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Power	Ukraine Ukraine
Region	Dnepropetrovsk
Area	Pyatikhatsky
City Council	Pyatikhatsky
Coordinates	Coordinates: 48°2445.19 s. w. 33°4212.12 in. d. / 48.412555° n. w. 33.703369° E. d. (G) (O) (I) 48.412555 , 33.703369 48°2445.19 s. w. 33°4212.12 in. d. / 48.412555° n. w. 33.703369° E. d. (G) (O) (I)
Based	1886
City with	1938
Square	18.38 km
Population	20,459 people (2001)
Timezone	UTC+2 , in summer UTC+3
Telephone code	+380 5651
Automatic code	AE/04
KOATUU	1224510100
Pyatikhatsky city ​​Council	52100, Dnepropetrovsk region, Pyatikhatsky district, Pyatikhatki, st. Zheleznyakova, 79

Pyatikhatki(Ukrainian P "yatikhatki) - city, Pyatikhatsky city council, Pyatikhatsky district, Dnepropetrovsk region, Ukraine.

KOATUU code is 1224510100. The population according to the 2001 census was 20,459 people.

It is the administrative center of Pyatikhatsky district.

It is the administrative center of the Pyatikhatsky City Council, which does not include other settlements.

Geographical position

City Pyatikhatki located between the rivers Zheltaya and Lozovatka (9-10 km). A huge railway junction of the Dnieper metal road, Pyatikhatki and Pyatikhatki-Stykovaya stations. Automatic roads pass through the city Mtr-04(E 50),T-0418 And T-0419. A dry stream with a dam flows through the city.

Origin of the name

On the territory of Ukraine there are 10 populated places with the name Pyatikhatki.

Arrival in the city

Story

The emergence of Pyatikhatki is connected with the construction of the Ekaterininsky metal road, in particular, its Saksagansky section, which subsequently played a very important role in transporting ore from Krivbass to the metallurgical factories of the south.

In 1886, here, in the steppe, on the territory of the Saksaganskaya volost of the Verkhnedneprovsky district, the construction of a junction station began, near which the Potabashny brothers, former peasants who came to build the road and later worked in the locomotive depot at the railway junction, built the first 5 huts. Hence the name of the populated area and railway station - Pyatikhatki.

In 1938 it was given the status city.

Economy

• Divisions of the State Enterprise "Dnieper Railway": locomotive (TC-9) and carriage depot (VChD-12), ShCh-7, PCh-11, PMS-237, EChK, linear SES, DS st. Pyatikhatki, recovery (VP-9) and fire trains, coal warehouse.
• Oil depot.
• OJSC Ukrtelecom.
• CB "PrivatBank"
• JSCB "Pravex-Bank".
• Raiffeisen Bank Aval.
• JSB "Express-Bank"
• JSC "Oshchadbank"
• UGPPS "Ukrposhta"
• Pyatikhatsky Mechanical Repair Plant, JSC.
• Pyatikhatsky Creamery, KP.
• Pyatikhatskaya poultry farm "Yubileiny"
• Pyatikhatsky Interfarm Brick Factory, State Enterprise.
• Pyatikhatsky metal structures plant.
• Pyatikhatsky Elevator, JSC.
• Pyatikhatsky bakery.
• Pyatikhatsky feed mill.
• Pyatikhatsky press plant.
• Pyatikhatsky inter-farm industrial association.

Social objects

• School № 1.
• School number 2.
• School No. 3.
• Elementary School.
• 5 kindergartens.
• Student Youth Center.
• Children's and youth sports school.
• Children's art school.
• Treatment and prevention institutions:
  • Primary Health Care Center.
  • Consultative and diagnostic center.
  • Nodal hospital st. Pyatikhatki.
• House of Culture.
• Museum of History and Local Lore.
• 2 libraries.
• TC "Vzglyad"
• TRC "Dosvitni Vogni"

Transport

An automatic road of international importance passes through the city. Mtr-04, which is part of the Euro route E 50.

