Ishim district

Ishim district is located in the south-east of the Tyumen region. The area of ​​the district is 5.5 thousand km².

The area is bordered by:

• in the north and northeast - with the Aromashevsky and Sorokinsky areas;
• in the east - with the Abat region ;
• in the southeast - with the Sladkovsky district ;
• in the south - with the Kazan region ;
• in the southwest - with the Berdyuzh district ;
• in the west - with the Golyshmanovsky district of the Tyumen region.

On the territory of the district there are 6 specially protected natural territories :

• of international importance -
  • Wetland of the Russian Federation “ Lakes of the Tobolo-Ishim forest-steppe ” (1,217.0 thousand ha)
• regional significance -
  • state complex zoological reserve "Klepikovsky" (12.9 thousand hectares);
  • state complex zoological reserve "Pesyanovsky" (11.5 thousand hectares);
  • natural monument " Sinitsinsky pine forest " (1.1 thousand hectares);
  • Ishim hillocks:
    • “Kuchumova Gora” (300 ha),
    • “Mountain of love” (100 ha),
    • Snake Mountain (300 ha);
  • Mineral Lakes (160 ha).

National composition

88.2 percent are Russians ; 4.1% are Kazakhs ; 2.3% are Germans ; 1.4% are Chuvash ; 1.2% are Ukrainians and representatives of other nationalities.

The district was formed on the basis of the decree of the All - Russian Central Executive Committee on June 10, 1931 from the territory of the Zhilyakovsky District and 5 village councils of the Larikhinsky District as part of the Ural Region .

Included the city of Ishim and 39 village councils: Bezrukovsky, Borovsky, Bykovsky, Voroninsky, Vtoropesyanovsky, Gagarinsky, Goldobinsky, Zhilyakovsky, Kazan, Karasulsky, Klepikovsky, Krutoozersky, Kukartsevsky, Larikhinsky, Loktinsky, Makarovsky, Mizonovsky, Ozhlovsky, Mikhailovsky, Nezholovsky, Ozhlovsky, Mikhailovsky, Nezholovsky, Mikhailovsky, , Pakhomovsky, Pervopes'yanovsky, Pleshkovsky, Prokutkinsky, Ravnetskiy, Savinsky, Sazhinsky, Sibiryakovsky, Sinitsinsky, Smirnovsky, Strechninsky, Tobolovsky, Troitsky 1st, Troitsky 2nd, Udalovsky, Cherymsha sky, Shablykinskogo.

January 1, 1932 from the abolished Sorokinsky district transferred: Alexandrovsky, Lykoshinsky, Osinovsky, Piniginsky, Ryadovichensky, Sorokinsky and Streltsovsky village councils.

After the liquidation of January 17, 1934, the Ural region became part of the Chelyabinsk region .

December 7, 1934 transferred to the Omsk region .

January 25, 1935 disaggregated. Moreover, the Aleksandrovsky, Kazan, Lykoshinsky, Nevolinsky, Osinovsky, Piniginsky, Prokutkinsky, Ryadovichensky, Sorokinsky and Streltsovsky village councils were transferred to the newly organized Sorokinsky district. September 19, 1939 - Goldobinsky, Zhilyakovsky, Klepikovsky, Krutoozersky, Loktinsky, Pakhomovsky, Ravnetskiy, Savinsky, Smirnovsky, Troitsky 1st and Troitsky 2nd ^[21] village councils were abolished. February 21, 1940 - Ishim city is assigned to the cities of regional subordination.

August 14, 1944 transferred to the newly formed Tyumen region.

On June 17, 1954, the Voroninsky, Mikhailovsky, and Pervopesyanovsky village councils were abolished. On April 23, 1959, the Bezrukovsky, Bykovsky, Sinitsinsky and Shablykinsky village councils were abolished. The Pakhomovsky Village Council was formed. The Makarovsky village council was renamed Ravnetskiy, Sazhinsky - to Goldobinsky, Sibiryakovsky - to Butusovsky, Cheremshansky - to Pervopesyansky. On February 1, 1963, the district was enlarged with the inclusion of the territory of the abolished Sorokinsky district. On September 28, 1963, the Goldobinsky Village Council was renamed Shablykinsky. On January 12, 1965, the rural area was transformed into a district and disaggregated. Vorsikhinsky, Gotoputovsky, Znamenshchikovsky, Kalinovsky, Malokuseryaksky, Osinovsky, Piniginsky and Sorokinsky village councils moved to the newly organized Sorokinsky district. On September 15, 1965, the Dymkovo and Cheremshansky Village Councils were formed. On October 29, 1971, the Desyatovsky and Klepikovsky Village Councils were formed. Kukartsevsky and Ozhoginsky village councils are abolished. On February 28, 1975, the Nevolinsky Village Council was formed. On October 27, 1989, the Udalovsky Village Council was abolished.

In the Ishimsky municipal district there are 22 rural settlements, including 89 settlements:

7 октября 2004 года был упразднен поселок Малый Остров ^[22] .

• Региональные заказники :
  • Клепиковский (12 925 га)
  • Песьяновский (11 741 га)
• Региональные памятники природы :
  • Синицинский бор (1 108 га)
  • Ишимские бугры - Кучумова гора (319 га)
  • Минеральные озёра (149 га)
  • Ишимские бугры - Гора Любви (100 га)

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