Lokhvytsky district

Lokhvytsky district
	area
Lokhvytsky district
	Lokhvytskyi district
A country	Ukraine
Enters into	Poltava region
Adm Centre	Lokhvitsa
History and geography
Square	1,300 km²
Timezone	EET ( UTC + 2 , in summer UTC + 3 )
Population
Population	42 394 people ( 2017 )
Official language	Ukrainian
Koatuu	5322600000 all codes

Lokhvitsky district ( Ukrainian. Lokhvytsky district ) - an administrative unit in the north of the Poltava region of Ukraine . The administrative center is the city of Lokhvitsa .

Content

Geography

Lokhvytskyi district is located in the northern part of the Poltava region of Ukraine.

Chernuhinsky , Lubensky , Mirgorodsky , Gadyachsky districts of Poltava region, Lipovodolinsky and Romnysky districts of Sumy region, Varvinsky district of Chernihiv region are adjacent to it.

The area is 1300 km ² .

The administrative center of the district is the city of Lokhvitsa .

Artopolot , Bodakva , Builov Yar , Glinnaya , Lokhvitsa , Sula , Sulitsa rivers flow through the region.

History

Lokhvitsky district was formed on March 7, 1923 on the site of Lokhvytsky district, Poltava province .

Demographics

The population of the district is 51,495 people ( 2001 ), including urban - 21,333 people, rural - 30,162 people ( 2001 ).

Administrative Device

District includes ^[2] :

City Councils : 2
Rural Councils : 19

Cities : 2
Selo : 79

Local Tips ^[3]

Lokhvitsky City Council
Factory City Council
Bezsalovsky Village Council
Berbenice Village Council
Belogorilsky village council
Bodakva village council
Vasilkovsky Village Council
Vyrishalny village council
Giryavoiskovets village council
Zhabkovsky village council
Iskovets village council

Korsunovsky village council
Lucian village council
Peskovsky Village Council
Pogarschinsky Village Council
Riga Village Council
Sviridov village council
Senchan village council
Tokarevsky Village Council
Kharkiv village council
Yakhnikovsky Village Council

Locations ^[4]

with. Arhipovka
with. Bezsaly
with. Belorushka
with. Berbenica
with. Besht
with. Bodakva
with. Cornflowers
with. Venslava
with. Fun
with. Cherries
with. Cherry
with. Volkovskoe
with. Will
with. Vishryalnoe
with. High
with. Gaevshchina
with. Gamaliyevka
with. Kinky Iskovtsy
with. Slides
with. Derekovshchina
with. Dibrovnoe

with. Valley
with. Dryukovschina
Zavodskoy
with. Zamorievka
with. Zapadintsy
with. Zyrka
with. Zhabki
with. Iskovtsy
with. Korsunovka
with. Krynica
Lokhvitsa
with. Luke
with. Luchka
with. Mehedovka
with. Mlyny
with. Lower Budakovka
with. New
with. Ovdiyevka
with. Ozernoye
with. Parnitskoye
with. Sands

with. Sands
with. Pestichevskoe
with. Plaskowska
with. Pogarschina
with. Potskaya
with. Puchkovschina
with. Riga
with. Romaniha
with. Ore
with. Rudka
with. Pens
with. Sarancino
with. Sviridovka
with. Sencha
with. Skorobagatki
with. Slobodka
with. Slyuchiha
with. Sokirich
with. Old Farm
with. Steppe
with. Stepuki

with. Tokari
with. Kharkiv residents
with. Khristanovka
with. Khruli
with. Chasnikovka
with. Chervona Balka
with. Chervona Slobidka
with. Red Bows
with. Chizhi
with. Shevchenko
with. Shevchenkovo
with. Shkadretov
with. Shmygli
with. Yuskovtsy
with. Yablonovka
with. Yaremovschina
with. Yahniki
with. Oysters

Liquidated settlements ^[5]

with. Dedov Yar
with. Zododakva

with. Zakroiha
with. Nikolaevka

with. Daisies
with. Romodanovka

with. Thorny

Economy

Mostly agricultural in the area are concentrated in the world’s best black earth, which is up to 1.5 m thick. The sugar industry (the largest is Lokhvitsky Sugar Refinery ), the alcohol ( Lokhvitsky alcohol combine , 9 thousand dal per day), grain processing ( Lokhvitsky feed mill and giant Rise-Elevator), instrument-making ( Lokhvitsky instrument-making plant ). The Chervonozavodsky plant also has a drilling glue plant (a former fodder yeast plant converted to the production of drilling glue) and a milk receiving and storing center (the former “Maslozavod”) is organized.

The region also has developed clay brick production - “Lokhvitsky brick factory”, “Senchansky brick factory” and the gas industry, which is represented by many isolated gas fields near the villages - Chervonozavodskoe, Gaevshchina, Lokhvitsa, Veshnovoe, Tokari, Virishnoe, Sencha (“Senchansky gas processing plant "), Mlyn and others.

Education

Technical School of Food Industry (Lokhvitsky branch of Poltava College of Food Technologies, formerly “Lokhvitsky Technical School of Food Industry”), which is also combined with the branch of Sumy State University.
Vocational school number 32.

Culture

Sculptor Khomenko Victor Stepanovich

Public organizations

GO "Nova hvilya Lokhvichchini" (ukr.)

Notes

↑ Number of population (for the population) on 1 March 2017 to the river // Head of statistics in Poltava region
According to the registration card of the district on the website of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine
↑ Regions of Ukraine and a warehouse
↑ Warehouse of administrative and territorial singleness
↑ Regulatory and legal acts of administering territorial-territorial I will arrange Ukraine (inaccessible link)

Links

Site administration Lokhvitsky area

[1] Number of population (for the population) on 1 March 2017 to the river // Head of statistics in Poltava region

[rada-2] According to the registration card of the district on the website of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine

[3] Regions of Ukraine and a warehouse

[4] Warehouse of administrative and territorial singleness

[5] Regulatory and legal acts of administering territorial-territorial I will arrange Ukraine (inaccessible link)