Siennica Różana (do 1925 gmina Rudka[2]) – gmina wiejska w województwie lubelskim, w powiecie krasnostawskim. W latach 1975–1998 gmina położona była w województwie chełmskim.
Siedziba gminy to Siennica Różana.
Według danych z 30 czerwca 2004[3] gminę zamieszkiwały 4452 osoby.
Spis treści
1Struktura powierzchni
2Demografia
3Sołectwa
4Sąsiednie gminy
5Przypisy
Struktura powierzchni |
Według danych z roku 2002[4] gmina Siennica Różana ma obszar 98,37 km², w tym:
użytki rolne: 71%
użytki leśne: 22%
Gmina stanowi 8,65% powierzchni powiatu.
Demografia |
Dane z 30 czerwca 2004[3]:
Opis
Ogółem
Kobiety
Mężczyźni
jednostka
osób
%
osób
%
osób
%
populacja
4452
100
2306
51,8
2146
48,2
gęstość zaludnienia (mieszk./km²)
45,3
23,4
21,8
Piramida wieku mieszkańców gminy Siennica Różana w 2014 roku[1].
↑ abhttp://www.polskawliczbach.pl/gmina_Siennica_Rozana, w oparciu o dane GUS.
↑M.P. z 1925 r. nr 293, poz. 1240
↑ abBaza Demograficzna – Tablice predefiniowane – Wyniki badań bieżących; Stan i struktura ludności; Ludność według płci i miast (pol.). GUS. [dostęp 2010-09-14].
↑Portal Regionalny i Samorządowy REGIOset (pol.). regioset.pl. [dostęp 2010-09-14].
gubernia lubelska (1867–1915)* • woj. lubelskie (II RP) (1919–39) • woj. lubelskie (PRL) (1945–75)
Miasta
Gorzków (do 1870) • Izbica (do 1870) • Krasnystaw • Tarnogóra (do 1870) • Turobin (do 1870) • Żółkiewka (do 1870)
Gminy wiejskie (1867–1954 i 1973–75)
Czajki (187?–1954) • Czernięcin (18??–?) • Częstoborowice (do 187?) • Fajsławice • Gorzków • Izbica (od 1870) • Krasnystaw • Kraśniczyn (do 187? i od 1973) • Łopiennik (Górny) • Orchowiec (do 1868) • Rudka (187?–1925) • Rudnik • Rybczewice (od 187?) • Siennica Nadolna (do 187?) • Siennica Różana (od 1925) • Tarnogóra (do 1870 i 1929–54) • Turobin (do 18?? i od ?) • Wysokie (do 1954) • Zakrzew (do 1954) • Żółkiewka
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