Serov district

On November 12, 1923, the Nadezhda District was organized as part of the Tagil District of the newly formed Ural Region . The district included the town of Nadezhdinsk , the villages of Bogoslovsk and Tur'yinsk and 8 village soviets: Andrianovskiy, Volchanskiy , Koptyakovskiy, Maslovskiy, Petropavlovskiy, Samskiy, Titovo-Semenovskiy, Filkinskiy.

On June 10, 1931, by decision of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee, Ivdelsky (Vsevolodoblagodatsky, Ekaterininsky, Ivdelsky , Lachinsky, Mityaevsky) and Sosvinsky (Denisovsky, Egorovsky, Koshaysky, Matushkinsky, Romanovsky, Sosvinsky , Khmelevsky village councils) were included in the Nadezhda district .

On June 20, 1933, by the resolution of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee, the Nadezhda district was liquidated, and its territory was annexed to the Nadezhda city council .

On March 16, 1940, by the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR, the Serovskiy district within the r. . n Peter and Paul, Mine , Sosva , Turinsky , coal and 15 rural councils: Andrianovka, large-Ivoninskaya, Top-Sosva, Volchanskiy, Galka, Denisovsky, Zamaraysky, Koptyakovskaya, Koshaysky, Maslowski, Pervomayskiy, Pokrovsky, Romanovsky, Filkinsky, Chmielewski. The center of the district is Serov , which, being a city of regional subordination, was not part of the district.

On June 11, 1948, the Koptyakovsky Village Council was transferred from Serovskiy to Novolyaly district .

On March 9, 1959, on the basis of the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR, the Serov District was abolished, its territory subordinated to the Serov Town Council .

On January 13, 1965, on the basis of the Decree of the Supreme Council of the RSFSR, Serovskiy District was re-established with its center in the town of Serov . The district included 3 village and 12 village Soviets: East , Marsyatsky , Sosvinsky village councils, Andrianovsky, Bolsheivoninsky, Verkh-Sosvinsky, Denisovsky, Yelovsky, Klyuchevoy, Koshaysky, Maslovsky, Krasnoyarsky, Pervomaisky, Romanovsky, Khmelevsky village councils.

On November 22, 1966, the villages of the woodworking plant, the N 220, 97, and K 198 quarters were renamed Krasnoglinny, Borovoy, Zeleny and Yuzhnovagransky, respectively ^{[14] [15]} .

Since 1977, 3 village and 9 village Soviets have been operating in the district.

On December 17, 1995, following a local referendum, the municipal district “Serovsky District” was formed within the district ^[16] .

In 1999, the working village Marsyaty transferred to the category of rural settlements, formed Marsyatsky village council.

On October 25, 2004, the regional law No. 158-ОЗ approved the boundaries of the municipal unit “Serovskiy District”, and he himself was granted the status of a city ​​okrug ^[17] .

On January 1, 2006, in accordance with the decree of the Government of the Sverdlovsk Region No. 736 dated June 30, 2005, the Serovsky District municipality was renamed Sosvinsky urban district with the center in the city of Serov .

Formally, in accordance with the Charter of the Sverdlovsk Region ^{[18], the} Serov District still exists. In fact, all the authorities were formed on the basis of the municipal structure adopted on January 1, 2006 , in which the Serovsky and Sosva urban districts are located in the district.

According to the Law of the Sverdlovsk region "On measures to implement the Law of the Sverdlovsk region" On the administrative-territorial structure of the Sverdlovsk region "" of April 13, 2017 N 35-OZ, entered into force on October 1, 2017, village councils and councils as administrative-territorial units in Sverdlovsk the regions are abolished, and the settlements belonging to the Serov urban district , from October 1, 2017, were transferred from the Serov district to the city ​​of Serov as an administrative-territorial unit of the Sverdlovsk region. ^{[11] [19]}

The structure of the Serov district until October 1, 2017 included 1 urban-type settlement (the workers' settlement , including 4 rural settlements under his direct subordination) and 10 village councils, which include only 56 settlements ^[3]

Until 2005, 63 settlements were part of the Serov District:

• two villages:
  1. Sosva village;
  2. East Village;
• and 61 rural settlements, united in 10 village councils:
  1. Andrianovsky (v. Andrianovichi, v. Krasny Yar, Larkovka, Mezhevaya, Mirny)
  2. Verkh-Sosvinsky (the village of Morozkovo, the village of Magina, the settlement of Morozkovo, the settlement of the railway station Morozkovo, the village of Pospelkovo, the railway station of the railway station Pospelkovo, the village of Semenova, the village of Staroye Morozkovo , D. Taushkanovo)
  3. Elovsky (settlement Elovka Novaya, village Elovka, settlement Source, Forestry, village Maslovka, settlement Podgarnichny, Tankovichi)
  4. Key (village Key)
  5. Koshaysky ( Koshay village, Zeleny settlement, Kiseleva village, Molva, Tyumen, Uglovaya, Ust-Berezovka, Ust-Khmelёvka)
  6. Krasnoyarsk (Krasnoyarsk settlement, Vagranskaya, Transverse)
  7. Marsyatsky (settlement Marsyaty , Kordon, D. Petrova)
  8. Maslovsky (village Maslova, Kopylova, Matushkina)
  9. Pervomaysky (settlement. Pervomaysky, Borovoy, Verkhneye Sotrino, the village of Yelovy Palun, settlement Krasnoglinny, Novoe Sotrino, Sotrino)
  10. Romanovsky (village of Romanovo, village of Denisova, Krapivnaya, Monastyrka, Novaya Zarya, settlement of railway station Novaya Zarya, settlement of Pasynok)

On March 12, 1997, the villages of Kalinka and the 101st kilometer, as well as the villages of Kiselevka and Lipovka, were abolished ^[20] .

On October 12, 2004, the village of New Gypsy was abolished on the territory of the Serov District ^[21] .

On February 27, 2007, the villages Taushankovo ​​and Tesma, as well as the village of Verkhne Sotrino, were abolished ^[22] .

• Administrative and territorial division of the Sverdlovsk region

• Site administration Sosvinskogo city district
• On the website "Heraldry of the Sverdlovsk region"