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	'''Lysychansk''' ({{lang-uk\|Лисичанськ}}) is a ] in the ] (]) of ]. The city is designated as its own separate ] (district) within the oblast, and is located on the high right bank of the ] River, approximately 90 km from the oblast capital, ].		'''Lysychansk''' ({{lang-uk\|Лисичанськ}}, {{lang-ru\|Лисича́нск }}) is a ] in the ] (]) of ]. The city is designated as its own separate ] (district) within the oblast, and is located on the high right bank of the ] River, approximately 90 km from the oblast capital, ].

	In 1952, Lysychansk became the regional center. The present borders of Lysychansk were finalized by the mid-1960s.		In 1952, Lysychansk became the regional center. The present borders of Lysychansk were finalized by the mid-1960s.

	* In 1962 the city of ] separated from Lysychansk and became its own independent city.		* In 1962 the city of ] separated from Lysychansk and became its own independent city.
	* In 1963 towns of ] and ] were included in the city limits of Lysychansk and became cities.		* In 1963 towns of ] and ] were included in the city limits of Lysychansk and became cities.
	* In 1965 Lysychansk incorporated the cities of Verkhnye and Proletarsk.		* In 1965 Lysychansk incorporated the cities of Verkhnye and Proletarsk.

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City of regional significance in Luhansk Oblast, Ukraine

Lysychansk Лисичанськ Лисича́нск
City of regional significance
FlagCoat of arms
Country	Ukraine
Oblast	Luhansk Oblast
Raion	Lysychansk Municipality
Founded	1710
City rights	1938
Area
• Total	96 km (37 sq mi)
Elevation	145 m (475.7 ft)
Population
• Total	103 459
• Density	1,201.430/km (3,111.69/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC+2 (EET)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+3 (EEST)
Postal code	93100 — 93199
Area code	+380 6451
Licence plate	BB
Website	lis.gov.ua

Lysychansk (Template:Lang-uk, Template:Lang-ru) is a city in the Luhansk Oblast (region) of Ukraine. The city is designated as its own separate raion (district) within the oblast, and is located on the high right bank of the Seversky Donets River, approximately 90 km from the oblast capital, Luhansk.

In 1952, Lysychansk became the regional center. The present borders of Lysychansk were finalized by the mid-1960s.

In 1962 the city of Sieverodonetsk separated from Lysychansk and became its own independent city.
In 1963 towns of Novodruzhesk and Pryvillia were included in the city limits of Lysychansk and became cities.
In 1965 Lysychansk incorporated the cities of Verkhnye and Proletarsk.

Now, the administration of the Lysychansk Municipality includes cities:

Novodruzhesk
Pryvillia

Together with the cities of Sieverodonetsk, Rubizhne, Kreminna and the nearest towns, the Lysychansk area constitutes a major urban and industrialized hub of the Donets basin area, with a population of about 353,000 (2009).

Geography

Lysychansk is located in the North-Western part of the Luhansk region, 115 km from Luhansk, on the high right bank of the Seversky Donets River. The area is surrounded by large hills, ravines and valleys. The city is interestingly situated on the northern spur of the Donets Ridge. This picturesque area was once called "Deer Mountain".

Lysychansk is located in the continental climate of the steppe zone of Ukraine. Water resources stemming from here are one of the most important resources. Seversky Donets is the main water artery of the Lysychansk and the whole region. The length of the Seversky Donets River within the city is 26.5 km. Belenkaya River, a tributary of the Donets River, flows through the southern part of the city, the length of the river within the city is 7.7 km.

Climate

Lysychansk has a humid continental climate (Dfb/Dfa) according to the Köppen climate classification system.

Summers are warm and sometimes humid with average high temperatures of 26–27 °C (78.8–80.6 °F) and lows of 14–15 °C (57.2–59 °F). Winters are relatively cold with average high temperatures of -1 °C (30.2 °F) and lows of −8 to -6 °C (17.6 to 21.2 °F). Spring and autumn are generally chilly to mild.

The highest ever temperature recorded in the city was 41.0 °C (105.8 °F) on June 1984. The coldest temperature ever recorded in the city was −34.0 °C (−29.2 °F) on February 1954.

Annual precipitation is 480 millimeters (18.9 in) with moderate rainfall throughout the year. Light snowfall mainly occurs from December through March, but snow cover does not usually remain for long.

Climate data for Lysychansk
Month	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Year
Record high °C (°F)	16.0 (60.8)	17.0 (62.6)	23.0 (73.4)	31.0 (87.8)	37.0 (98.6)	41.0 (105.8)	40.0 (104.0)	40.0 (104.0)	36.0 (96.8)	31.0 (87.8)	21.0 (69.8)	16.0 (60.8)	29.1 (84.4)
Mean daily maximum °C (°F)	−3.0 (26.6)	−2.0 (28.4)	5.0 (41.0)	15.0 (59.0)	22.0 (71.6)	26.0 (78.8)	28.0 (82.4)	27.0 (80.6)	21.0 (69.8)	13.0 (55.4)	4.0 (39.2)	0.0 (32.0)	13.0 (55.4)
Daily mean °C (°F)	−6.0 (21.2)	−5.0 (23.0)	1.6 (34.9)	9.5 (49.1)	15.5 (59.9)	20.0 (68.0)	22.0 (71.6)	21.0 (69.8)	15.0 (59.0)	11.0 (51.8)	1.0 (33.8)	−3.0 (26.6)	8.5 (47.3)
Mean daily minimum °C (°F)	−9 (16)	−8 (18)	−3.0 (26.6)	4.0 (39.2)	9.0 (48.2)	14.0 (57.2)	16.0 (60.8)	15.0 (59.0)	9.0 (48.2)	3.0 (37.4)	−2.0 (28.4)	−6 (21)	3.5 (38.3)
Record low °C (°F)	−32.0 (−25.6)	−34.0 (−29.2)	−22.0 (−7.6)	−11.0 (12.2)	−3.0 (26.6)	−3.0 (26.6)	6.0 (42.8)	4.0 (39.2)	−5.0 (23.0)	−12.0 (10.4)	−24.0 (−11.2)	−29.0 (−20.2)	−13.7 (7.3)
Average rainfall mm (inches)	32.0 (1.26)	30.0 (1.18)	36.0 (1.42)	37.0 (1.46)	48.0 (1.89)	53.0 (2.09)	61.0 (2.40)	34.0 (1.34)	45.0 (1.77)	31.0 (1.22)	37.0 (1.46)	36.0 (1.42)	480 (18.91)
Average rainy days (≥ 1.0 mm)	6.0	5.0	7.0	9.0	9.0	8.0	7.0	5.0	7.0	9.0	9.0	8.0	89
Source: Microsoft Corporation program "Weather"

History

The History of the Donetsk coal basin began in 1700 with the decree by Peter I to search for ore deposits, leading to the development of Lysychansk - "the cradle of Donbas". This type of coal mining lead to "pit heaps"- piles of rocks on the surface in the shape of large pyramids.

Previously existing settlements in the area around Lysychansk were completely destroyed by the Muscovy punitive expedition against the Bulavin Rebellion. After the uprising was extinguished the area was resettled with Voronove (founded by Khokhlova Coassacks), Syrotyne (Popov and Sirotina Cossacks), Borovenki (partly settled by Borovschan after the burning of the settlement Bohr), Metelkine (Metelnikova Cossacks) and Smolyaninove (Smolkina Cossacks).

