Country Ukraine District Zalishchytskyi Time zone EET (UTC+2) Local time Saturday 12:28 AM | Province Ternopil Oblast Elevation 151 m (495 ft) Postal code 48653 Population 1,100 (2015) | |
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Weather 6°C, Wind N at 13 km/h, 93% Humidity | ||
Kasperivtsi (Ukrainian: Касперівці, Polish: Kasperowce) is a village located on the Seret River in the southern part of the Ternopil Oblast (province), in western Ukraine. Kasperivtsi is the administrative center of the village council, which also includes the village Lysychnyky.
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Map of Kasperivtsi, Ternopil Oblast, Ukraine
In 2015, its estimated population was around 1100.
Geography
Kasperivtsi The village is located on the banks of the River Seret at the confluence of the river in her dumb upstream at a distance of 2.5 km is the village Lysychnyky, downstream at a distance of 1 km is the village Schitovtsy, upstream Tupa away 0.5 km away is the village Bedrikovtsy. Through the village passes road T-2018
History
At the Kasperivtsi archaeological attractions found late Paleolithic, Trypilska, Hawaii holihradskf, lypytskf, Slavic, Ancient culture, late-feudal period, a treasure of Roman coins.
The most famous of these antiquities, the so-called Mousterian Kasperivtsi monument – one of the most interesting objects of the Middle Paleolithic in Eastern Europe. It is widely known in the scientific literature. The cultural layer, located under a layer of loess deposits was partially eroded and redeposited back in the Pleistocene period, but despite this horizon was very rich in archaeological materials, particularly fossil fauna.
Cultural and historical place Kasperivtsi not fully defined until now, though sight is essential as a first stratified Mousterian settlements in mainland Ukraine.
The first written mention – 1469.
The geographical location of the Milky Way promoted economic development. 1619 King Sigismund III gave J. Lyutomyrskyy privilege to found in the village of Kasperivtsi "For Seret" the city that was called Lutomirsk. Frequent Turkish-Tatar attacks led to its decline.
From 1641 the town became Lutomirsk Kasperivtsi, and after 1786 lost the city status.
19th century. Kasperivtsi belonged Dunin-Borkowski graphs. 1905–1914 Mondays were bidding, selling cattle and pigs.
1914 in Kasperivtsi held rayonove holiday in honor of the 100th anniversary of Taras Shevchenko. Then, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Taras Shevchenko at the initiative of writer J. O. Makovey in the village main streets were named after Taras Shevchenko and Ivan Franko.
Before the war in the village. Kasperivtsi was p'yatyklasna school, after the war of 1919 – seven-year school in 1951 opened a secondary school, now secondary school degree. Acted in Kasperivtsi Society "Enlightenment", "Sich", "Meadow", "Union of Ukrainian", "Native school", "farmer", "Renaissance" cooperative.
25 December 1963 near the river Siret Kasperivtsi enacted HES.Since produced more than 600 million kvt.-hour. electricity. As a result, the state was established Kasperovskaya geological reserve area of 656 hectares, part of which is Kasperovskaya reservoir (263 hectares), currently Kasperivs'ka HPP – the most powerful hydroelectric plant in the Ternopil region. Today around Kasperovskaya GES – recreation area of the reservoir – a place of recreation and leisure.
7 May 1967 flood flooded part of the village, so called Horydolynu were casualties.
The village has ancient church "St. George" (17th century stone). "George Church" renamed "St. George", visited the Ukrainian Hetman Bohdan Khmelnytsky during the Turkish invasion. There he signed a treaty of armistice between Turkish and Ukrainian. 1972 built church "St. Paraskevia" (stone). The ruins of a Roman Catholic chapel (1910), limestone boulder Onuphrius (18th century). Chapel "Jesus Christ" was built in the center of the village Kasperivtsi (2000, stone) located at Kasperovskaya school chapel of Our Lady.
In 2006 the village was gas is installed. Gasification hosted the village head MV Zheliznyaka: gasified 400 houses.
Archeology and monuments
Monument:
Established a memorial cross in honor of the abolition of serfdom and independence of Ukraine, poured symbolic grave of fighters for freedom of Ukraine (1994).