Shishatskiy district

Shishatskiy district
	area
Shishatskiy district
	Shishatsky area
A country	Ukraine
Enters into	Poltava region
Adm Centre	Shishaki
History and geography
Square	800 km²
Timezone	EET ( UTC + 2 , in summer UTC + 3 )
Population
Population	20,149 people ( 2017 )
Official language	Ukrainian
Digital identifiers
Telephone code	+380 5352
Zip Codes	38000-38043
Koatuu	5325700000 all codes

Shyshatskiy district ( ukr. Shishatskiy district ) is an administrative unit in the center of the Poltava region of Ukraine . The administrative center is the town of Shishaki .

Geography

Shyshatskiy district is located in the center of the Poltava region of Ukraine within the Dnieper lowland.

Zenkovsky , Mirgorodsky , Velikobagachansky , Reshetilovsky and Dykansky districts of Poltava region are adjacent to it.

The area is 800 km².

The administrative center is Shishaki .

The rivers Velichkov , Velichkov , Psel , Perednaya Govtva , Gnitsa , Grun-Tashan , Stekha flow through the region.

History

The Shishatsky District was formed in 1923 from the Shishatsky, Yareskovskaya and Baranovsky volosts of the Mirgorod district . From 1923 to 1930 was part of the Poltava district . In 1935, Shishatsk district became an independent unit of Kharkiv, and since 1937, Poltava region. In 1952, during the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the death of Nikolai Gogol, the district was renamed Gogol. In 1962 the district was incorporated into Dikansky. Since 1966, Shishatskiy district has been restored.

Demographics

The population of the district is 24,040 people ( 2001 ), including urban - 5,252 people, rural - 18,788 people.

Administrative Device

District includes ^[2] :

Village councils : 1
Rural Councils : 14

Urban-type settlements : 1
Village : 76

Local Tips ^[3]

Shishatsky village council
Baranovsky village council
Velikobuzovsky village council
Velikoporossky village council
Voskobojnik village council
Gogol village council
Zhorzhevsky Village Council
Kovalevsky Village Council

Kuibyshev village council
Kordinobalkovsky village council
Mikhaylikovsky Village Council
Prishibskiy village council
Sagaydak Village Council
Fedunsky village council
Yareskovsky village council

Locations ^[4]

with. Babichi
with. Baranivka
with. Belashi
with. Bukhuny
with. Great Buzova
with. Great Carriage
with. Velichkovo
with. Verteletsk
with. Cherry
with. Voronyanshchina
with. Voskoboyniki
with. Gnatenka
with. Gogolevo
with. Potters
with. Horishnee
with. Combs
with. Grigorovshchina
with. Demyanki
with. Dmitrovka
with. Zhorzhevka

with. Green
with. Zozuli
with. Kirpotovka
with. Jellyfish
with. Klimovo
with. Kovalevka
with. Koverdina Beam
with. Well
with. Carols
with. Krivoruchki
with. Legeids
with. Leschany
with. Luci
with. Malaya Buzova
with. Malikovshchina
with. Small Transportation
with. Manachinovka
with. Maslovets
with. Miroshniki
with. Michailiki

with. Naumenki
with. Lower Yareski
with. Lower Yakovenshchyna
with. Noses
with. Pavlovka
with. Pelagievka
with. Translators
with. Pershotravnevoe
with. Pokrovskoye
with. Porskalevka
with. Princevo
with. Hurt
with. Raevka
with. Rimigi
with. Romance
with. Sagaidak
with. Salimov
with. Samara
with. Sosnovka
with. Sulyms

with. Tishchenka
with. Thick
with. Fedunka
with. Harenki
with. Khvalki
with. Khvoshchevo
with. Hodosiha
with. Khristievka
with. Handguards
with. Chernobai
with. Chernyshevka
with. Sharlaevka
with. Shafranovka
with. Shvadrony
town Shyshaki
with. Yakovenshchina-Gorovaya
with. Yaresky

Liquidated settlements ^[5]

with. Little Hursy

Policy

Economy

Transportation

Culture

Attractions

Bibliography

Links

Registration card of the district on the website of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (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)

[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)