Novobavarskyi District
district of Kharkiv, Ukraine
Novobavarskyi District (Ukrainian: Новобаварський район), formerly known as Zhovtnevyi District, is an urban district of the city of Kharkiv, Ukraine, named after a neighborhood in the city Nova Bavariia.
The district was established in 1924. In 2016 it was renamed to its current name to comply with decommunization laws.
Industry and trade
The total number of industrial enterprises is 51. The total number of employed persons is 18,569.
The structure of industrial production (the specific weight of types of economic activity to the total output of industrial products of the district):
mechanical engineering 37.4%
light industry 10.5%
food industry 8.0%
metallurgy 4.7%
chemical industry 3.6%
wood production 0.2%
pulp and paper industry 0.8%
other production (production of office furniture) 34.8%
Education and science
On the territory of the district operates:
19 schools with 9,187 students, including: Physics and Mathematics Lyceum No. 27 with 558 students; Kharkiv Gymnasium No. 65 for 714 students;
two specialized schools: No. 162 with in-depth study of a foreign language for 1,240 students; No. 93 of the aesthetic direction for 537 students;
two educational complexes: "Kindergarten School" No.
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