Batiovo

Batjowo (Ukrainian Батьово; Батёво Russian, Slovak Batu, Batovo, Hungarian Bátyú ) is located in the Western Ukraine about 24 kilometers southwest of the city of Mukachevo an urban-type settlement.

The approximately 3,000 inhabitants place is situated in Transcarpathian lowland north of the river Serne ( Серне ).

History

The town was first mentioned in writing in 1270 as Bacy and is since 1872 node on the railway line Chop - Lviv and Batjowo - Korolewe.

1910, of the Kingdom of Hungary which is in the Bereg county place 1,490 inhabitants, the Hungarians were mainly. After the end of World War 1 he came to the newly created Czechoslovakia (as part of the Carpathian Ukraine) and was ceded to the end of the second world war to the USSR. In 1971, the place obtained the status of an urban-type settlement. From 1946 until 1 April 1995, the place was called Wuslowe ( Вузлове ) or Russian Uslowoje ( Узловое ).

Swell

Berehove | Chust | Irshava | Mukachevo | Perechyn | Rakhov | Svalyava | Tyachiv | Chop | Uzhhorod | Vynohradiv

Urban-type settlements Batjowo | Bushtyno | Dubove | Jassinja | Kobylezka Polyana | Koltschyno | Korolevo | Mischhirja | Serednye | Schdenijewo | Solotvyno | Teresva | Tschynadijowo | Ust- Chorna | Welykyj Berezny | Welykyj Bychkiv | Volovets | Wylok | Vyshkovo

  • Place in the Transcarpathian Oblast
List of Ukrainian oblasts and territories by population Zakarpattia Oblast Raions of Ukraine Berehove Raion Classification of objects of the administrative-territorial system of Ukraine Administrative divisions of Ukraine Khust Chop, Ukraine Yasinia Kobyletska Poliana Kolchyno Mizhhirya Zhdeniievo Chynadiyovo Ust-Chorna Velykyi Bereznyi Velykyi Bychkiv Vylok
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