Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)
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Summary
Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023) is a raion of Ukraine[1]. Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023) draws 364 Wikipedia views per month (raion_of_ukraine category, ranking #26 of 197).[2]
Key Facts
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023) is located in Republic of Crimea[3].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023) is located in Autonomous Republic of Crimea[4].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023) is in the country of Ukraine[5].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023) is in the country of Russia[6].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — instance of is recorded as raion of Ukraine[7].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — instance of is recorded as municipal district[8].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — instance of is recorded as raion of Crimea[9].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — capital is recorded as Bilohirsk[10].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Q27587532[11].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Ароматновское сельское поселение[12].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Богатовское сельское поселение[13].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Vasylivka rural counsil[14].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Вишенское сельское поселение[15].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Zelenogirske rural council[16].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Земляничненское сельское поселение (Крым)[17].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Зуйское сельское поселение[18].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Зыбинское сельское поселение[19].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Криничненское сельское поселение[20].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Krymska Roza[21].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Курское сельское поселение (Крым)[22].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Мельничный сельский совет (Крым)[23].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Мичуринское сельское поселение (Крым)[24].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Муромский сельский совет[25].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Новожиловский сельский совет[26].
- Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)'s 2023) — contains the administrative territorial entity is recorded as Русаковский сельский совет[27].
Body
Geography
Country listings include Ukraine[5], a sovereign state[28], in Ukraine[29], founded in 1991[30] and Russia[6], a sovereign state[31], in Russia[32], founded in 1991[33]. Located in include Republic of Crimea[3], a republic of Russia[34], in Russia[35], founded in 2014[36] and Autonomous Republic of Crimea[4], an autonomous republic[37], in Ukraine[38], founded in 1991[39].
Physical Characteristics
Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023) covers an area of {'unit': 'square kilometre', 'amount': '+1894'}[40]. Population counts include {'amount': '+33034'}[41], {'amount': '+34674'}[42], {'amount': '+54531'}[43], {'amount': '+58151'}[44], {'amount': '+61265'}[45], and {'amount': '+66396'}[46].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include raion of Ukraine[7], municipal district[8], and raion of Crimea[9].
History and Context
January 8, 1921 marks the founding of Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023)[47].
Why It Matters
Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023) draws 364 Wikipedia views per month (raion_of_ukraine category, ranking #26 of 197).[2] Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023) has Wikipedia articles in 13 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[48] Bilohirsk Raion (1921—2023) is known by 29 alternative names across languages and contexts.[49]