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Geographical position

• Located 9 km from the center of the village council with. Bosovka .
• The area of ​​the settlement is 124 ha.

• In 1900, 989 residents (496 men and 493 women) lived in the village, there were 143 yards and 1,022 tithes of land.
• During the famine ( 1932-1933 ), about 100 people died in the village.
• The population is 126 people, houses - 96.

Administrative Division

• The village of Tolstye Rogi is part of the Bosovsky village council of Lysyansky district of Cherkasy region.

• In 1864, the village of Tolstye Rogi belonged to representatives of the Polish family - Count Branicki .
• Lavrenty Pokhilevich in his “Tale of the Populated Areas of the Kiev Province” ( 1864 ) writes: “The village of Tolstye Rogi, which constitutes one parish with Grapes, lies 1 1/2 versts east of it. Residents of both sexes 766. Both in the town and in the village live a lot of Polish Orthodox gentry (550 souls of both sexes), on a mandatory relationship to the landowner, determined by the arbitrariness of the latter. Church in Troitskaya, wooden, 4th class; land has 90 acres. It is not known when it was built. "

• In 1900, 7 windmills and a spare bread shop worked in the village.
• During the years of collectivization, the Chervoniy Lan collective farm was formed, which was later combined with the collective farm named after M. M. Litvinov ( Bosovka village).
• Currently, the lands of the Bosovsky village council are rented by the Urozhai non-state pension fund and Privat-Agro-Cherkassy.

• Currently, a feldsher-midwife station operates in the village.

• In 1900, a literacy school operated in the village.

• Country Club.

Holidays

• 07.07 - Ivan Kupala
• Last week of February - Seeing off winter, village day
• January 1-7 - New Year and Christmas holidays

• In 1900, the Orthodox Trinity Church, a wooden one, of the 4th class, with land of 90 acres , functioned.

• Official portal of Lysyansky district council
• Tolstoy Rog on the website of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine