Koziatyn
Kosjatyn (Ukrainian Козятин; Russian Казатин / Kasatin ) is a city in Ukraine with 26,635 inhabitants ( 2001). It is an important railway junction, next to the city has a significant food industry ( here under meat and meat products, and beverage and bread manufacturing).
To the city and the urban-type settlement Salisnytschne heard ( Залізничне ).
History
The first written mention of the town dates from 1734, in 1938 he was elevated to the rank of a city.
To date, the major industry of the city is the railway: Kosjatyn is an important railway junction. These arrangements also contributed Depot Founded in 1871 by brothers Waldajew for wagons. From here, significant quantities are transported in cargo. Thus the share of rail on tax revenue of the city was even in 2003 about 90%.
Swell
- Http://www.sister-cities.org/icrc/cityseek/list/display?recID=42614
Bar | Bershad | Chmilnyk | Hajssyn | Hniwan | Illinzi | Jampil | Kalynivka | Kosjatyn | Ladyschyn | Lypowez | Mohyliw - Podilskyj | Nemyriw | Pohrebyschtsche | Scharhorod | Schmerynka | Tulchyn | Vinnytsia
Urban-type settlements Brajiliw | Brazlaw | Brodezke | Daschiw | Desna | Hluchiwzi | Kyrnassiwka | Kopajhorod | Kryschopil | Lityn | Murowani Kuryliwzi | Oratiw | Pischtschanka | Rudnyzja | Salisnytschne | Schpykiw | Stryschawka | Sutysky | Sytkiwzi | Teplyk | Tomaschpil | Trostjanez | Chernivtsi | Tschetschelnyk | Turbiw | Tywriw | Wapnjarka | Wendytschany | Woronowyzja
Rajon Bar | Rajon Bershad | Rajon Chmilnyk | Chmilnyk | Rajon Hajssyn | Rajon Illinzi | Rajon Jampil | Rajon Kalynivka | Rajon Kosjatyn | Kosjatyn | Rajon Kryschopil | Ladyschyn | Rajon Lityn | Rajon Lypowez | Rajon Mohyliw - Podilskyj | Mohyliw - Podilskyj | Rajon Murowani Kuryliwzi | Rajon Nemyriw | Rajon Oratiw | Rajon Pischtschanka | Rajon Pohrebyschtsche | Rajon Scharhorod | Rajon Schmerynka | Schmerynka | Rajon Teplyk | Rajon Tomaschpil | Rajon Trostjanez | Rajon Chernivtsi | Rajon Tulchyn | Rajon Tschetschelnyk | Rajon Tywriw | Rajon Vinnytsia | Vinnytsia
- Place in Vinnytsia Oblast