Kolchyno

Koltschyno (Ukrainian Кольчино; Russian Кольчино / Koltschino, Slovak Kolčino, Hungarian Kölcsény ) is an urban-type settlement in the Western Ukraine ( Transcarpathian Oblast, Rajon Mukachevo ) northeast of the city of Mukachevo.

The approximately 4400 inhabitants village lies in the valley of Latoryzja at the confluence with the river Wysnyzja ( Визниця ) and has a station on the railway line Lviv - Chop - Stry. Since 1976 he is an urban-type settlement.

Apart from the actual site include also the belonging to the community, but independent places Schboriwzi ( Жборівці ) Klenowez ( Кленовець ) and Konopliwzi ( Коноплівці ). The front of the Second World War self, located between Klenowez and Koltschyno place Friedrichsdorf (Slovak Friďešovo, Hungarian Frigyesfalva ) was 1945/46, renamed after the annexation of Transcarpathia to the Soviet Union in Kirovo and incorporated later after Koltschyno.

List of Ukrainian oblasts and territories by population Zakarpattia Oblast Raions of Ukraine Mukachevo Raion Classification of objects of the administrative-territorial system of Ukraine Administrative divisions of Ukraine Khust Irshava Perechyn Chop, Ukraine Batiovo Yasinia Kobyletska Poliana Mizhhirya Zhdeniievo Solotvyno Teresva Chynadiyovo Ust-Chorna Velykyi Bereznyi Velykyi Bychkiv Vylok
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