Vysokushinsky rural settlement

Vysokushinsky rural settlement
	rural settlement
Vysokushinsky rural settlement
A country	Russia
Included in	Krasnokholmsky district; Tver region
Adm. Centre	v. Vysokusha
History and Geography
Date of Abolition
Square	172.9 km²
Timezone	+3
Population
Population	722 people ( 2012 )
Digital identifiers
Auto Code numbers	69

Vysokushinskoye village settlement is the municipality of the Krasnokholmsky District of the Tver Region , abolished in 2013.

Vysokushinsky rural settlement was established in accordance with the law of the Tver region dated February 28, 2005 No. 32-ЗО. It included the territory of Vysokushinsky and Skorosovsky rural districts. The center of the settlement is the village of Vysokusha .

The Law of the Tver Region dated March 28, 2013 No. 17-ЗО ^{[1] The} Barbinskoye rural settlement, Vysokushinsky rural settlement and the Bolsheragozinsky rural settlement were transformed by unification into the newly formed municipality Barbinskoye rural settlement of the Krasnokholmsky district of the Tver region. The center of the settlement is the village of Barbino .

Geography

Total area: 172.9 km²
Finding: the western part of the Krasnokholmsky district .

The main river is Mogocha .

Economics

Main farms: collective farms "Giant", "Red Field" and "Cruiser Aurora".

Population

According to the 2002 census - 1120 people (627 in the Vysokushinsky and 493 in the Skorosovsky rural district), as of 01.01.2008 - 1017 people.

Settlements

The following settlements are located on the territory of the settlement ^[2] :

No.	Type np	Title	Population ( 2008 year )
one	village	Babino	thirty
2	village	Bibirevo	9
3	village	High	176
four	village	Widernitsa	21
five	village	Vasyunino	164
6	village	Grigorovo	18
7	village	Grigorkovo	four
eight	village	Glumikha	0
9	village	Derevkovo	ten
ten	village	Zavidovo	12
eleven	village	Kocherovo	7
12	village	Kesovo	56
13	village	Lobnevo	28
14	village	Morozovo	17
15	village	Medvedev	7
sixteen	village	Mokravice	20
17	village	Plishkino	36
18	village	Palnikovo	ten
nineteen	village	Polezhaikha	18
20	village	Petelino	2
21	village	Putilovo	36
22	village	Skorosovo	81
23	village	Sludnovo	201
24	village	Fominka	3
25	village	Holmtsy	35
26	village	Khvaleevo	sixteen

Former settlements

In 1997, the villages Gubachevo, Demkino, Isakovo, Kalikino, Tatarinovo were excluded from the credentials.

History

In the XII-XVII centuries. The territory of the settlement was part of the Bezhetsky Verkh Novgorod land .
Since the XVIII century, the territory of the settlement included: ^[3]

in 1708-1727 to the St. Petersburg (Ingermanland 1708-1710 biennium) province, Uglitsky province,
in 1727-1775 to the Moscow province , Uglitsky province ,
- in 1766 Bezhetsky Verkh was renamed Bezhetsky Uyezd ,
in 1775-1796 to Tver governorship , Krasnokholmsky district ,
in 1796-1918 to the Tver province , Bezhetsky and (north-eastern part since 1803) Vesyegonsky counties ,
in 1918-1921 to the Tver province , Krasnokholmsky district ,
in 1921-1923 to the Rybinsk province , Krasnokholmsky district ,
in 1923-1924 to the Tver province , Krasnokholmsky district ,
in 1924-1929 to the Tver province , Bezhetsky district ,
in 1929-1935 to the Moscow region , Krasnokholmsky district,
in 1935-1990 to the Kalinin region , Krasnokholmsky district ,
in 1990—2013. in the Tver region , Krasnokholmsky district .

In the 19th and early 20th centuries, the villages of the settlement belonged to the Sulezha volost of the Bezhetsky district and Putilov volost of the Vesyegonsky district .

In the 1940s and 50s, Skorosovsky, Putilovsky and Vysokushinsky village councils of the Krasnokholmsky district of the Kalinin region existed on the territory of the settlement.

Famous People

In the village of Fominka , Hero of the Soviet Union Pavel Pavlovich Dmitriev was born.

Notes

↑ Law of the Tver Region dated 03/28/2013 N 17-ЗО
↑ The Law of the Tver Region "On Establishing the Borders of Municipalities Included in the Territory of the Municipal Formation of the Tver Region" Krasnokholmsky District "and Granting them the Status of Urban, Rural Settlement". Tver Vedomosti, 2005, No. 10 (March 11-17), No. 32 (August 5-11)
↑ Archived copy (unopened) (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment March 1, 2014. Archived February 29, 2012. Information on changes in the administrative-territorial division of the Tver province - Kalinin region.

[1] Law of the Tver Region dated 03/28/2013 N 17-ЗО

[2] The Law of the Tver Region "On Establishing the Borders of Municipalities Included in the Territory of the Municipal Formation of the Tver Region" Krasnokholmsky District "and Granting them the Status of Urban, Rural Settlement". Tver Vedomosti, 2005, No. 10 (March 11-17), No. 32 (August 5-11)

[3] Archived copy (unopened) (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment March 1, 2014. Archived February 29, 2012. Information on changes in the administrative-territorial division of the Tver province - Kalinin region.