Bolgradsky district ( Ukrainian: Bolgradsky district ) is an administrative unit in the south of Odessa region of Ukraine . The administrative center is the city of Bolgrad .
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| A country | Ukraine | ||||
| Included in | Odessa region | ||||
| Adm. center | Bolgrad | ||||
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| Date of formation | 1940 | ||||
| Square | 1,364 kmΒ² | ||||
| Timezone | EET ( UTC + 2 , summer UTC + 3 ) | ||||
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| Population | 68 325 [1] people ( 2017 ) | ||||
| Nationalities | Bulgarians , Gagauz , Russians , Ukrainians , Albanians , Moldavians [2] | ||||
| official languages | Bulgarian, Russian, Ukrainian, Gagauz, Albanian | ||||
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Geography
The water fund of the Bolgradsky district is 5167 ha. The area of ββLake Yalpug in the district is 3854 ha. The lake is the only source of drinking water for the city of Bolgrad . There are 20 ponds and 5 reservoirs in the district. 4 small rivers flow through the district: Yalpug , Bolshoi Kotlabukh , Maly Kotlabukh and Tashbunar . The total length of small rivers and streams in the district is 378 km. To ensure the household and drinking needs of the population in the region there are 49 artesian wells , 241 public mine wells and 11 captures.
History
Population and national composition
The population of the district is 74,871 people, of which the urban population is 17,010, the rural population is 57,869.
The bulk of the population are Bulgarians.
Gagauz villages: Vinogradovka , Aleksandrovka , Dmitrovka .
Russian village: Kosa
Albanian village: Karakurt
According to the 2001 census of Ukraine, the distribution of the population by mother tongue was as follows (in% of the total population):
In the Bolgradsky district: Ukrainian - 4.87%; Russian - 16.32%; Belarusian - 0.08%; Bulgarian - 57.55%; Armenian - 0.09%; Gagauzian - 17.79%; Moldavian - 0.96%; German - 0.01%; Polish - 0.01%; gypsy - 0.17%; Romanian - 0.01%.
Administrative device
Number of Tips:
- urban - 1
- rural - 18
Number of settlements:
- cities - 1
- village - 21
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Policy
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Notes
- β Number of population (per estimate) for 1 grass 2017 year // Head of Statistics Department in Odessa Oblast
- β All-Ukrainian Population Census 2001 | Russian version | Results | The main results of the census | National composition of the population | Odessa region: