Rovenky

Rovenky is a coal mining metropolis in Luhansk Oblast of south-eastern Ukraine. It is incorporated as a metropolis of oblast importance. Including the encompassing villages, the whole population is near 84,000. Rovenky is positioned in Luhansk oblast, that is located within the Eastern region of Ukraine and Rovenky is in the southern a part of the oblast. It is 60 Kilometers from the region center, Luhansk. There are number of villages close to Rovenky, which include the subsequent: Djerzhinskyi, Tasenovskiy, Nagolno-Tarasovskyi, and Bolshekamenskiy.

There are several coal mines located in the Rovenky, similarly to the steppes. There is also a extensive forest within the center of Rovenky, some lakes, and a teach station. Rovenky is very close to the Ukrainian-Russian border. Rovenky was founded in 1705, and turned into integrated as a city in 1934. By the order of Peter I, 49 Cossack villages were burned and destroyed in September 1708, which includes Rovenky.

The freed Cossacks fled from Peter I into a place now called the "Wild Field." Some settled in a place near a river and it become named after the deserted local village - Rovenek. In 1793, Count Vasily Orlor have become the owner of the settlement who later have become the Cossack chieftain. In 1829, the first literacy college changed into opened and the first primary school turned into opened in 1852.