Lebedinsky district

Lebedinsky district
	area
Lebedinsky district
	ukr Lebedinsky district
A country	Ukraine
Enters into	Sumy region
Adm Centre	Lebedin
History and geography
Date of education	1923
Square	1,542 km²
Timezone	EET ( UTC + 2 , in summer UTC + 3 )
Population
Population	19,490 people ( 2017 )
Official language	Ukrainian
Digital identifiers
Telephone code	+380 5445
Zip Codes	42200
Koatuu	5922900000 all codes

Lebedinsky district ( Ukrainian. Lebedinsky district ) - administrative and territorial entity in the Sumy region of Ukraine .

Content

Geographical position

Lebedinsky district is located in the south of Sumy region of Ukraine . Sumy , Belopolsky , Nedrigaylovsky , Lipovodolinsky , Trostyanetsky , Ahtyrsky districts of Sumy region and Gadyachsky district of Poltava region adjoin with him.

The administrative center of the district is the city of Lebedin , which is not part of the district.

The rivers Psel , Olshanka , Grun , Legan , Revki , Lozovaya , Budlyk flow through the region.

Population

In 1980, the population of the district was 72.5 thousand people ^[2] .

According to the 2001 All-Ukrainian Population Census , the population was 27,868 people.

As of January 1, 2013, the population of the city was 21,080 people ^[3] .

History

As an administrative-territorial unit, the Lebedinsky district was created in 1923 on the basis of the Lebedinsky district of the Kharkov province , in February 1932 the district became part of the Kharkov region, after the establishment on January 10, 1939 of the Sumy region the area became part of the Sumy region.

In 1957 the Shtepovsky District became part of the Lebedinsky District.

Administrative Device

District includes ^[4] :

Rural Councils : 23

Towns : 4
Village : 125

Local Tips ^[5]

Bishkin Village Council
Borovenkovsky village council
Budil Village Council
Vasilevsky Village Council
Velikovystoropsky village council
Vorozhbyan village council
Garbuzovsky Village Council
Golubovsky village council
Grintsevo Village Council
Kaluzhna village council
Kamensky village council
Katerinovskiy village council

Kurgan village council
Malovistoropsky village council
Mezhirichsky village council
Mikhailovsky Village Council
Moscow-Bobrik Village Council
Pavlenkovsky Village Council
Podoprigorovsky village council
Pristaylovsky Village Council
Ryabushkovsky Village Council
Chervlenovskiy village council
Shtepovsky village council

Locations ^[6]

with. Aleksandrovka
with. Alekseyevka
with. Bayrak
with. Barabashovka
with. Bass
with. Berezov Yar
with. Bishkin
with. Bobrovo
with. Boikie
with. Bovenka
with. Budilka
with. Bukaty
with. Drilling
with. Rolls
with. Vasilevka
with. Great Luke
with. Great Vistorop
with. Vertex
with. Leads
with. Divination
with. Galushka
with. Gamaliyevka
with. Garbari
with. Garbuzovka
with. Golubovka
with. Slides
with. Grabs
with. Gramino
with. Grintsevo
with. Gritsiny
with. Grun
with. Pear
with. Gudymovka

with. Gutnitsky
with. Datsenkovka
with. Degtiari
with. Derkachi
with. Dmitrovka
with. Dremughi
with. Friendly
with. Zabuhi
pos. Zaliznichnoe
with. Green Guy
with. Kalyuzhne
with. Stone
with. Caravan
with. Katerinovka
with. Kerdylevschina
with. Klyuchinovka
with. Kolomiytsy
with. Korchany
with. Kostev
with. Kulik
with. Kulichka
with. Mound
with. Kurilovka
with. Lifino
with. Lobodovschina
with. Lozovo-Pear
with. Lyashki
with. Maydaki
with. Little Vistorop
with. Little ones
with. Martynians
with. Marusenkovo
with. Mezhirich

