Ozaryntsi

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Озаринці

Ozaryntsi

Location of Ozaryntsi

Coordinates: 48°32′26″N 27°48′25″E / 48.54056°N 27.80694°E / 48.54056; 27.80694Coordinates: 48°32′26″N 27°48′25″E / 48.54056°N 27.80694°E / 48.54056; 27.80694

Country
Oblast
Raion Ukraine
Vinnytsia Oblast
Mohyliv-Podilskyi

Founded 1431

Area

– Total 5.03 km² (1.9 sq mi)

Population 2001 census

– Total 1,987

– Density 395.03/km² (1,023.1/sq mi)

Postal code 24041

Area code(s) +380 4337

Ozaryntsi (Ukrainian: Озаринці; Russian: Озаринцы, translit. Ozarintsy; Romanian: Ozarinet; Yiddish: אַזאַרעניץ, translit. Azarenits) is a village in the Mohyliv-Podilskyi Raion (district) of the Vinnytsia Oblast (province), Ukraine.

Famous people from Ozaryntsi

Aliza Greenblatt (1888–1975) – Yiddish poet.

References

External links

http://www.ozarinci.narod.ru

http://ukraine.kingdom.kiev.ua/region/01/ozarynzi.php

http://www.castles.com.ua/ozar.html

Weather in Ozaryntsi

Administrative divisions of Vinnytsia Oblast, Ukraine

Administrative center: Vinnytsia

Raions
Barskyi · Bershadskyi · Chechelnytskyi · Chernivetskyi · Haisynskyi · Illinetskyi · Kalynivskyi · Khmilnytskyi · Koziatynskyi · Kryzhopilskyi · Litynskyi · Lypovetskyi · Mohyliv-Podilskyi · Murovanokurylovetskyi · Nemyrivskyi · Orativskyi · Pishchanskyi · Pohrebysche · Sharhorodskyi · Teplyk · Tomashpilskyi · Trostianetskyi · Tulchynskyi · Tyvrivskyi · Vinnytskyi · Yampilskyi · Zhmerynskyi

Cities
Bar · Bershad · Haisyn · Hnivan · Illintsi · Kalynivka · Khmilnyk · Koziatyn · Ladyzhyn · Lypovets · Mohyliv-Podilskyi · Nemyriv · Pohrebysche · Sharhorod · Tulchyn · Vinnytsia · Yampil · Zhmerynka

Urban-type
settlements
Chechelnyk · Chernivtsi · Kryzhopil · Lityn · Murovani Kurylivtsi · Orativ · Pishchanka · Shpykiv · Teplyk · Tomashpil · Trostianets · Tyvriv · Vapniarka · more...

Villages
Busha · Dzyhivka · Makhnovka · Olhopil · Ozaryntsi · Plyskiv · Sobolivka · more...

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Villages in Ukraine
Vinnytsia Oblast

Ozaryntsi Озаринці
Ozaryntsi Location of Ozaryntsi
Coordinates: 48°32′26″N 27°48′25″E / 48.54056°N 27.80694°E / 48.54056; 27.80694Coordinates: 48°32′26″N 27°48′25″E / 48.54056°N 27.80694°E / 48.54056; 27.80694
Country Oblast Raion	Ukraine Vinnytsia Oblast Mohyliv-Podilskyi
Founded	1431
Area
– Total	5.03 km² (1.9 sq mi)
Population 2001 census
– Total	1,987
– Density	395.03/km² (1,023.1/sq mi)
Postal code	24041
Area code(s)	+380 4337

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