Junction railway station of Pyatikhatki of the Dnieper metal road.

Familiar inhabitants of our planet

• Ligun, Anatoly Alexandrovich (June 25, 1947, Pyatikhatki - March 1, 2008, Dneprodzerzhinsk). Famous Russian, Ukrainian mathematician
• Vadim Anatolyevich Yevtushenko (born January 1, 1958 in the city of Pyatikhatki) is a Russian football player and coach.
• Rodion Rafailovich Nakhapetov (born January 21, 1944, in the city of Pyatikhatki, Dnepropetrovsk region) is a Russian, American, Russian actor, director and screenwriter. People's Artist of the RSFSR (1985).
• Valentina Ivanovna Dovzhenko is a Ukrainian politician.

Attractions

• Mass grave of Russian soldiers.
• Monument to the liberators "Tank T-34".
• Monument to Afghan soldiers.
• Memorial to those killed during the liquidation of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant.
• Monument to Zheleznyak.
• Lenin V.I.
• The face of the city is the Steam Locomotive.

• Website of the city of Pyatikhatki
• News of Pyatikhatki, train and bus schedules at Pyatikhatki station
• Pyatikhatsky district
• City registration card on the website of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (Ukrainian)
• "History of cities and villages of the Ukrainian SSR"

Notes

1. ^ Website of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.
2. ^ A laconic review of the development and activities of the Catherine Metal Road over 25 years (1884-1909), p. 14, 15; “Kiev Antiquity”, 1886, vol. 15, no. 7, p. 475.

Populated areas of Pyatikhatsky district
City:	Pyatikhatki
Town:	Cherry Likhovka
Villages:	Aleksandro-Grigorovka Balkovoe Belenshchina Bereznyak Bogdan-Nadezhdovka Verkhnekamenistaya Vesy Podil Vinogradovka Vladimirovka Volochaevka Volnoe Galina Lozovatka Gramovka Grigorivka Grushevatka Demurino-Varvarovka Dmitrovka Dolinskoe Zheltoaleksandrovka Yellow Zaporozhye Green Klin Green Meadow Zolotnitskoe ka Ivashynovka Kalinovka Kamennoye Kasinovka Katerynivka Komissarovka Kommunarivka Komsomolskoye Red Volya Krasnoivanovka Krasny Lug Culture Kulyabkino Lipovoe Lozovatka Lykoshino Maryanovka Mirolyubovka Mironovka Mikhailovka Nerudstal Nikolaevka Novovasylevka Novozalesye Novoivanovka Novotroitskoye Novoukrainka Osykovatoe Palmirovanie Petrovka Ploskoe Plosko-Taranovka Poltavo-Bogolyubovka Rovenki Savro Saevka Saksagan Semyonovka Stepovoye Suhan ovka Ternovatoe Terno-Lozovatka Troitskoe Trudolyubovka Kholodiivka Tsveloe Chervonaya Gorka Chervonaya Derievka Chervonaya Polyana Chervony Yar Chigrinovka Chistopol Chumaki Yakovlevka
Villages:	Vanguard Dawn of Communism Green Peaceful Radgospnoe

Districts	Apostolovsky Vasylkivsky Verkhnedneprovsky Dnepropetrovsk Krivoy Rog Krinichansky Magdalinovsky Mezhevsky (Mezhevskaya) Nikopol Novomoskovsky Pavlogradsky Petrikovsky Petropavlovsky Pokrovsky Pyatikhatsky Sinelnikovsky Solonyansky Sofievsky Tomakovsky Tsarichansky Shirokovsky Yuryevsky
Cities	Apostolovo 2 Verkhovtsevo 2 Verkhnedneprovsk 2 Volnogorsk 1 Dneprodzerzhinsk 1 Dnepropetrovsk 1 Zheltye Vody 1 Zelenodolsk 2 Krivoy Rog 1 Manganets 1 Nikopol 1 Novomoskovsk 1 Ordzhonikidze 1 Pavlograd 1 Pereshchepino 2 Pershotravensk 1 Podgorodnoe 2 Pyatikhatki 2 Sinelnikovo 1 Ternovka 1

