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Budylka
Budylka is a village in Ukraine in the Sumy Raion of the Sumy Oblast. The population is 2049 people.
The village of Budylka is located on the banks of the Budylka river, which after 5 km flows into the Psel river. 1.5 km upstream is the village of Kulichka, 3 km downstream is the village of Selyshche. Other nearby villages include Dremlyuhy and Borovenka. A large forest massif (pine) adjoins the village.
The T 1906 highway passes through the village. A railway branch connects the village to Lebedyn.
The village was founded in the 1730s at the center of the two Budylka sotnias of the Sumy Regiment.
According to data from 1864, in the state village of Lebedyn volost of Lebedyn poviat of Kharkiv gubernia, 1,328 people (654 men and 674 — women), resided there among 215 farm households.
As of 1885, 1,080 residents lived in 332 farm households, supported by an Orthodox church and a school.
As of 1914 the village belonged to Borovenka volost, while inhabitants increased to 2966.
On June 12, 2020, it became part of the Lebedyn urban hromada.
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Budylka
Budylka is a village in Ukraine in the Sumy Raion of the Sumy Oblast. The population is 2049 people.
The village of Budylka is located on the banks of the Budylka river, which after 5 km flows into the Psel river. 1.5 km upstream is the village of Kulichka, 3 km downstream is the village of Selyshche. Other nearby villages include Dremlyuhy and Borovenka. A large forest massif (pine) adjoins the village.
The T 1906 highway passes through the village. A railway branch connects the village to Lebedyn.
The village was founded in the 1730s at the center of the two Budylka sotnias of the Sumy Regiment.
According to data from 1864, in the state village of Lebedyn volost of Lebedyn poviat of Kharkiv gubernia, 1,328 people (654 men and 674 — women), resided there among 215 farm households.
As of 1885, 1,080 residents lived in 332 farm households, supported by an Orthodox church and a school.
As of 1914 the village belonged to Borovenka volost, while inhabitants increased to 2966.
On June 12, 2020, it became part of the Lebedyn urban hromada.
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