"Old Town"
The first coal mine
"Old Town"
Damaged building in Lysychansk, 2014

During the 2014 pro-Russian conflict in Ukraine the town was captured early April 2014 by pro-Russian separatists. On 22 July 2014 Ukrainian Ukrinform reported that the separatists "massively leave Lysychansk" with "seized cars from the population and in parking lots"; Russian ITAR-TASS reported the same day that the separatists had "decided to leave the town in order to save the population and stop clashes". The next day heavy fighting continued around the town while the Ukrainian National Guard and the Ukrainian army released a statement that stated "the military plan to free Lysychansk, Luhansk region, from terrorist groups in the near future". On 24 July 2014 the Ukrainian army claimed its troops had entered Lysychansk and its Col. Andriy Lysenko stated "We will take the town, and the road will be open to Horlivka, then Donetsk". On 25 July 2014, Ukrainian forces secured the city from the pro-Russian separatists.

Population

As of 01.04.2010 the population of Lyscychansk was 104,314. The total population of the surrounding area governed by the city council is 120,085 people. (2013)

According to the 2001 Census the population was 115,229 people, total area governed by the city council was 133,258 people.

Ethnic Groups

Ukrainians- 66.7%
Russians- 30.5%
Belarusians- 1%

Native language as of the Ukrainian Census of 2001:

Russian 64.6%
Ukrainian 33.7%
Belarusian 0.1%
Armenian 0.1%
Romani 0.1%

According to the 1989 census the population was 127,000 people.

Carnival-Maslenica
Carnival-Maksim Park
War veterans
City Day
City Day

Industry

When Lysychansk was a city in the Soviet Union it was among the biggest industrial centres in Luhansk Oblast. It kept this status long after Ukraine became independent in 1991. But since 2010 most major plants have been closed leading to massive lay-offs.

The city and the surrounding area has 5 coal mines owned by Lysychanskvuhillya. Production of coal reserves amount to 179.7 million tons. Production capacity - 2,8 million tons of coal per year.

Companies that are:

Lysychanskvuhillya
Lysychansk Factory of Technical Textiles
Lysychansk Gelatin Plant
Lysychansk Engineering Works
Lysychansk Brewery
Lysychansk Plant of Reinforced Concrete
Lysychansk Factory of Christmas Tree Decorations
Lysychansk Factory of Garment

Companies that are under construction:

Lysychansk Refinery Plant
Lysychansk Soda Plant → Lysychansk Cement Plant
Lysychansk Plant of Glassworks

Bankrupt Companies:

Lysychansk Plant of Rubber Products
Lysychansk Plant of Meat
Lysychansk Plant of Bakery
Lysychansk Plant of Dairy
Lysychansk Plant of Rare Gases
Lysychansk Heat Elektrotsentral
Lysychansk Tire-Repair Plant
Lysychansk Farm of Poultry

Lysychansk Plant Refinery
Coal mine
Descend into the mine
Lysychansk Plant Soda (under construction)

Shopping centers and supermarkets

Shopping centers:

"Кристалл", "Донбасс", "Лемон", "Октал", "Морозко плаза".

Supermarkets:

"Сільпо", "Абсолют", "АТБ", "Парус", "Брусниця".

Electronics Stores:

"Фокстрот", "Comfy", "Diawest"

Media

The newspaper "Новый путь"
Television and Radio Company "Акцент"
Publishing house "Час Пик"

Education

Preschool

Child Care №1 "Шпачок"
Child Care №2 "Бірюза"
Child Care №3 "Дюймовочка"
Child Care №4 "Росинка"
Child Care №5 "Усмішка"
Child Care №6 "Чайка"
Child Care №7 "Іскорка"
Child Care №8 "Світлячок"
Kindergarten №9 "Червона шапочка"
Child Care №10 "Малятко"
Child Care №12 "Катруся"
Child Care №13 "Ромашка"
Child Care №14 "Теремок"
Child Care "Колосок"