Pyatikhatki (Ukrainian P "yatikhatki) - city, Pyatikhatsky city council, Pyatikhatsky district, Dnepropetrovsk region, Ukraine. KOATUU code - 1224510100. The population according to the 2001 census was 20,459 people. It is the administrative center of Pyatikhatsky district. It is the administrative center of Pyatikhatsky city council, which does not include other settlements.

Geographical position

The city of Pyatikhatki is located between the Zheltaya and Lozovatka rivers (9-10 km). A large railway junction of the Dnieper Railway, Pyatikhatki and Pyatikhatki-Stykovaya stations. The railway divides the city into two parts - the northern and southern sides. Highways M-04 (E 50), T-0418 and T-0419 pass through the city. A dry stream flows through the southern part of the city.

origin of name

There are 10 settlements on the territory of Ukraine with the name Pyatikhatki.

The emergence of Pyatikhatki is associated with the construction of the Catherine Railway, in particular, its Saksagansky section, which subsequently played a large role in transporting ore from Krivbass to the metallurgical plants of the south. In 1886, here, in the steppe, on the territory of the Saksaganskaya volost of the Verkhnedneprovsky district, the construction of a junction station began, near which the Potabashny brothers, former peasants who came to build the road and later worked in the locomotive depot at the railway junction, built the first five huts. Hence the name of the settlement and the railway station - Pyatikhatki. In 1938 it was given the status of a city. The city council was headed by: Davydov V., Shevchenko N.A., Zaiko N., Shapran N.I., Movchan O.N., Malook O.V. (since 2015)

Economy

Subdivisions of the State Enterprise "Pridneprovskaya Railway": turnover locomotive depot (TD-9 from TC-8 Dnepr), carriage depot (VChD-12), ShCh-7, PCh-11, PMS-237, EChK, DS st. Pyatikhatki, recovery (VP-9) and fire trains, coal warehouse (on the balance sheet of TD-9) Oil depot. OJSC Ukrtelecom. CB "PrivatBank" JSCB "Pravex-Bank". Raiffeisen Bank Aval. JSB "Express-Bank" JSC "Oshchadbank" UGPPS "Ukrposhta" Pyatikhatsky inter-farm brick plant, SE. Pyatikhatsky metal structures plant is not functioning. Pyatikhatsky Elevator, JSC. Pyatikhatsky bakery. The Pyatikhatsky feed mill is not functioning. . Pyatikhatsky inter-farm industrial association. Pyatikhatskaya Heating Network

Social objects

School No. 1. School No. 2. School No. 3. 5 kindergartens. Malyatko (1972) Sonechko (1937) Lastivka Kalinonka (1947) Center for Student Youth (1992) Children's and Youth Sports School. Children's art school. Treatment and prevention institutions: Primary Health Care Center. Consultative and diagnostic center. Nodal hospital st. Pyatikhatki. House of Culture. Museum of History and Local Lore (in 1991 awarded the title of "people's") (1972) Central District Library (1931) District Children's Library (1945) TK "Vzglyad" (1992) TRC "Dosvitni Vogni" (2002 d.) Social and information newspaper of the Pyatikhatsky district "Zlagoda" (created in 1930)

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City
Ukrainian P "yatihatki
48°24′45″ n. w. 33°42′12″ E. d.
A country	Ukraine
Region
Area	Pyatikhatsky
City Council	Pyatikhatsky
History and geography
Based	1886
City with	1938
Square	18.38 km²
Timezone	UTC+2, in summer UTC+3
Population
Population	18,882 people (2017)
Official language	Ukrainian And Russian
Digital IDs
Telephone code	+380 5651
Vehicle code	AE, KE / 04
KOATUU	1224510100
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Pyatikhatsky city ​​Council	52100, Dnepropetrovsk region, Pyatikhatsky district, Pyatikhatki, st. Zheleznyakova, 79

Pyatikhatki(Ukrainian P "yatikhatki) - , Pyatikhatsky city council, Pyatikhatsky district, .

