temperature is -6 ° C in January, + 21 ° C in July. Administrative divisions Dniprovskyi district (western city district) neighborhoods: Romankove (former settlement), Livyi bereh Zavodskyi district (central city district) neighborhoods: City center, Dnieper Metallurgical Combine Pivdennyi district (south and eastern city parts) settlements: Karnaukhivka, Svitle neighborhoods: Sotsmisto, Pivdennyi, Bahliy Coke Factory, DniproAzot and Prydniprovskyi Chemical Factory Economy The economic base of Kamianske is almost exclusively centered on heavy industry, with ferrous metallurgy being the backbone of the local economy. Around 57% of the total industrial production is metallurgy and metal working. The chemical industry comes second with ca. 17% share of the total industrial output. While the exceedingly industrialized nature of the local economy ensures a rather high employment rate (as of 01.11.2007, official unemployment stood at 1.40%), it also contributes to excessive pollution and radiation levels in the city. Prydniprovsky Chemical Plant (closed down) Bahley Coke Factory Dnieper Metallurgical Combine DniproAzot Dniprodzerzhynsk Cement Factory Dniprodzerzhynsk Electrical Central Middle Dnieper Hydroelectric Plant Culture Several Eastern Orthodox churches, the largest being the Orthodox Cathedral of Saint Nicholas, which dates from 1894, serve the faithful of the city. By 2018, there were 22 parishes of Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Kamianske. The Roman Catholic Church of Saint Nicholas built by the city's Polish community at the end of the nineteenth century, has become one of the centers of Roman Catholicism in Eastern Ukraine. The Catholic Parish of Saint Nicholas also includes a monastery run by the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin. The town has an active Jewish community with a new synagogue and community center. Ecology Kamianske is a city with a very difficult environmental conditions. The city is on the top 10 of the most air-polluted cities of Ukraine. There have been suggestions to assign the status of the ecological disaster city. Right-bank part of the city is mostly polluted, where the metallurgical, chemical industrial enterprises are located. In 2008, an interdepartmental commission for solving environmental problems was created. International relations Twin towns — Sister cities Kamianske is twinned with: Kielce, Poland Babruysk, Belarus Temirtau, Kazakhstan Gallery See also Kamianske River Port References External links The murder of the Jews of Dniprodzerzhynsk during World War II, at Yad Vashem website. Cities in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast Cities of regional significance in Ukraine Populated places established in the Russian Empire Yekaterinoslav Governorate City name changes in Ukraine Former Soviet toponymy in Ukraine Holocaust