Bratskoe

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Bratskoe

 

an urban-type settlement, the center of Bratsk Raion, Nikolaev Oblast, Ukrainian SSR. Located 25 km from the Liudmilovka railroad station on the Mertvovod River (Iuzhnyi Bug basin). Population, 5, 800 (1968). The settlement has a cheese plant and two brickyards. It has a hatchery and a station for the artificial insemination of live-stock.

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