It is the administrative center of the Pyatikhatsky district and the Pyatikhatsky city council, which does not include other settlements.

Geographical position

Entrance to the city

City is located between the Zheltaya and Lozovatka rivers (9-10 km). The railway divides the city into two parts: the northern and southern sides.

A dry stream flows through the southern part of the city.

Story

The emergence of Pyatikhatki is associated with the construction of the Catherine Railway, in particular, its Saksagansky section, which subsequently played a large role in transporting ore from Krivbass to metallurgical plants in the south of the Russian Empire.

In 1886, here, in the steppe, on the territory of the Saksaganskaya volost of the Verkhnedneprovsky district of the Ekaterinoslav province, the construction of a junction station began, near which the Potabashny brothers, former peasants who came to build the road and later worked in the locomotive depot at the railway junction, built the first five huts. Hence the name of the settlement and the railway station - Pyatikhatki.

In January 1918, Soviet power was established here, but later, during the civil war, power changed several times.

In 1938 it was given the status city.

During the Great Patriotic War in 1941, the city was occupied by German troops, but on October 19, 1943 it was liberated by units of the 41st separate tank brigade of the 37th Army of the Red Army during the Pyatikhat offensive operation.

As of the beginning of 1955, there were several railway transport maintenance enterprises, a butter factory, a mill, a garment factory, several local industrial enterprises, MTS, inter-district machine overhaul workshops, 4 secondary schools, a seven-year school, 2 elementary schools, a school for working youth. , three libraries, a House of Culture, a cinema and a club.

In 1974, the population was 20.6 thousand people, the basis of the economy was several railway transport maintenance enterprises, as well as an automobile repair plant, a butter factory and a bakery.

As of the beginning of 1983, there were several railway transport maintenance enterprises, a butter factory, a bread factory, a clothing factory, an elevator, district agricultural equipment, district agricultural chemicals, a consumer services plant, four secondary schools, two music schools, a sports school, two hospitals, and a House of Culture. , cinema, club, 4 libraries and a museum of the history of the area.

In 1989, the population was 21,135 people, the basis of the economy was the press plant, railway transport maintenance enterprises and food industry enterprises.

In May 1995, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved the decision to privatize the repair and mechanical plant and the agricultural chemical plant located in the city.

In July 1995, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved the decision to privatize the city's bakery, the Pyatikhatsky poultry state farm and the Yubileiny poultry state farm.

In 1998, the 100th anniversary of the Pyatikhatki station was celebrated.

Economy

• Subdivisions of PJSC "Ukrzaliznytsia" of the Russian Federation "Dnieper Railway": reverse locomotive depot (TD-9 from TC-8 Dnepr), carriage depot (VChD-12), ShCh-7, PCh-11, PMS-237, EChK, DS Art. Pyatikhatki, recovery (VP-9) and fire trains, coal warehouse (on the balance sheet of TD-9).
• Oil depot.
• OJSC Ukrtelecom.
• JSC "Oshchadbank"
• CB "PrivatBank"
• JSCB "Pravex-Bank".
• Raiffeisen Bank Aval.
• JSB "Express-Bank"
• UGPPS "Ukrposhta".
• Pyatikhatsky Interfarm Brick Factory, State Enterprise. Doesn't work.
• Pyatikhatsky metal structures plant.
• Pyatikhatsky elevator.
• Pyatikhatsky bakery. Doesn't work.
• Pyatikhatsky feed mill.
• Pyatikhatsky inter-farm industrial association.
• Pyatikhatskaya Heating Network.

