Borshchevsky district

Borshchevsky district
	area
Borshchevsky district
	Borshchivs'kyi district
A country	Ukraine
Included in	Ternopil region
Adm. Centre	Borshchev
Head of the district state administration	Lyudmila Vladimirovna Yuzkiv
History and Geography
Date of formation	1940
Square	1,006 km² (3rd place )
Timezone	EET ( UTC + 2 , summer UTC + 3 )
Population
Population	66 909 people ( 2017 )
Official language	Ukrainian
KOATUU	6120800000 all codes

Borshchevsky district ( Ukrainian: Borshchivsky district ) - an administrative unit in the southeast of the Ternopil region of Ukraine .

Zbruch River in the Borschevsky District

The administrative center is the city of Borshchev .

Content

Geographical position

The district borders on the north with the Chortkovsky district of the Ternopil region , in the south with the Zastavnovsky and Khotinsky districts of the Chernivtsi region , in the west with the Zaleshchytsky district of the Ternopil region, in the east with the Chemerovetsky and Kamenetz-Podolsky districts of the Khmelnytsky region .

Area 1006 km² (3rd among districts).

The main rivers are the Dniester , Dzvina , Drapanka , Zbruch , Mlinka , Nichlava , Olkhovets , Olkhovy Potok , Seret , Khromovaya , Gypsy .

History

The district was founded in 1940 .

Demographics

The population of the district is 75 358 people (2nd place among the districts; data from 2006 ), including 19 621 people living in urban areas, 55 737 in rural areas.

Administrative device

The area includes ^[2] :

City councils : 1
Village tips : 2
Village tips : 42

Cities : 1
Urban-type villages : 2
Village : 70

Local councils ^[3]

Borshchevsky city council
Mill-Podilsky village council
Skala-Podilsky village council
Aleksinsky Village Council
Babinetsky village council
Bilche-Zolotetskiy village council
Burdyakovsky village council
Verkhnyakovsky Village Council
Volkovets Village Council
Vygodsky Village Council
Vysican Village Council
Germakovsky village council
Glubokhetsky village council
Goroshovsky village council
Gushtyn village council
Dzvinyachsky village council
Dniester village council
Zilina Village Council
Zalessky Village Council
Zbruchansky Village Council
Ivankovo village council
Ivano-Pustensky Village Council
Korolevsky village council

Krivchensky village council
Kudrinetsky village council
Lanovetsky village council
Losyak Village Council
Mushkatovsky village council
Nivryansk village council
Ozeryansky village council
Olkhovetsky village council
Panovetsky Village Council
Pilatkovsky village council
Pilipchensky village council
Pishchatinsky village council
Sapogovsky village council
Skovyatinsky Village Council
Strelkovets Village Council
Turilchensky village council
Urozhaynovsky village council
Ustyensky village council
Khudykovsky village council
Gypsy village council
Shershenevsky village council
Shupar Village Council

Settlements ^[4]

with. Aleksintsy
with. Babin
with. Belovtsy
with. Berezhanka
with. Bilche Gold
Borshchev
with. Boryshkovtsi
with. Burdyakovtsy
with. Recruitment
with. Verkhnyakivtsi
with. Volkovtsy
with. Benefit
with. Vysychka
with. Germakovka
with. Golubochok
with. Goroshova
with. Grabovtsy
with. Gushtinka
with. Gushtyn

with. Dzvenigorod
with. Dzvinyachka
with. Dniester
with. Dubovka
with. Zhilintsy
with. Zavalie
with. The forest
with. Zucchule
with. Zbrig
with. Zbruchanskoe
with. Green
with. Ivan Pust
with. Ivankov
with. Kozaccina
with. Constance
with. Queen
with. Krivche
with. Kudrintsy
with. Lanovtsy

with. Latkivtsi
with. Losyach
village of Mill-Podolskaya
with. Mikhaylovka
with. Mikhalkov
with. The monastery
with. Mushkarov
with. Muscat
with. Nivra
with. Ozeryany
with. Trenches
with. Olkhovec
with. Panovtsy
with. Pilatkivtsi
with. Pilipce
with. Pischatins
with. File
with. Boots
village Skala-Podolskaya

with. Skovyatin
with. Slobodka-Mushkatovskaya
with. Riflemen
with. Trinity
with. Trubchin
with. Tulin
with. Turilche
with. Harvest
with. Mouth
with. Khudiyevtsy
with. Khudykivtsi
with. Gypsies
with. Shershenevka
with. Shishkivtsi
with. Shuparka
with. Yuryampol

Economics

Transport

Culture

Attractions

Vysichka village
17th century castle .
Village Zbruchanskoe
The Nikolaev church of the XIV century is the oldest church in the Ternopil region.
Village Korolevka
The Optimistic Cave is the longest gypsum cave in the world.
Krivche village
Crystal Cave - a cave equipped for tourist viewing.
17th century castle .
Kudrintsy village
17th century castle .
village Skala-Podolskaya
The castle of 1538 .
Village Bilche-Zolotoye
The Paleolithic settlement ( Verteba cave), whose mitochondrial haplogroup U5a1a was found in an inhabitant of the Bronze Age ^[5] , mitochondrial haplogroups pre-HV , HV or V (2 samples), H (2 samples) were found in seven individuals of the Tripoli culture , J and T4 ^[6] . Four Y-chromosome haplogroups G2a (three carriers G2a2b2a and one G2a) were identified in four Trypillians from Verteba cave, and one Y-chromosome haplogroup E was identified ^[7] .

Famous People

She was born in the village of Belovtsy, and Dolinyuk was buried in the village of Boryshkovtsy , Evgenia Alekseevna - twice Hero of Socialist Labor .

Links

Borshchevsky District Council (Russian)
Information on the website of the regional administration (Russian)

Notes

↑ Number of population (per estimate) per 1 birch tree 2017 year // Head of statistics department in Ternopil region
↑ 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
↑ Nikitin A. et al. (2011) Bioarchaeological Analysis of Bronze Age Human Remains from the Podillya Region of Ukraine, Interdisciplinaria archaeologica: Natural Sciences in Archeology, vol. 2, no.1 (2011), pp. 9-14.
↑ Nikitin AG et al. (2010) Comprehensive site chronology and ancient Mitochondrial DNA analysis from Verteba cave - a trypillian culture site of eneolithic Ukraine
↑ Iain Mathieson et al. The Genomic History Of Southeastern Europe , 2017

[1] Number of population (per estimate) per 1 birch tree 2017 year // Head of statistics department in Ternopil region

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

[3] Regions of Ukraine and warehouse

[4] Warehouse of administrative and territorial units

[5] Nikitin A. et al. (2011) Bioarchaeological Analysis of Bronze Age Human Remains from the Podillya Region of Ukraine, Interdisciplinaria archaeologica: Natural Sciences in Archeology, vol. 2, no.1 (2011), pp. 9-14.

[6] Nikitin AG et al. (2010) Comprehensive site chronology and ancient Mitochondrial DNA analysis from Verteba cave - a trypillian culture site of eneolithic Ukraine

[IainM-7] Iain Mathieson et al. The Genomic History Of Southeastern Europe , 2017