Schools

Comprehensive School І-ІІІ levels №2
Comprehensive School І-ІІІ levels №3
Comprehensive School І-ІІІ levels №4
Comprehensive School І-ІІІ levels №5
Special School І-ІІІ levels № 8
Comprehensive School І-ІІ levels №9
Comprehensive School І-ІІІ levels №12
Comprehensive School І-ІІІ levels №13
Comprehensive School І-ІІІ levels №14
Comprehensive School І-ІІ levels №18
Comprehensive School І-ІІ levels №24
Comprehensive School І-ІІІ levels №26
Comprehensive School І-ІІІ levels №27
Comprehensive School І-ІІІ levels №30
Educational Complex School I-II levels - Lyceum "Гарант"
Lysychansk Lyceum
Lysychansk Multidisciplinary Gymnasium

Basic

Higher

Other

Lysychansk Children's Musical School №1
Lysychansk Children's Musical School №2

Attractions

Fox Beam - "the cradle of Donbas."
Pereezdnyanskaya Church.
National History Museum and the Polovtsian stone images (center, Lenin).
Monument to the first mine in the Donbas Region.
Monument Rudoznattsu Gregory Kapustin (the central market).
Monument to Marshal of the Soviet Union Kliment Voroshilov (District Pereizna).
House-Museum of Marshal of the Soviet Union Kliment Voroshilov (St.Pereezdnaya, the former switch tower) - destroyed.
T34 Tank - a monument to the defenders and liberators of Lysychansk (Lenin).
Monument Lysychanam - pilots of the WWII (District RTI, on a former airfield).
WWII Memorial «Привольнянский плацдарм»
"Chernobyl" Monument
Monument to the Soviet Poet Vladimir Nikolaevich Sosyury (Glass District, Square at DC).
Palace of Culture. Vladimir Nikolaevich Sosyury with a mosaic mural on the theme "Power to the Soviets" and "Astronaut" (Glass-district).
Claw lake and Recreation area 48°54.1′N 38°30.5′E / 48.9017°N 38.5083°E / 48.9017; 38.5083
City Park "Water Station" 48°55.58′N 38°26.02′E / 48.92633°N 38.43367°E / 48.92633; 38.43367
Gresovsky Recreation Park: in the woods on the left bank of the Seversky Donets River opposite of the Mount of Kirov. The park is now under repair. Between 1940 - 1960 the recreation park of the city, "Lyssoda" and Power Plant was full of attractions and a great stadium for sporting events. 48°54.1′N 38°28.7′E / 48.9017°N 38.4783°E / 48.9017; 38.4783
Конгрессов Яр (Гельмерсенов Яр) - Geological Monument. Long, curved ravine with steep slopes at the end Sverdlova street, which stretches to the railway station Pereizna. On the surface you can see Paleozoic-Mesozoic geological formations. In the 1860s geological expeditions of Academician Gregory Helmersen were carried out, the ravine is now named for him. In the postwar years in the Donbas geological studies were conducted by the World Geological Congress, whose members visited Lysychansk and Gelmersenov Yar.,. 48°53.8′N 38°28′E / 48.8967°N 38.467°E / 48.8967; 38.467

Transportation

Public transport

(11.04.2014)

Trolley

№1 Plant "Пролетарій" - Brick Plant — € 0.09 or 0,12$
№2 is currently closed.
№3 Central Market - Comprehensive School І-ІІІ levels №3 — € 0.09 or 0,12$

Bus

A large number of buses run to and from Lysychansk as well as within the city. Most of the buses running in and out of the city stop running after 6 pm.

№101: Central Market - mine "Чорноморка"
№106: Central Market - Berezove
№107: Central Market - Dibrovka
№109: Central Market - Plant of Rubber Products — € 0.2 or 0,28$
№111: Central Market - Plant "Пролетарий" — € 0.11 or 0.16$
№112: Central Market - Glass Plant — € 0.2 or 0,28$
№114: Glass Plant - Plant of Rubber Products — € 0.14 or 0,2$
№191: Central Market - Glass Plant — Plant of Rubber Products — € 0.2 or 0,28$

Railway

Railway Station Lysychansk

From the city centre the railway station can be reached by foot, down Malinowski Street, starting from the Central Market (15-20 minute walk) or by bus "Lysychansk - Severodonetsk."