Social objects

• School № 1.
• School number 2.
• School No. 3.
• 5 kindergartens:
  • Malyatko (1972)
  • Sonechko (1937)
  • Lastivka
  • Kalinonka (1947)
• Center for Student Youth (1992)
• Children's and youth sports school.
• Children's art school.
• Treatment and prevention institutions:
  • Primary Health Care Center
  • Consultative and diagnostic center
  • Nodal hospital st. Pyatikhatki
• House of Culture.
• Museum of History and Local Lore (in 1991 awarded the title “national”) (1972)
• Central District Library (1931)
• District Children's Library (1945)
• TC "Vzglyad" (1992)
• TRC "Dosvitni Vogni" (2002)
• Public information newspaper of the Pyatikhatsky district "Zlagoda" (created in 1930)

Transport

A large railway junction of the Dnieper Railway (Pyatikhatki and Pyatikhatki-Stykovaya stations).

Highways also pass through the city. M-04, (E 50), T-0418 And T-0419.

Road of international importance M-04 is part of the European route, but does not meet European standards E 50.

Famous people

• Ligun, Anatoly Alexandrovich (June 25, 1947, Pyatikhatki - March 1, 2008, Dneprodzerzhinsk). Famous Soviet, Ukrainian mathematician
• Vadim Anatolyevich Yevtushenko (born January 1, 1958 in Pyatikhatki) - Soviet football player and coach, Honored Master of Sports of the USSR, Dynamo (Kyiv) player.
• Rodion Rafailovich Nakhapetov (born January 21, 1944, in Pyatikhatki) is a Soviet, American, Russian actor, director and screenwriter. People's Artist of the RSFSR (1985).
• Valentina Ivanovna Dovzhenko is a Ukrainian politician.
• Kozlov, Viktor Vladimirovich (born April 24, 1945, in Pyatikhatki) - Soviet, Russian scientist in the field of mechanics.
• Bagira Ozhekhovskaya (born October 30, 1990, in Verkhnedneprovsk) - writer, poetess, psychologist. Lived for some time in Pyatikhatki.

The city council was headed by: Davydov V., Shevchenko N.A., Zaiko N., Shapran N.I., Movchan O.N., Malook O.V. (since 2015).

Attractions

• Locomotive.
• Mass grave of Soviet soldiers.
• Monument to Soviet soldiers-liberators "Tank T-34-85".
• Monument to Afghan soldiers.
• Memorial to those killed during the liquidation of the Chernobyl accident.
• Monument to A. G. Zheleznyak (sailor Zheleznyak) (demolished in 2016).
• Walk of Fame (since 2016).
• The inscription "I love Pyatikhatki".

Links

• Website of the city of Pyatikhatki
• News of Pyatikhatki, train and bus schedules at Pyatikhatki station
• Pyatikhatsky district
• City registration card on the website of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine (Ukrainian)
• "History of cities and villages of the Ukrainian SSR"

Notes

1. The current population of Ukraine as of September 1, 2017. State Statistics Service of Ukraine. Kiev, 2017. page 20
2. Pyatikhatki // Ukrainian Soviet Encyclopedia. volume 9. Kyiv, “Ukrainian Soviet Encyclopedia”, 1983. p.111
3. Brief overview of the development and activities of the Catherine Railway for 25 years (1884-1909), p. 14, 15; “Kiev Antiquity”, 1886, vol. 15, no. 7, p. 475.
4. No. 2670. Shock front // Chronicle of periodicals and ongoing publications of the USSR 1986 - 1990. Part 2. Newspapers. M., “Book Chamber”, 1994. p.350
5. Pyatikhatki // Large encyclopedic dictionary (in 2 vols.). / ed. coll., ch. ed. A. M. Prokhorov. volume 2. M., "Soviet Encyclopedia", 1991. p.229
6. History of the Second World War 1939 - 1945 (in 12 volumes). volume 7. M., Voenizdat, 1976. p.266-267
7. Pyatikhatki // Great Soviet Encyclopedia. / ed. coll., ch. ed. B. A. Vvedensky. 2nd ed. volume 35. M., State scientific publishing house "Big Soviet Encyclopedia", 1955. p.402
8. Pyatikhatki // Great Soviet Encyclopedia. / ed. A. M. Prokhorova. 3rd ed. volume 21. M., “Soviet Encyclopedia”, 1975. p.291
9. All-Union Population Census 1989. Urban population of the Union republics, their territorial units, urban settlements and urban areas by gender
10. Resolution to the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 343b dated May 15, 1995. “The flow of objects that contribute to both language privatization in 1995”
11. Resolution to the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 538 dated June 20, 1995. “About the additional transfer of objects that promote both language privatization in 1995”
12. The current population of Ukraine as of September 1, 2013. State Statistics Service of Ukraine. Kiev, 2013. page 49

