Romensky district

Romensky district
	area
Romensky district
	Ukrainian Romensky district
A country	Ukraine
Included in	Sumy region
Adm. Centre	Romny
History and Geography
Square	1 859 km²
Timezone	EET ( UTC + 2 , summer UTC + 3 )
Population
Population	32 669 people ( 2017 )
Official language	Ukrainian
Digital identifiers
Telephone code	+380 5448
Postal codes	42000
KOATUU	5924100000 all codes

Romensky district ( Ukrainian: Romensky district ) is an administrative-territorial entity in the Sumy region of Ukraine .

Content

Geographical position

Romny district is located in the south-west of the Sumy region of Ukraine . Konotopsky , Burynsky , Nedrigailovsky and Lipovodolinsky districts of Sumy region, Lokhvitsky district of Poltava region, Varvinsky , Srebnyansky and Talalaevsky Chernihiv regions are adjacent to it.

The administrative center of the district is the city (from 1096 ) Romny , which itself is not part of the district.

The rivers Sula , Romain , Bishkin , Khmelevka , Loknya , Olava , Artopolot flow through the district.

Population

The population of the district is 46 328 people ( 2001 ), in 1979 - 64 200 (without the city of Romny ).

History

The district was formed on March 7, 1923. By a decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of January 10, 1939, he was transferred from the Chernigov Region to the newly formed Sumy Region .

Administrative device

The area includes ^[2] :

Village tips : 32

Villages : 2
Village : 126

Local councils ^[3]

Anastasievsky village council
St. Andrew's Village Council
Andriyashevsky village council
Artyukhov village council
Basovskiy village council
Belovodsky Village Council
Beaver Village Council
Vasilevsky village council
Velikobubnovsky village council
Voloshnovsky village council
Galkovsky Village Council
Glinsky Village Council
Grishinsky Village Council
Dibrovsky village council
Zarudyan village council
Korzhevsky village council

Dolgopolovsky village council
Malobubnovsky village council
Nikolaev village council
Novogrebelsky village council
Perekopovsky village council
Perekrestovsky village council
Plavinischensky village council
Pogozhekrinitsky village council
Pustovoitovsky village council
Repchan Village Council
Roginsky Village Council
Smelovsky village council
Sulimovsky village council
Khmelevsky village council
Khomintsevsky village council
Yaroshovsky village council

Settlements ^[4]

with. Avramenkovo
with. Akimovichi
with. Alekseevka
with. Anastasievka
with. Andreevka
with. Andriyashevka
with. Artyukhovka
with. Basovka
with. Batsman
with. Belovod
pos. Belovodskoe
with. Messless
with. Beaver
with. Boykovo
with. Borozenka
with. Brotherly
with. Bourbino
with. Vasilevka
with. Vedmierzhye
with. Great Butovka
with. Great Tambourines
with. Great Booths
with. Great
with. Merry Steppe
with. Vladimirovka
with. Volkovtsy
with. Voloshnovka
with. Waxed
with. Looser
with. Gavrilovka
with. Gai
with. Galenkovo

with. Jackdaw
with. Gerasimovka
with. Glinsk
with. Drumstick
with. Mountain
with. Gubskoye
with. Gudym
with. Mirror
pos. Dibrova
with. Dolgopolovka
with. Club
with. Zhitnoe
with. Zagrebel
with. Check in
with. Bastard
with. Zakubanka
with. Zalatikha
with. Zalutskoye
with. District
with. Zarube
with. Zelenovschina
with. Zinovo
with. Zyuzuki
with. Kalinovka
with. Kashpurs
with. Konovalov
with. Kononenkovo
with. Cakes
with. Kingdom
with. Kosarevshchina
with. Krapivintsy
with. Khreshchatyk

with. Kuzmenkovo
with. Levondovka
with. Levchenko
with. Leskovshchina
with. Loknya
with. Lukashovo
with. Lutsenko
with. Small
with. Small Tambourines
with. Malaria
with. Markovskoe
with. Matlakhovo
with. Millers
with. Mokievka
with. Moskalevka
with. Moscow region
with. Nenadievka
with. Nikolaevka
with. Nikolaevskoe
with. New Rowing
with. Novitskoe
with. Novokalinovka
with. Novopetrovka
with. Ovlashy
with. Perekopovka
with. Crossroads
with. Sands
with. Floating
with. Pluzhnikovo
with. Fine Krinitsa
with. Cellars
with. Popovka

with. Popovschina
with. Posad
with. Pravdyuki
with. Empty truck
with. Pshonchino
with. Turnips
with. Rogintsy
with. Savoy
with. Garden
with. Salogubovka
with. Sahan
with. Secularism
with. Senenkovo
with. Creaked
with. Bold
with. Stepurino
with. Sulima
with. Surmachevka
with. Fedotovo
with. Khmelev
with. Refrigerator
with. Khomintsy
with. Cheberyaki
with. Chervonogvardeyskoe
with. Chervonoe
with. Chizhikovo
with. Clean
with. Shilovskoe
with. Noisy
with. Yakovenkovo
with. Yarmolintsy
with. Yaroshovka

Eliminated Settlements ^[5]

with. Wileck
with. Zarudnevka
with. Kasyanovo

with. Krinichki
with. Pershotravnoe
with. Rosumakovo

with. Soloduhi
with. Tarasovka
with. Cold

Famous People

Born in the area

Adamenko Ivan Mikhailovich (1922-2003) - veteran of the Great Patriotic War , retired colonel.
Yaremenko, Vasily Sergeevich (1895-1976) - theater and film actor, People's Artist of the USSR (1954)
Makarenko, Nikolai Emelyanovich (1877-1938) - Russian archaeologist, was born in the village of Moskalevka.
Chagovets, Vasily Yuryevich (1873-1941) - Ukrainian Soviet physiologist, full member of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR.

Links

Literature

History of cities and villages of the Ukrainian SSR. Sumy region. - p. 458-501

Notes

↑ Number of population (per estimate) per 1 birch tree 2017 year // Head of statistics department in Sumy 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
↑ Regulatory acts of the administrative and administrative structure of Ukraine

[1] Number of population (per estimate) per 1 birch tree 2017 year // Head of statistics department in Sumy 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] Regulatory acts of the administrative and administrative structure of Ukraine