Lipovodolinsky district

Lipovodolinsky district
	area
Lipovodolinsky district
	Ukrainian Lipovodolinsky district
A country	Ukraine
Included in	Sumy region
Adm. Centre	Linden Valley
History and Geography
Date of formation
Square	881.6 km²
Timezone	EET ( UTC + 2 , summer UTC + 3 )
Population
Population	18 550 people ( 2017 )
Official language	Ukrainian
Digital identifiers
Telephone code	+380 5452
Postal codes	42500
KOATUU	5923200000 all codes

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

Geographical position

Lipovodolinsky district is located in the south of Sumy region of Ukraine . The Lebedinsky , Nedrigailovsky , Romny districts of Sumy region, Lokhvytsky and Gadyachsky districts of Poltava region are adjacent to it.

The administrative center of the district is the village of Lipovaya Dolina (from the 60s of the XX century).

The Khorol , Grun , Lozova , and Olshana rivers flow through the district.

Population

The population of the district is 23,498 ( 2001 ), including 5,448 urban and 18,150 rural. In 1979, the district's population was 28.8 thousand people.

History

The territory of the district was inhabited by approximately 15 thousand. years ago. This is evidenced by the remains of material culture found in excavated burial grounds. On the territory of the region, a Neolithic settlement was discovered near the village of Ivanovka and a settlement of northerners near Kapustintsy.
1647 - the first mention of the village of Lipova Dolina.
1764 - Catherine II presented the Linden Valley to the hetman of Ukraine Kirill Rozumovsky .
1923 - Linden Valley became the district center of the Romny district.
1935 - Linden Valley became the district center of the Kharkov region.
1939 - Linden Valley became the district center of Sumy region.

Administrative device

The area includes ^[2] :

Village tips : 1
Village tips : 18

Urban-type villages : 1
Villages : 1
Village : 68

Local councils ^[3]

Lipovodolinsky village council
Bayrak Village Council
Beevsky village council
Berestovsky village council
Kalinin Village Council
Kapustinsky Village Council
Kimlichansky village council
Kolyadinetsky village council
Luchkovsky village council
Moscow Village Council

Panasovsky village council
Podolkovsky Village Council
Substitute Village Council
Rusanovsky village council
Saevsky Village Council
Semenovsky Village Council
Sinevsky village council
Yaganovsky village council
Yasnopolshchinsky village council

Settlements ^[4]

with. Antonenkovo
with. Arshuki
with. Bayrak
with. Beevo
with. Berestovka
with. Bugaevka
with. Bukhalovo
with. Great Luke
with. Great Forest
with. Merry Valley (Podolkovsky Village Council)
with. Vesyolaya Dolina (Moscow Village Council)
with. Fun
with. Volkovo
with. Voropai
with. Galaivets
with. Pigeons
with. Robbery
with. Greeks
with. Grishki
with. Long Luke
with. Dolzhik
with. Ivanovka
pos. Dry Grun

with. Kapustinians
with. Carpets
with. Kimlichka
with. Clues
with. Wheelchairs
with. Kolomiytseva Valley
with. Kolyadinets
with. Kostyany
with. Kotsupievka
with. Kuplevakh
with. Souls
village Linden Valley
with. Lipovka
with. Lipovskoe
with. Luchka
with. Makeevskoe
with. Maryanovka
with. Melnikovo (Beevsky Village Council)
with. Melnikovo (Podstavsky Village Council)
with. Moscow
with. Non-gear
with. Novosemenovka
with. Oleschenkovo

with. Panasovka
with. Beater
with. Lapels
with. Coasters
with. Flood
with. Rudoman
with. Rusanovka
with. Sai
with. Semenovka
with. Blue
with. Sloboda
with. Stolyarovo
with. Styagailovka
with. Tarasenki
with. Tolstoy
with. Khomenkovo
with. Chervona Valley
with. Wormhorn
with. Cirvino
with. Yaganivka
with. Yalo Trench
with. Yasnopolshchina

Eliminated Settlements ^[5]

with. Kotsupieva Steppe
with. Peremoga

with. Rubanovo
with. Sidorenkovo

with. Shatravino
with. Shmatkovo

Links

Literature

History of cities and villages of the Ukrainian SSR. Sumy region. - pp. 395–405

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 territorial administration of Ukraine (inaccessible link)

[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 territorial administration of Ukraine (inaccessible link)