Tips:

• urban - 1;
• settlement - 1;
• rural - 23.

Number of settlements:

• cities of regional significance - 1;
• urban-type villages - 1;
• village - 53.

The list of settlements in the district is at the bottom of the page

Among the large enterprises, it is worth mentioning the Mokvinsky paper mill, the Rivne match factory, the Bereznovsky sewing factory, the Zirnensky distillery, the Bereznovsky bakery, the dairy, and the former foodstuff factory. The woodworking industry is developed. Of great importance is the service sector and transport.

A lot of shuttle buses pass through the area, which allows you to get to any corner of the area. Developed city taxi in Berezny. On the territory of the district is the Malinsk railway station.

Polish bunkers (memory of the stay of the district as part of the Commonwealth), a Catholic church in the village. Mokvin (not functioning), castle p. Gubkov, mass grave of Ukrainian Cossacks, dendrological park (Berezne), the remains of the park and the water tower in the village. Zornoe.

• Miroslav Germaszewski (b. 1941) - the first Polish cosmonaut born in the village of Lipniki.

• The district registration card on the website of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (in Ukrainian)
• Information on the website of the regional administration