The city of Pyatikhatki, Dnipropetrovsk region

Pyatikhatki city- a city of regional significance in the Dnepropetrovsk region of Ukraine, the administrative center of the Pyatikhatsky district, located 110 km southwest of Dnepropetrovsk. This is a large railway junction of the Dnieper Railway. The Kyiv-Donetsk highway passes through the city.
Located: Dnepropetrovsk region, Pyatikhatsky district.

Local history researchers consider 1886 to be the founding time of the city, when, with the construction of the Catherine Railway, the construction of one of the junction stations began, where the Potabashny brothers built their five houses. This is where the name of the settlement came from - Pyatikhatki.

In a short time, Pyatikhatki turned into one of the largest junction stations of the Catherine Railway.

In 1914, the following were already operating in Pyatikhatki:

• the first elementary railway school,
• one-class parochial school,
• primary agricultural school.

In 1908, workers and employees of the railway junction organized an amateur drama club, which over time turned into the so-called people's theater. The initiator of the creation of this circle was a pensioner, former locomotive driver T. P. Yaremchuk, who led the choir and drama club of 20 people. The wooden theater building was built by the village residents. Ukrainian plays were staged on its stage and Ukrainian folk songs were sung. A library was built with money raised from performances and concerts. But during the First World War the theater ceased to exist.

During the first Russian revolution of 1905 - 1907. railroad workers in Pyatikhatki expressed their solidarity with the workers of St. Petersburg, Moscow, Yekaterinoslav and other industrial cities, speaking out with them against the autocracy. Soviet power in Pyatikhatki was established in 1918.

In 1923, the village became the center of the Pyatikhatsky district of the Krivoy Rog district. Since 1938, according to the decision of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Ukrainian SSR, Pyatikhatka was given the status of a city.

During the years of the pre-war five-year plans, a number of industrial enterprises came into operation in the city of Pyatikhatki, Dnepropetrovsk region. Back in 1928, the construction of the elevator was completed, the creamery and the state mill began producing their products. Large industrial cooperatives were created:

• Communard,
• Red chemist,
• agricultural artel Volya and others.

The creation of the Pyatikhat machine and tractor station in December 1930 played a significant role in the restructuring of the region's agriculture. In 1937, a mechanical repair plant came into operation, the director of which was Vitaly Ivanovich Klopov for more than 30 years.

From the first days of its foundation, the pride of Pyatikhatki of the Dnepropetrovsk region was and is the railway-industrial junction and the railway workers. Railway workers, through conscientious work, improved the organization of passenger train traffic, increased trade turnover and cargo turnover.

From June 22, 1941, all life was restructured on a war footing, and mass mobilization began. Already on August 13, 1941, the Germans set foot on the land of Pyatikhatki. During the occupation, underground patriotic groups and partisan detachments operated.

On October 19, 1943, the city was liberated by the troops of the 41st separate tank brigade, commanded by Colonel F.P. Vysotsky, and the troops of the 2nd Ukrainian Front under the command of Marshal of the Soviet Union I. S. Konev. Hero of the Soviet Union I.M. Kozhedub fought in the skies of the region three times.

