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Kodymsky district

Kodymsky district ( Ukrainian: Kodimsky district ) is an administrative unit in the north of Odessa region of Ukraine . The administrative center is the city of Kodyma .

area
Kodymsky district
Kodimsky district
Flag [d]Coat of arms [d]
A countryUkraine
Included inOdessa region
Adm. centerKodyma
History and Geography
Date of formation1979
Area818 km²
TimezoneEET ( UTC + 2 , summer UTC + 3 )
Population
Population28 968 [1] people ( 2017 )
NationalitiesUkrainians , Russians , Moldavians , Belarusians [1]
DenominationsOrthodoxy [2]
Official languageUkrainian
Digital identifiers
Postal codes
Kodymsky district on the map

Content

  • 1 Geography
  • 2 population
  • 3 Administrative device
  • 4 Transport
  • 5 Attractions
  • 6 notes
  • 7 References

Geography

The area with an area of ​​81.8 thousand ha. It borders in the north with the Vinnytsia region, in the south with the Kotovsky district, in the east with the Baltic region, in the west with Moldova ( Transnistria ).

More than 20% of the area is forested areas, the main tree species is oak, ash, acacia, maple.

10 small rivers flow through the district: Kodyma - a tributary of the Southern Bug; Savranka, Honorovka - South Bug basin; Bilochi flows into the Dniester ; Meistrinka, Molokish, dry Molokish, Windows, Rybnitsa, Kuchurgan - the Dniester basin.


Population

The population of the district is 29350 people (data for 2010, the statistical department of the Kodym Central District Hospital), of which the urban population is 12 128, the rural - 22 660.

Administrative device

Number of Tips:

  • urban - 1
  • settlement - 1
  • rural - 17

Number of settlements:

  • cities - 1
  • urban-type settlements - 1
  • village - 24


Transport

The railway line Odessa-Kiev passes through the district, there is a response at the Slobodka station towards Moldova, the main passenger directions are Odessa, Kiev, local trains Odessa-Vapnyarka-Odessa, Vinnitsa-Odessa-Vinnitsa regularly go from local trains. International trains to Moscow, Chisinau.

A regional road network with a length of about 250 km opens up communication routes with neighboring areas: Kotovsky, Baltsky (Odessa region), Chechelnitsky, Peschansky (Vinnitsa region) and through a customs post in the village of Tymkovo, a border post near the village of Alekseevka - with Moldova


Attractions

Sloboda school. It was founded in 1900. Nearby is a monument to fallen soldiers.

Notes

  1. ↑ Number of population (per estimate) for 1 grass 2017 year // Head of Statistics Department in Odessa Oblast
  2. ↑ Religions in Ukraine Archived on February 8, 2009.

Links

  • The district registration card on the website of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (in Ukrainian)


Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kodymsky_rion&oldid=99488292


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