The town has three railway stations: Nasvetevich, Pereizna, Volcheyarskaya, as well as 956th km (stop is for diesel commuter trains). Almost all transit distance trains stop at Stations Pereizna and Volcheyarskaya, allowing residents of Southern Lysychansk not to be dependent on the central railway station.

Trains running through Lysychansk allow access to all of Ukraine as well as run to Russia and Belarus.

Intercity bus

Regular bus service is available to many Ukrainian cities. There are direct buses to Donetsk, Kharkiv, Berdyansk, Meriupol, etc.

Airport

The nearest airport is located 12 kilometers from the city center, located in Severodonetsk. Built in 1968 the airport is to serve residents and workers of the surrounding cities. The airport is administered by the Lysychansk District pipeline OAO Ukrtransnafta.

Main article: Sieverodonetsk (Airport)

Politics

In the 2010 Presidential Election Viktor Yanukovych won 90.95% of the vote in Lysychansk. Runner up Yulia Tymoshenko received 5.91% of the vote

2004 Presidential Elections the city vote- Viktor Yanukovych (92.51%) and Yushchenko (5.08%)

Famous people

Gregory Kapustin- Russian rudoznatets.
Vladimir Chernikov (monumental artist, painter)
Kliment Voroshilov - Marshal of the Soviet Union, Hero of the Soviet Union, the Politburo Central Committee, President of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR | Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR.
Volodymyr Sosyura - Ukrainian Soviet poet.
Peter Severs- Ukrainian writer.
Dmitry Lalenkov - Honored actor theater and film.
Kuzema Vadim - author and performer of songs in the style of Russian chanson, nominee of the prize "Chanson, in 2006".
Igor Sergeyev - Ministry of Defense of Russia | Russian Defense Minister from 1997–2001, Marshal of the Russian Federation.
Nicholas Chuzhikov - Olympic rowing champion.

Demographics

1939 - 93,000 inhabitants
1959 - 114,000 inhabitants
1970 - 119,000 inhabitants
1989 - 126,503 inhabitants
2001 - 115,229 inhabitants
2011 - 107,621 inhabitants
2012 - 106,557 inhabitants
2013 - 104,314 inhabitants
2014 - 103,459 inhabitants

Gallery

Polovtsian Women.
Voroshylova Street.
Park.
Sverdlova Street.
Komsomolska Street.
Cafe "Лисья балка".
Next to the SBU building.
Lenina Avenu.

References

External links

File:Lisichansk autoway.png

Map of automobile roads surrounding the city.

Template:Ru icon City portal

v t e Administrative divisions of Luhansk Oblast
Administrative center: Luhansk
Raions	Alchevsk Dovzhansk Luhansk Rovenky Shchastia Sievierodonetsk Starobilsk Svatove
Hromadas	Alchevsk Antratsyt Bilokurakyne Bilolutsk Bilovodsk Chmyrivka Dovzhansk Hirske Kadiivka Khrustalnyi Kolomyichykha Krasnorichenske Kreminna Lozno-Oleksandrivka Luhansk Lutuhyne Lysychansk Markivka Milove Molodohvardiisk Novoaidar Novopskov Nyzhnia Duvanka Nyzhnioteple Popasna Rovenky Rubizhne Shchastia Shulhynka Shyrokyi Sievierodonetsk Sorokyne Stanytsia Luhanska Starobilsk Svatove Troitske Zymohiria
Cities	Almazna Alchevsk Antratsyt Brianka Hirske Irmino Kadiivka Khrustalnyi Kirovsk Krasnodon Kreminna Kypuche Luhansk Lutuhyne Lysychansk Miusynsk Molodohvardiisk Novodruzhesk Oleksandrivsk Perevalsk Pervomaisk Petrovske Popasna Pryvillia Rovenky Rubizhne Shchastia Sievierodonetsk Starobilsk Sukhodilsk Svatove Sverdlovsk Vakhrusheve Voznesenivka Zolote Zorynsk Zymohiria