Trostyanets community

Sumy region
Priorities
  • Type: Urban
  • Population: 21, 000

Population (before Russian full-scale invasion) – 21 000
Women – 14 638
Men – 12 989
Pensioners – 7 012
Children under 18 – 4 224

The community consists of 1 city (Trostyanets) and 12 starosta districts – the districts of amalgamated communities after decentralization reform in Ukraine (38 settlements)

History

The first settlements on the territory of the present-day Trostyanets were founded by Cossacks from the Right Bank of Ukraine (named after the Right Bank of the Dnipro river), who colonized these lands. The name comes from the name of the Trostyanka river, which flows nearby. Further development of the city is mostly associated with the sugar industry, which was one of the most developed in the region.

The landmark of the city is the Round Yard – a fortress built in the XVIII century. Despite its  fortifications and defensive towers, it has never performed its military function and has been used as a circus arena.

The Round Yard, A fortress of the XVIII century Source
The Koenig’s Manor. Source
An old mill in Trostyanets Source
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