Many city residents distinguished themselves in the fight against the fascist invaders:

• a student of the railway secondary school L. Grechko fought as part of the partisan detachment “For the Motherland”, which operated in the Kirovograd region. For courage and heroism, L. Grechko was awarded the Order of the Patriotic War, 1st degree;
• for courage and heroism and for the successful execution of the operation during the crossing of the Spree River, Major J. P. Vergun was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union;
• For crossing the Spree River in 1945, Pyatikhatsk railway worker P.G. was awarded the high title of Hero of the Soviet Union. Klimenko;
• partisan of the Great Patriotic War Nikolai Mamon.

The streets of the city are named after them.

There is a mass grave in the city park. Every year she holds rallies to pay tribute to the memory of our fellow countrymen who defended their native land.

Monuments of the city of Pyatikhatki, Dnepropetrovsk region:

• monument to Gagarin,
• monument to Fedyushchenko,
• monument-memorial to the liberators of the city from the fascist invaders,
• monument to warrior-aviators,
• monument Zheleznyak,
• monument to Afghans,
• monument “Steam locomotive to the warrior, steam locomotive to the worker”,
• monument to V. Lenin,
• Monument to the liberators "Tank".

Outstanding personalities, honorary citizens of the city:

• Vergun Yakov Panteleimonovich - Hero of the Soviet Union, liberator of the city;
• Ovseiko Grigory Trifonovich - honorary railway worker, liberator of the city;
• Ponomarenko Vasily Mikhailovich - holder of the Order of Lenin and the Red Star, excellent student of education;
• Romanets Ivan Ivanovich - Honored Teacher of the RSFSR;
• Burilov Vasily Filippovich - first Komsomol member;
• Moroz Semyon Fedorovich - first commandant of the Pyatikhatki station;
• Shatrov Viktor Stepanovich - Hero of the Soviet Union, liberator of the city;
• Fanin Ivan Markovich - legendary pilot;
• Glotov Nikolai Ivanovich - Hero of the Soviet Union, pilot;
• Rakitsky Vasily Vasilievich - honorary chairman of the veterans council, liberator of the city;
• Kolomiets Mikhail Kuzmich - liberator of the city;
• Drozdov Sidor Demyanovich - holder of the Order of Lenin;
• Serbin Viktor Dmitrievich - former first secretary of the Republic of Kazakhstan Communist Party of Ukraine;
• Klopov Anatoly Ivanovich - holder of the Order of the Red Banner of Labor, honorary innovator;
• Dovgal Vladimir Aleksandrovich - former first secretary of the Republic of Kazakhstan Communist Party of Ukraine;
• Wary Vyacheslav Mikhailovich - Honored Worker of Agriculture.

Born in the city of Pyatikhatki:

• Anatoly Aleksandrovich Ligun is a famous Soviet and Ukrainian mathematician, specialist in approximation theory, academician of the Academy of Sciences of Higher School of Ukraine.
• Evtushenko Vadim Anatolyevich - Soviet football player and coach.
• Nakhapetov Rodion Rafailovich - film actor and director.
• Valentina Ivanovna Dovzhenko is a Ukrainian politician, chairman of the All-Ukrainian political association “Women for the Future”.
• Shvets Nikolai Antonovich - ex-governor of the Dnepropetrovsk region.
• Shramko Nikolai Nikolaevich is a deputy, businessman and sponsor-philanthropist of the Pyatikhatsky district administration.
• Chepurno Vladimir Vladimirovich - head of the Pyatikhatsky district administration, member of the Green Yar party cell.

In the city of Pyatikhatki, Dnepropetrovsk region, there are:

• DUZ No. 1 named after N. Krupskaya;
• DUZ No. 2 Swallow;
• DUZ No. 3 Malyutka;
• DUZ No. 4 Sunny;
• DUZ No. 6 Rainbow;
• 3 schools;
• Pyatikhatsky district center for student youth;
• children's and youth sports school of Pyatikhatsky district;
• children's art school;
• district house of culture.