Mukachevo Raion

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Mukachevo Raion
Мукачівський район
Flag of Mukacheve raion.svg
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Coordinates: 48°28′11.61″N22°45′46.36″E / 48.4698917°N 22.7628778°E / 48.4698917; 22.7628778
Country Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine
Oblast Flag of Zakarpattia Oblast.svg  Zakarpattia Oblast
Established9 November 1953
Admin. center Mukachevo
Subdivisions 13 hromadas
Government
  GovernorIvan Mihailo
Area
[1]
  Total2,054 km2 (793 sq mi)
Population
 (2022) [2]
  Total251,145
  Density120/km2 (320/sq mi)
Time zone UTC+02:00 (EET)
  Summer (DST) UTC+03:00 (EEST)
Postal index
89620—89677
Area code +380-3131
Website mukachevo-rada.gov.ua

Mukachevo Raion (Ukrainian : Мукачівський район, Hungarian : Munkácsi járás) is a raion (district) of Zakarpattia Oblast (province) of Ukraine. Mukachevo is the administrative center of the raion. Its population is 251,145 (2022 estimate). [2]

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On 18 July 2020, as part of the administrative reform of Ukraine, the number of raions of Zakarpattia Oblast was reduced to six, and the area of Mukachevo Raion was significantly expanded. [3] [4] The January 2020 estimate of the raion population was 99,518(2020 est.). [5]

There are several alternative names used for this raion: Hungarian : Munkácsi járás, German : Rajon Mukatschewe, Russian : Мукачевский район, Slovak : Mukačevský rajón.

Residents in seven villages of the raion have the option to learn the Hungarian language in a school or home school environment. [6]

Urban-type settlements

NameUkrainianHungarianPopulation
Kolchyno КольчиноKölcsény4,407
Chynadiiovo ЧинадійовоSzentmiklós6,823

Villages

Name Ukrainian Hungarian Population
Babychi Бабичі Bábakút 962
Barbovo Барбово Bárdháza 948
Barkasovo Баркасово Barkaszó 2,236
Benedykivtsi Бенедиківці Benedeki 724
Berezynka Березинка Nyírhalom 624
Bobovyshche Бобовище Borhalom 1,612
Brestiv Брестів Ormód 355
Bukovynka Буковинка Beregbükkös 515
Bystrytsia Бистриця Repede 1,086
Chabyn Чабин Csabina 168
Chereyivtsi Череївці Cserház 258
Chervenovo Червеньово Cserlenő 1,951
Chomonyn Чомонин Csongor 2,265
Chopivtsi Чопівці Csapolc 434
Dertsen Дерцен Dercen 2,793
Dilok Ділок Beregpapfalva 332
Domboky Домбоки Dombokpuszta 493
Drahynia Драгиня Draginya 552
Dubyno Дубино Dubina 694
Fornosh Форнош Fornos 1,455
Handerovytsia Гандеровиця Klastromfalva 284
Hertsivtsi Герцівці Hegyrét 79
Horonda Горонда Gorond 4,000
Hrabovo Грабово Szidorfalva 146
Hrybivtsi Грибівці Gombás 548
Ilkivtsi Ільківці Ilkó 76
Ivanivtsi Іванівці Iványi 1,222
Kaidanovo Кайданово Kajdanó 1,224
Kalnyk Кальник Beregsárrét 872
Karpaty Карпати Beregvár 235
Kinlod Кінлодь Kinlód 223
Klenovets Кленовець Nyárasdomb 1,287
Kliucharky Ключарки Várkulcsa 2,632
Kliachanovo Клячаново Klacsanó 1,905
Klochky Клочки Lakatosfalva 300
Konoplivtsi Коноплівці Kendereske 595
Kopynivtsi Копинівці Nagymogyorós 803
Kosyno Косино Kockaszállás 1,026
Kryte Крите Fedelesfalva 346
Kuchava Кучава Németkucsova 293
Kushtanovytsia Куштановиця Kustánfalva 765
Kuzmyno Кузьмино Beregszilvás 216
Lavky Лавки Lóka 1,299
Lalovo Лалово Beregleányfalva 965
Letsovytsia Лецовиця Kislécfalva 825
Lisarnia Лісарня Erdőpatak 269
Lokhovo Лохово Beregszőllős 1,186
Makarovo Макарьово Makarja 1,753
Medvedivtsi Медведівці Fagyalos 470
Mykulivtsi Микулівці Kismogyorós 289
Nehrovo НегровоMaszárfalva
Nove Davydkovo Нове Давидково Újdávidháza 4,006
Novoselytsia Новоселиця Kisrétfalu 267
Nyzhniy Koropets Нижній Коропець Alsókerepec 927
Obava Обава Dunkófalva 990
Pavshchyno Павшино Pósaháza 838
Pistrialovo Пістрялово Pisztraháza 773
Ploskanovytsia Плоскановиця Ploszkánfalva 254
Puzniakivtsi Пузняківці Szarvasrét 538
Rakoshyno Ракошино Beregrákos 3,280
Romochevytsia Ромочевиця Romocsafalva 560
Rostoviatytsia Ростов'ятиця Rosztovátovci 191
Ruska Kuchava Руська Кучава Oroszkucsova 89
Ruske Руське Orosztelek 916
Serne Серне Szernye 1,979
Shchaslyve Щасливе Szerencsfalva 316
Shenborn Шенборн Alsóschönborn 377
Shkurativtsi Шкуратівці Bereghalmos 113
Sofia Софія Zsófiafalva 386
Stanovo Станово Szánfalva 985
Stare Davydkovo Старе Давидково Ódávidháza 610
Strabychovo Страбичово Mezőterebes 3,386
Syniak Синяк Kékesfüred 200
Trostianytsia Тростяниця Nádaspatak 179
Velyki Luchky Великі Лучки Nagylucska 9,028
Verkhniy Koropets Верхній Коропець Felsőkerepec 1,362
Verkhnia Vyznytsia Верхня Визниця Felsőviznice 1,453
Vilkhovytsia Вільховиця Egercske 749
Vinkove Вінкове Vinkó 76
Yabluniv Яблунів Beregnagyalmás 637
Zhborivtsi Жборівці Runófalva 335
Zhniatyno Жнятино Izsnyéte 2,243
Zhukowo Жуково Zsukó 557
Zavydovo Завидово Dávidfalva 1,647
Zaluzhzhia Залужжя Beregkisalmás 1,268
Zniatsovo Зняцьово Ignéc 1,707
Zubivka Зубівка Beregfogaras 401

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