Uzyn
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Ukraine Kiev Oblast Bilotserkivskyi Raion |
| First mentioned | 1590 |
| City rights | August 25, 1971 |
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| Area - City |
67 km² |
| Population - City (2006) |
12,588 |
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| Postal Code | 09161-09163 |
| Dialing Code | +380 4469 |
Uzyn (Ukrainian: Узин; Russian: Узин, translit.: Uzin) is a city in Bilotserkivskyi Raion of Kiev Oblast (province) of northern Ukraine. The city's population is 12,588 (2006), and has an area of 67 km².
The largest industrial organizations within Uzyn are a sugar collective combine, from which Ukraine gets 7 % of its sugar production, as well as a tinning factory. There is also a base of the Ukrainian Air Forces with strategic bombers of the type Tu-150.
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[edit] History
Uzyn was first mentioned in the year 1590 under the name Uzenytsia, and later as Tenberschyna. Since the end of the 18th century, the city carries its current name. From 1923 to 1930, the city served as the raion center of the Bilotserkivskyi Okrug. In 1956, Uzyn recieved the status of a urban-type settlement, and in 1971, the status of a city.
[edit] Demographics
The population of Uzyn is currently 12,588 (as of 2006):
- 1975 - 16,000 inhabitants
- 2004 - 12,759 inhabitants
- 2005 - 12,628 inhabitants
- 2006 - 12,588 inhabitants
[edit] Famous people from Uzyn
- Pavel Popovich (October 5, 1930), a Soviet cosmonaut of Ukrainian descent, arguably the first ethnic Ukrainian to fly in space.
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Raions: Baryshivskyi | Bilotserkivskyi | Bohuslavskyi | Boryspilskyi | Borodianskyi | Brovarskyi | Fastivskyi | Ivankivskyi | Kaharlytskyi | Kyievo-Sviatoshynskyi | Makarivskyi | Myronivskyi | Obukhivskyi | Pereiaslav-Khmelnytskyi | Poliskyi | Rokytnianskyi | Skvyrskyi | Stavyschenskyi | Taraschanskyi | Tetiivskyi | Vasylkivskyi | Volodarskyi | Vyshhorodskyi | Yahotynskyi | Zgurivskyi |
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Cities: Berezan | Bila Tserkva | Bohuslav | Boryspil | Boiarka | Brovary | Chornobyl | Fastiv | Irpin | Kaharlyk | Myronivka | Obukhiv | Pereiaslav-Khmelnytskyi | Prypiat | Rzhyschiv | Skvyra | Slavutych | Tarascha | Tetiiv | Ukrainka | Uzyn | Vasylkiv | Vyshhorod | Vyshneve | Yahotyn |
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Urban-type settlements: Baryshivka | Borodianka | Bucha | Hostomel | Ivankiv | Krasiatychi | Makariv | Rokytne | Stavysche | Volodarka | Zghurivka | more... |
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Villages: Dvirkivschyna | Hornostaypil | more... |
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