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Powiat Chełmski

Wappen des Powiat Chełmski
Lage des Powiat Chełmski in der Woiwodschaft Lublin
Basisdaten

Staat:
Polen

Woiwodschaft:
Lublin

Kreisstadt:
Chełm

Fläche:
 1779,64 km²

Einwohner:
 79.198 (30. Juni 2008[1])

Kfz-Kennzeichen:
LCH
Kreisgliederung

Stadtgemeinden:
 1

Stadt-und-Land-Gemeinden:
 2

Landgemeinden:
 12
Starostei (Stand: )

Starost:
 Kazimierz Stocki
Adresse:
 pl. Niepodległości 1
22-100 Chełm

Webpräsenz:
www.powiat.chelm.pl

Der Powiat Chełmski ist ein Powiat (Kreis) in der polnischen Woiwodschaft Lublin. Der Powiat hat eine Fläche von 1779,64 Quadratkilometern, auf der 74.257 Einwohner leben. Die Bevölkerungsdichte beträgt 42 Einwohner auf einem Quadratkilometer (2004).




Inhaltsverzeichnis






  • 1 Gemeinden


    • 1.1 Stadtgemeinde


    • 1.2 Stadt-und-Land-Gemeinden


    • 1.3 Landgemeinden




  • 2 Fußnoten





Gemeinden[Bearbeiten | Quelltext bearbeiten]


Der Powiat umfasst fünfzehn Gemeinden, davon eine Stadtgemeinde, zwei Stadt-und-Land-Gemeinden und zwölf Landgemeinden.



Stadtgemeinde[Bearbeiten | Quelltext bearbeiten]


  • Rejowiec Fabryczny


Stadt-und-Land-Gemeinden[Bearbeiten | Quelltext bearbeiten]



  • Rejowiec

  • Siedliszcze



Landgemeinden[Bearbeiten | Quelltext bearbeiten]



  • Białopole

  • Chełm

  • Dorohusk

  • Dubienka

  • Kamień

  • Leśniowice

  • Rejowiec Fabryczny

  • Ruda-Huta

  • Sawin

  • Wierzbica

  • Wojsławice

  • Żmudź



Fußnoten[Bearbeiten | Quelltext bearbeiten]




  1. ↑ Główny Urząd Statystyczny, „LUDNOŚĆ – STAN I STRUKTURA W PRZEKROJU TERYTORIALNYM“, Stand vom 30. Juni 2008 (Memento vom 29. Januar 2009 auf WebCite)


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