Zhytomyr region

The territory of the district occupies 144,143 hectares, which is 4.8% of the territory of the region (7th place among districts). The area is located in two natural areas . The southern part belongs to the forest-steppe , and the northern - to the zone of mixed forests ( Polesye ).

The district borders with Pulinsky , Chernyakhovsky , Korostyshevsky , Andrushevsky , Berdichevsky , Chudnovsky and Romanovsky districts of Zhytomyr region, as well as with the city of Zhitomir (which is not part of the Zhytomyr district, although it is its administrative center).

The main rivers are the Grouse , the Gnilyopyat , the Guiva , the Kodnyanka, and the Bobrovka , the Viva, the Deep, the Kamenka, the Koshcha , the Forest, the Rivets, the Sheika.

The length of the river. Grouse within the district - 43.9 km, p. Guiva - 20.0 km, p. Rotten - 18.2 km, p. Kodnyanka - 20.7 km. On these 4 rivers reservoirs are located. The largest of them is vdr. Shut-off, located on the river. Grouse near with. Grouse .

From the moment of its foundation ( 1928 ), the district was called Troyanovsky, the center of which was the village of Troyanov (now this village of Troyanov). In 1939 , the district was renamed Zhytomyr.

In the early 60s, it was reorganized - the territory and settlements are transferred mainly to Korostyshevsky territorial administration, the rest - to Berdichev. On August 4, 1965 , by the Decree of the Presidium of the Verkhovna Rada of the Ukrainian SSR , the Zhytomyr Region was again restored with the administrative and cultural center in the city of Zhytomyr.

The population of the district is 66.9 thousand people (2nd place among districts, data for 2005 ), including about 11 thousand living in urban areas. In total there are 90 settlements.

Number of tips:

• settlement - 1
• rural - 20
• OTG -2

Number of settlements:

• urban settlements - 3
• villages - 87

An alphabetical list of localities is at the bottom of the page.

• Novoguyvinsky village council
  • town Guyva ( ukr. Guyva )
  • town Novoguyvinskoe ( ukr. Novoguyvinske )
  • town Ozernoe ( ukr. Ozerne )
• Berezovsky village council
  • with. Berezovka ( ukr. Berezivka )
  • with. Bogdanovka ( Ukrainian Bogdanivka )
  • with. Dubovets ( Ukrainian Dubovets )
  • with. Cheremoshnoe ( ukr. Cheremoshna )
• Bukovsky village council
  • with. Buki ( Ukrainian Buki )
  • with. New Rudnya ( Ukrainian. Nova Rudnya )
  • with. Rudyenka (in Ukrainian. Rudyenka )
  • with. Trigorye ( Ukrainian. Trigіr'ya )
• Vasilevsky Village Council
  • with. Bolyarka ( ukr. Bolyarka )
  • with. Vasylivka ( ukr. Vasylivka )
  • with. Musievka ( ukr. Musiyivka )
  • with. New Vasilevka ( ukr. Nova Vasilevka )
  • with. Rudkivka ( Ukrainian Rudkivka )
• Veresovsky Village Council
  • with. Veresy (in Ukrainian. Veresi )
• Vertokiievskiy village council
  • with. Vertokiyevka ( ukr. Vertokiivka )
  • with. Gorodishche ( ukr. Gorodishche )
  • with. Ivankivtsi ( Ukrainian Ivankіvtsі )
• Vysokopechsky village council
  • with. High Furnace (in Ukrainian. Visoka Pich )
  • with. Pokostovka ( Ukrainian Pokostika )
  • with. Rudnya Mail ( ukr. Rudnya Poshta )
  • with. Starosheika ( ukr. Staroshyka )
• Glubochansky Village Council
  • with. Deep trough (in Ukrainian. Glibochok )
  • with. Steep ( Ukr. Kruta )
• Glubochitsky Village Council
  • with. Berezina ( Ukrainian Berezina )
  • with. Glubochitsa ( ukr. Glibochytsya )
  • with. Gadzinka ( Ukrainian Gadzinka )
  • with. New Benefit ( Ukrainian. Nova Vigoda )
• Golovenkovsky Village Council
  • with. Golovenko ( Ukrainian Golovenka )
  • with. Zaliznia ( Ukrainian. Zalіznya )
• Denishevsky village council
  • with. Denishi ( ukr. Denishі )
  • with. Mikhaylovka ( Ukrainian Mikhailevka )
  • with. Ulyanovka ( Ukrainian. Ulyanovka )
• Zamozna Village Council
  • Zamozhnoe ( ukr. Zamozhnie )
• Zarechansky village council
  • with. Zarechany ( Ukrainian. Zarichany )
• Ivanovo Village Council
  • with. Barashevka ( Ukrainian Barashіvka )
  • with. Bondarci ( ukr. Bondarci )
  • with. Davydovka ( ukr. Davidivka )
  • with. Ivanovka ( Ukrainian. Ivanovka )
• Kamensky village council
  • with. Dolzhik ( Ukrainian Dovzhik )
  • with. Kamenka ( ukr. Kam'yanka )
  • with. Novoselitsa ( ukr. Novoselitsya )
  • with. Solar ( Ukrainian Sonyachne )
• Kodnyansky village council
  • with. Kodnya ( Ukrainian. Kodnya )
• Korchak village council
  • with. Katerinovka ( ukr. Katerinivka )
  • with. Korchak ( ukr. Korchak )
  • with. Pervyavka ( ukr. Pervyavka )
• Levkovsky Village Council
  • with. Kalinovka ( Ukrainian. Kalinivka )
  • with. Kletchin ( ukr. Klіtchin )
  • with. Levkov ( Ukrainian Levkiv )
• Leschinsky Village Council
  • with. Leshchin ( Ukrainian Lishchin )
  • with. Tarasivka ( Ukrainian Tarasivka )
• Lukovsky Village Council
  • c. Vertex ( Ukrainian Vertex )
  • c. Luka (in Ukrainian. Luka )
  • c. Mlynyshche ( Ukrainian Mlinische )
• Mirolyubovo village council
  • c. Leonovka ( ukr. Leonivka )
  • c. Mirolyubovka ( Ukrainian Mirolyubivka )
  • c. Chervony Stepok (in Ukrainian. Chervony Stepok )
• Ozeryankovsky village council
  • c. Ozeryanka ( ukr. Ozeryanka )
  • c. Pavlenkovka ( Ukrainian Pavlenkivka )
  • c. Horns ( ukr. Ruzhki )
• Olievsky village council
  • c. Olievka ( Ukrainian. Olivka )
  • c. Peschanka ( ukr. Pіshanka )
  • c. Svityn ( Ukrainian Svitin )
• Peskovsky Village Council
  • c. Sands ( ukr. Pіski )
  • c. Clowns ( Ukrainian. Clowns )
• Rudne-Gorodishchensky Village Council
  • c. Guy ( Ukr. Guy )
  • c. Razdolnoye ( Ukrainian. Rozdolne )
  • c. Rudnya-Gorodishche ( ukr. Rudnya-Gorodishche )
  • c. Sosnovka ( Ukrainian Sosnivka )
• Sadkovsky Village Council
  • c. Benefit (in Ukrainian Vigoda )
  • c. Caddies ( Ukrainian Caddies )
• Singurov Village Council
  • c. Cherry ( Ukrainian Vishneve )
  • c. Volitsa ( ukr. Volitsya )
  • c. Palace ( ukr. Dvіrets )
  • c. Yarn , in the folk - Pryazhevo (in Ukrainian. Pryazhiv )
  • c. Singhury ( Ukrainian Singuri )
• Stanishovsky village council
  • c. Bystri ( ukr. Bistri )
  • c. Sloboda-Selets ( ukr. Sloboda-Selets )
  • c. Stanishovka ( ukr. Stanishevka )
• Teterevsky village council
  • c. Teterevka ( Ukrainian. Teterіvka )
• Troyanovsky village council
  • c. Stavetskoye (in Ukrainian. Stavecke )
  • c. Troyanov ( Ukrainian Troyaniv )
• Turovets Village Council
  • c. Grabovka ( ukr. Grabіvka )
  • c. Krinichki (the process of renaming to Buymir ) ( ukr. Krinichki / Buymir )
  • c. Lesovshchina ( Ukrainian. Lіsіvschina )
  • c. Moshkovka ( ukr. Moshkivka )
  • c. Turovets ( ukr. Turovets )

