Dnestrovsc

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Dnestrovsc (Romanian: Dnestrovsk; Russian: Днестрóвск, Dnestrovsk; Ukrainian: Дністровськ, Dnistrovs'k) is a town in southern Transnistria, Moldova, near the border with Ukraine. It is located at the shores of the Cuciurgan Reservoir and is home to the Kuchurgan power station, also known as Moldavskaya GRES.

It is a company town which was founded in early Soviet times by the establishment of a large power plant, Moldavskaya GRES, today owned by Inter RAO UES.

At the 1989 census, Dnestrovsc has a populaiton of 14,876. At the 2004 census it had ca. 11,200 inhabitants.

[edit] External links

Dnestrovsk Online (Russian)

v d e Cities and communes of Transnistria

District seat: Tiraspol

Municipalities	Tiraspol \| Bender (disputed)

Cities	Camenca \| Crasnoe \| Dnestrovsc \| Dubăsari \| Grigoriopol \| Maiac \| Rîbniţa \| Slobozia \| Tiraspolul Nou

Communes	Andreevca \| Beloci \| Bîcioc \| Blijnii Hutor \| Broşteni \| Butor \| Butuceni \| Caragaş \| Caterinovca \| Carmanova \| Cioburciu \| Cobasna \| Colosova \| Comisarovca Nouă \| Corotna \| Crasnencoe \| Crasnîi Octeabri \| Crasnîi Vinogradari \| Crasnogorca \| Cuzmin \| Delacău \| Doibani I \| Dubău \| Dzerjinscoe \| Frunză \| Ghidirim \| Goian \| Haraba \| Harmaţca \| Hîrjău \| Hîrtop \| Hlinaia, Grigoriopol \| Hlinaia, Slobozia \| Hristoforovca \| Hruşca \| Jura \| Lenin \| Lunga \| Mălăieşti \| Mihailovca \| Mocra \| Molochişul Mare \| Nezavertailovca \| Ocniţa \| Ofatinţi \| Parcani \| Pervomaisc \| Plopi \| Podoima \| Popencu \| Raşcov \| Rotari \| Severinovca \| Slobozia-Raşcov \| Sovetscoe \| Speia \| Stroieşti \| Sucleia \| Şipca \| Taşlîc \| Teiu \| Tîrnauca \| Ţîbuleuca \| Ulmu \| Vadul Turcului \| Valea Adîncă \| Vărăncău \| Vinogradnoe \| Vladimirovca

Villages of sub-city or sub-commune level	Solnecinoe \| Crasnoe \| Pîcalova \| Şmalena \| Novovladimirovca \| India \| Sadchi \| Cotovca \| Fedoseevca \| Mocearovca \| Suhaia Rîbniţa \| Cobasna, loc. st. cf \| Crasnaia Besarabia \| Pobeda \| Bosca \| Coşniţa Nouă \| Pohrebea Nouă \| Dimitrova \| Ivanovca \| Alexandrovca \| Afanasievca \| Alexandrovca Nouă \| Calinovca \| Lunga Nouă \| Voitovca \| Crasnaia Gorca \| Doibani II \| Coicova \| Goianul Nou \| Andriaşevca Nouă \| Andriaşevca Veche \| Novocotovsc \| Prioziornoe \| Uiutnoe \| Novosaviţcaia, loc. st. c. f. \| Iagorlîc \| Mihailovca Nouă \| Sărăţei \| Bruslachi \| Marian \| Mocreachi \| Frunzăuca \| Pervomaisc \| Pobeda \| Stanislavca \| Cerniţa \| Basarabca \| Şevcenco \| Zaporojeţ \| Novaia Jizni \| Podoimiţa \| Chirov \| Vladimirovca \| Zăzuleni \| Iantarnoe \| Bodeni \| Socolovca \| Vasilievca \| Vesioloe \| Tocmagiu \| Ulmul Mic \| Lîsaia Gora \| Molochişul Mic \| Constantinovca \| Buschi \| Gherşunovca \| Constantinovca \| Nicolscoe

Districts	Camenca \| Dubăsari \| Grigoriopol \| Rîbniţa \| Slobozia

v d e Cities of Moldova (alphabetical order)

Municipalities	Chişinău (national capital) · Bălţi · Bender (Tighina)²

Capitals of autonomous units	Comrat³ · Tiraspol^1,3

District seats⁴	Anenii Noi · Basarabeasca · Briceni · Cahul · Cantemir · Călăraşi · Căuşeni · Cimişlia · Criuleni · Donduşeni · Drochia · Edineţ · Făleşti · Floreşti · Glodeni · Hînceşti · Ialoveni · Leova · Nisporeni · Ocniţa · Orhei · Rezina · Rîşcani · Sîngerei · Soroca · Străşeni · Şoldăneşti · Ştefan Vodă · Taraclia · Teleneşti · Ungheni

Other cities	Biruinţa · Bucovăţ · Căinari · Camenca¹ · Ceadîr-Lunga · Codru · Corneşti · Costeşti · Crasnoe¹ · Cricova · Cupcini · Dnestrovsc¹ · Dubăsari¹ · Durleşti · Frunză · Ghindeşti · Grigoriopol¹ · Iargara · Lipcani · Maiac¹ · Mărculeşti · Otaci · Rîbniţa¹ · Sîngera · Slobozia¹ · Tiraspolul Nou¹ · Vadul lui Vodă · Vatra · Vulcăneşti

¹ In Transnistria. ² Controlled by the Transnistrian authorities. ³ Also a municipality. ⁴ The seat of Dubăsari District is the commune of Cocieri (not a city).