with. Peace
pos. Peace
with. Mironov
with. Mikhaylovka
with. Moscow Bobrik
pos. Novopetrovka
with. Novoselovka
with. Novoselskoye
with. Ovdian
with. Olshanka
with. Ostrobury
with. Pavlenkovo
with. Padalki
with. Panchenki
with. Parfil
with. Patriotovka
with. Pashkino
with. Pereleski
pos. Pershotravnevoe
with. Peskovka
with. Pivnichnoe
with. Pletnevo
with. Podprigory
with. Subless
with. Markups
with. Pristaylovo
with. Protopopovschina
with. Radchuki
with. Revki
with. Ore
with. Fritters
with. Savenki
with. Selishche

with. Semyonovka
with. Serobabino
with. Lilacs
with. Sloboda
with. Sofiyivka
with. Staronovo
with. Steamer
with. Steppe
with. Steppe
with. Mortars
with. Supruny
with. Sytniki
with. Topchii
with. Triguba
with. Fedorki
with. Filonovschina
with. Kharchenky
with. Hilkovo
with. Scarlet
with. Chervone
with. Cheremukhovka
with. Chernetskoe
with. Chernyshki
with. Chizhov
with. Shevchenkovo
with. Shtebovka
with. Shumila
with. Bristles
with. Yaroshi
with. Maple

Liquidated settlements ^[7]

with. Top
with. Gatka
with. Beds
with. Ishchenko
with. Kosenki

with. Krinichki
with. Cool
with. Kurds
with. Forest
with. Dairy

with. Petrenkovo
with. Savonyha
with. Semirotovka
with. Sklira
with. Timothy
with. Shiyan

Attractions

Hydrological sight of nature of national importance - " Shelekhovskoye lake ". Located 15 km from Lebedin, near the village. Mezhirich . It was formed in the ice age as a result of shifts of the earth's crust, the shores of the lake, surrounded by natural forest.
In Lebedinsky district there is a picturesque village of Tokari, located on the banks of the Psyol River, in which the Tokari sanatorium and a mineral water deposit are located.
Novotroitsk site of ancient settlement , remains of Seversky settlement of 8–9th centuries. near the village of Novotroitskoye.
In the village of Mikhaylovka on the mountain is a monument to Soviet soldiers, in different places of the mountains colored sands come to the surface in sections.

Famous People

Danilenko, Vladimir Andreevich - Ukrainian politician, deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine , first secretary of the Sumy Regional Committee of the Communist Party of Ukraine .
Rybalko, Pavel Semenovich - Marshal of Armored Forces , Commander of Tank and Combined Arms, twice Hero of the Soviet Union .
Savchenko, Maria Kharitonovna - twice Hero of Socialist Labor .
Sokolovsky, Alexander Ivanovich - biologist.

Literature

Lebedin // Great Soviet Encyclopedia. / ed., Ch. ed. B. A. Vvedensky. 2nd ed. Volume 24. M., State Scientific Publishing House "Big Soviet Encyclopedia", 1953. p. 383
History mіst і sіl Ukraїnskoi RSR. Sumska region. - K .: Head editorial URE AN URSR, 1967. - pp. 360—394

Links

Notes

↑ Number of population (for a net) on 1st of May 2017 // Head of statistics in Sumy region
↑ Lebedinsky district // Ukrainian Soviet Encyclopedia. Volume 6. Kiev, "Ukrainian Soviet Encyclopedia", 1981. p. 9
↑ The number of the apparent population of Ukraine on 1 September 2013. State Statistics Service of Ukraine. Kyiv, 2013. p.93
↑ 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 and nutrition of the administrative-territorial-territorial organization of Ukraine

[1] Number of population (for a net) on 1st of May 2017 // Head of statistics in Sumy region

[2] Lebedinsky district // Ukrainian Soviet Encyclopedia. Volume 6. Kiev, "Ukrainian Soviet Encyclopedia", 1981. p. 9

[3] The number of the apparent population of Ukraine on 1 September 2013. State Statistics Service of Ukraine. Kyiv, 2013. p.93

[rada-4] According to the registration card of the district on the website of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.

[5] Regions of Ukraine and a warehouse

[6] Warehouse of administrative and territorial singleness

[7] Regulatory and legal acts and nutrition of the administrative-territorial-territorial organization of Ukraine