Liquidated settlements

• Buda is a village belonging to the Vysokopechsky village council. United with the village Zamozhne in the 1980s. Coordinates:
• Berezino is a liquidated village belonging to the Mirolyubovsky village council. The population of the village in 1989 was approx. 170 people Date of removal of the village from the register is unknown (approx. Late 1990s). Coordinates:

The highest local government body of the district is the Zhytomyr regional state administration. Other local governments are 1 village and 30 village councils.

62 deputies were elected to the district council, 507 to local councils.

The main transport hub is located in Zhytomyr , where the railways and highways intersect.

Railways

The railway junction of the district belongs to the Korosten Directorate of the South-Western Railway and has five directions: Korosten , Korostyshev , Fastov , Berdichev , Novograd-Volynsky . The density of railways is 71 km / thousand m ² . Located in the district

• railway stations: Zhytomyr, Bogunsky, Dubovets, Kodnya, Pryazhev (formerly Pryazhevo), Stanishovka;
• railway stopping points: Bystra, Veresy, 82 km, Gadzinka, Kroshnya, Leshchin, Novaya Bystra, Novaya Prigoda, Svytyn, Start.

Roads

On the territory of the district are:

• 2 international highways of national importance

M-06 ( Kiev - Chop , through Zhytomyr, Rivne , Lviv , Uzhgorod ), part of the European route E 40 ;

M-21 , previously R 10 (Zhytomyr - Mogilyov-Podolsky , through Vinnitsa ), part of the European route E 583 ;

• 1 national highway of national importance

H-03 , previously M 20 (Zhytomyr - Chernivtsi , through Khmelnitsky );

• 2 regional roads of national importance

Р-18 , earlier T 0601, Р 34 (Zhytomyr - Stavische );

Р-28 , earlier Р 10 (Zhytomyr is a checkpoint through the “ Speakers ” state border);

• 2 territorial roads of local importance

T 0601, earlier T 0603 ( High Furnace - Dubrovka , through Baranovka );

T 0614 ( Glubochitsa - Stanishovka , East Highway of Zhytomyr Bypass Road).

The total length of roads in the district is 492 km, of which with hard surface is 346.8 km.

• Site of Zhytomyr district state administration (ukr.)
• Site of Zhytomyr District Council (ukr.)
• Information on the website of the Zhytomyr Regional State Administration (ukr.)
• Registration card of Zhytomyr region on the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine website (ukr.)