Narodychi Raion

Narodychi Raion
Народицький район

Raion

Coat of arms

Coordinates: 51°12′21″N 29°4′29″E / 51.20583°N 29.07472°ECoordinates: 51°12′21″N 29°4′29″E / 51.20583°N 29.07472°E

Country

Ukraine

Subdivisions

List

0 — city councils
1 — settlement councils
— rural councils
Number of localities:
0 — cities
1 — urban-type settlements
— villages
— rural settlements

Area

• Total

1,284 km² (496 sq mi)

Population (2013)

• Total

9,573

Time zone

EET (UTC+2)

• Summer (DST)

EEST (UTC+3)

Area code

+380

Narodychi Raion (Ukrainian: Народицький район) is a raion (district) of Zhytomyr Oblast, northern Ukraine. Its administrative centre is located at Narodychi. The raion covers an area of 1,284 square kilometres (496 sq mi). Population: 9,573 (2013 est.)^[1]

History

Eastern part of the district includes protection areas similar to those of Chernobyl Exclusion Zone which were heavily polluted as a result of the radioactive fallout from Chernobyl disaster in 1986.

Gallery

Eastern part of the Narodychi district was heavily polluted due to Chernobyl nuclear accident - Map of radiation levels in 1996 (Cs-137 component)

Bazar UNR memorial

References

↑ "Чисельність наявного населення України (Actual population of Ukraine)" (in Ukrainian). State Statistics Service of Ukraine. Retrieved 21 January 2015.

External links

Media related to Narodychi Raion at Wikimedia Commons

Administrative divisions of Zhytomyr Oblast

Administrative center: Zhytomyr

Raions

Cities

Regional	Berdychiv Korosten Malyn Novohrad-Volynskyi Zhytomyr

District	Andrushivka Baranivka Chudniv Korostyshiv Olevsk Ovruch Radomyshl

Urban-type settlements
Category:Zhytomyr Oblast

Populated places of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone

Raions¹	Chernobyl (former) Ivankiv Luhyny Narodychi Ovruch Poliske

Cities	Chernobyl Pripyat

Urban-type settlements	Poliske Vilcha

Villages	Andriivka Benivka Bober Bovyshche Buda Buda-Varovychi Budoliubivka Buriakivka Bychky Chapaievka Cherevach Chistohalivka Denisovychi Derevtsi Derkachi Dibrova Dovhyi Lis Fabrykivka Hlynka Horodchan Horodyshche Hrezlia Hriazeve Illintsi Ilovnytsia Ivanivka Kamianka Khryplia Klyvyny Kopachi Korohod Korolivka Kosharivka Koshivka Kotsiubynske Kovshylivka Krasne I Krasne II Kryva Hora Kupuvate Ladyzhychi Leliv Lubianka Lypski Romany Malenivka Mali Klishchi Mali Minky Malynka Martynovychi Masheve Moshchanytsia Motyli Nova Krasnytsia Nove Sharne Novoshepelychi Novosilky Novyi Mir Omelnyky Opachychi Otashiv Paryshiv Pereizd Peremoha Pidchashia Pliutovyshche Poliske Richytsia Rohy Rozizhdzhe Rozsokha Rudky Rudnia-Hrezlianska Rudnia-Illinetska Rudnia-Ososhnia Rudnia-Veresnia Severivka Shevchenkove Shyshelivka Sloboda Sosnivka Stara Krasnytsia Stara Rudnia Stare Sharne Stari Shepelychi Starosillia Stebli Stechanka Stepky Sytivka Tarasy Terekhy Teremtsi Tovstyi Lis Usiv Varovychi Velyki Klishchi Vesniane Vilshanka Volodymyrivka Yampil Yaniv Yasen Zalissia Zamoshnia Zapillia Zholudivka Zhovtneve Zhurba Zvizdal Zymovyshche

¹Only portions of these raions (large or small) were affected due to the Chernobyl disaster.

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