Name: Lytvynivka village Status: Village in Vyshgorodsky area, center of the village council. Location: Located in 45 km from Vyshgorod. Population: 1072 people Area: 320 hectares. Ponds: Skoropadka river. Founded in:1864 Historical note:In the XVII century village Litvinovka was under the private ownership of the Polish king and nobility, and from the second half of XIX century became a residence of the landlord Sinelnykova. In 1900 to 1849 inhabitants of village was parish school for 40 students. In the village were orthodox church martyr Paraskevuch, water and air mill, brick plant, two kitchens, a bakery shop. At the end of 1917 in village was established Soviet power. In 1928 there were 420 farms. At this time in the village was opened school and medical clinic. In 1930 was established collective farm. In August 1941 the village was occupied by German troops. On works to Germany were sent more than 100 boys and girls of the village. On the 5th of November 1943 Litvinovka was released. After the war started rebuilding of the village. Between 1963- 1980 were established a research station of lukivnytstvo, two barns, a large granary, was built a new medical clinic, house of culture. The pride of the village are an orchard of 150 ha and Park "Youth" ( 2 hectares). Today the village is fully supplied with gas, the roads are paved, residents enjoy the water from artesian wells.