Nikopolsky district

Nikopolsky district
	area
Nikopolsky district
	Nіkopolsky district
A country	Ukraine
Included in	Dnipropetrovsk region
Adm. center	Nikopol
History and Geography
Date of formation	1923
Area	1 940 km² (2nd place )
Timezone	EET ( UTC + 2 , summer UTC + 3 )
Population
Population	39180 people ( 2019 ) ( 6th place )
Density	20.46 people / km²
Official language	Ukrainian
Digital identifiers
Telephone code	+380 5662
Postal codes	53200-53283
KOATUU	1222900000 all codes

Nikopolsky district ( Ukrainian: Nikopolsky district ) is an administrative unit in the south-west of the Dnipropetrovsk region of Ukraine . The administrative center is the city of Nikopol , which is not part of the district.

Content

1 Geography
2 History
- 2.1 WWII
3 Demographics
4 Administrative device
- 4.1 Local councils ^[4]
- 4.2 Settlements ^[5]
  - 4.2.1 Eliminated settlements ^[6]
5 Policy
6 Economics
7 Transport
8 Culture
9 Attractions
10 Bibliography
11 Links
12 Notes

Geography

The area is located in the southwest of the Dnipropetrovsk region.

Tomakovsky , Solonyansky , Sofievsky , Apostolovsky districts , Marganetsky , Pokrovsky and Nikopolsky city councils of the Dnipropetrovsk region, Verkhnerogachiksky , Kamensko-Dneprovsky districts of Zaporizhia region border it.

Area - 1940 km² (2nd among districts).

Rivers flow through the territory of the district - Bazavluk , Bazavluchek , Solenaya , Sukhoi Chertomlyk , Revun , Tomakovka , Kakhovka reservoir .

History

The district was formed on March 7, 1923 .

WWII

During the Great Patriotic War, on August 13, 1941, German leaflets with Yakov Dzhugashvili were scattered in Nikopol Oblast, from which the date and place of the capture of Stalin's son became clear, samples of leaflets were delivered to the political department of the 6th Army of the Southern Front ^[2] .

Demographics

The population of the district is 44 716 people (without a district center, 6th among districts; 2005 data), including 6 710 people living in urban conditions, 38 006 in rural conditions.

Administrative device

The area includes ^[3] :

Village tips : 1
Village tips : 15

Urban-type villages : 1
Villages : 4
Village : 63

Local councils ^[4]

Chervonogrigorovsky Village Council
Dmitrovsky village council
Kirov Village Council
Krinichevatsky village council
Loshkaryovo village council
Menzhinsky village council
Novoivanovsky village council
Novosofievsky village council

Pavlopolsky village council
Pershotravnevsky village council
Pivdennaya village council
Pokrovsky Village Council
Dnieper Village Council
Chkalovsky village council
Shevchenko village council
Sholokhov Village Council

Settlements ^[5]

from. Alexandrovka
from. Alexandropol
from. Alekseevka
from. Beckett
from. Borisovka
from. Fun
from. Water
from. High
from. Vysokopol
from. Golovkovo
from. Golubovka
from. Dmitrovka
from. Debt
from. friendship
pos. Zahidnoe
from. Star
from. Green

from. Zmaganye
from. Ivanovka
pos. Kamenskoe
from. Kapulovka
from. Katerinovka
from. Red
from. Krinichovatoe
from. Steep Shore
from. Lebedinsky
from. Loshkaryovka
from. Lukievka
from. Maksimovka
from. Marinopol
from. Maryevka
from. Mezhuyevka
from. Mendeleevka
from. Mironovka

from. Musievka
from. Quay
from. New Balta
from. Novoivanovka
from. Novoselovka
from. Novosofievka
from. Hunting
from. Pavlopole
from. Plowman
pos. Pershotravnoe
from. Pivdennoe
from. Podgorny
from. Pokrovskoe
from. Private
from. Suburban
from. Dnieper
from. Shelter

from. Putilovka
from. Sorochino
from. Starozavodskoye
from. Step
pos. Schidnoe
from. Tauride
from. Tomakovskoe
from. Ulyanovka
from. Khmelnitsky
from. Christoforovka
village Chervonogrigorovka
from. Chistopol
from. Chkalovo
from. Miner
from. Shevchenko
from. Shishkino
from. Sholokhovo

Eliminated Settlements ^[6]

pos. Abundant

Policy

Economics

Nikopol Solar Power Plant (SES) can generate up to 290 million kWh of electricity per year ^[7] .

Transport

Culture

Attractions

Bibliography

Links

The district registration card on the website of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (in Ukrainian)

Notes

↑ Population for sickle 1 in 2019 (Ukrainian) Main Directorate of Statistics in the Dnipropetrovsk Region.
↑ "The Chronicle of the Life of the Stalin Family", historian Alexander Nikolaevich Kolesnik : "The place and date of the capture of Y. Dzhugashvili became known from a German leaflet scattered in the Nikopol region on August 13, 1941 and delivered to the political department of the 6th Army of the Southern Front."
↑ According to the district’s registration card on the website of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.
↑ Regions of Ukraine and warehouse
↑ Warehouse of administrative and territorial units
↑ Regulatory acts of the administrative and territorial administration of Ukraine (inaccessible link)
↑ The largest solar power plant in Europe was built in the Dnipropetrovsk region

[1] Population for sickle 1 in 2019 (Ukrainian) Main Directorate of Statistics in the Dnipropetrovsk Region.

[2] "The Chronicle of the Life of the Stalin Family", historian Alexander Nikolaevich Kolesnik : "The place and date of the capture of Y. Dzhugashvili became known from a German leaflet scattered in the Nikopol region on August 13, 1941 and delivered to the political department of the 6th Army of the Southern Front."

[rada-3] According to the district’s registration card on the website of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.

[4] Regions of Ukraine and warehouse

[5] Warehouse of administrative and territorial units

[6] Regulatory acts of the administrative and territorial administration of Ukraine (inaccessible link)

[7] The largest solar power plant in Europe was built in the Dnipropetrovsk region