One of the most populated areas of East Prykarpattia is Drohobych-Boryslav Agglomeration.

Located on the foothills of the Ukrainian Carpathians in Lviv Oblast, is inhabited by approximately 237 200 people and covers an area of 1365 km ².

Metropolitan Division

Administratively Drohobych-Boryslav agglomeration is divided into:
• 4 cities: Drohobych / Дрогобич, Boryslav / Борислав, Truskavets / Трускавець, Stebnyk / Стебник;
• 1 urban village-type: Skhidnycia / Східниця;
• 1 region: Drohobycz region / Drohobych District.
These village form an integral, densely built-up, zurbanizowany obszar i są mocno powiązane pod względem ekonomicznym oraz kulturowym. Wynika to ze wspólnego rynku pracy. Developed in the mining industry, chemical and construction machinery (Drohobych, Boryslav, Stebnyk) and tourism sector (balneology resorts Truskavets and Schidnycia).

The center of the greater

Functions of a metropolitan city full Drohobych, which is an important industrial center and the seat of Drohobycz Pedagogical University named Ivan Franko.
In the near future, in view of the rapid sprawl Schidnyci, it is possible to give the city municipal rights and change of status in terms of subordination. At present Schidnycia is subordinate to the Executive Committee of the City Council Borysławskiej.

Cognitive tourism

High density urban areas, poprzeplatanych green areas - creates excellent conditions for tourism development in the area of ​​cognitive agglomeration.
In the vicinity of agglomeration are important in terms of tourism, historical sites and areas of strict conservation.

These include:
• Radiation Rusk warowny complex "Тустань / Tustan "near the village of Урич / Urycz;
• National Park "Skole Beskydy" / National Park "Skole Beskydy".

Niewybudowana main trolejbusowa

Interesting is the fact, that in the mid- 90. decision was made to start construction of trolley bus with a total length 20 km, which should combine with Truskavets Schidnycię to facilitate communication and improve the natural environment.

ARTICLE TAGS

agglomeration, Boryslav, Drohobych