Kochubeyevsky district

The district is located in the western part of the Stavropol Territory , bordered by the Karachay-Cherkess Republic , Krasnodar Territory , Shpakovsky , Andropovsky districts and the city ​​district of Nevinnomyssk, Stavropol Territory .

In 1924, the Nevinnomyssky District was formed (from 1924 to 1930 it was part of the Armavir District of the North Caucasus Territory ) ^{[5] [6]} .

July 10, 1931 by the Decree of the Presidium of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee the Batalpashinsky District was abolished. At the same time, the Balakhonovsky farm from Batalpashinsky village council was assigned to the Nevinnomyssky district ^[7] .

In 1934, the North Caucasus region was divided into the Azov-Black Sea region (with a center in the city of Rostov-on-Don ) and the North Caucasus region (with a center in the city of Pyatigorsk ). The latter included 17 districts of the former Stavropol and Tersky districts, including Nevinnomyssky district ^[6] .

In 1935, the Libknechtovsky district was formed by the center in the village of Olginsky , which was abolished on November 2, 1956 with the transfer of its territory to the Nevinnomyssky region ^{[6] [8]} .

On January 21, 1943, the Nevinnomyssky district was liberated from Nazi invaders ^[9] .

On August 14, 1959, the Nevinnomyssky district was renamed Kochubeyevsky (in honor of Ivan Antonovich Kochubey , the red commander of the Civil War period ^[10] ), and the center of the district was moved from the city of Nevinnomyssk to the village of Olginsky (since 1961 - Kochubeyevsky) ^{[6] [8]} .

February 1, 1963 were formed instead of the existing 15 rural areas: Alexandrovsky, Apanasenkovsky, Blagodarnensky, Vorontsovo-Aleksandrovsky, Georgievsky, Izobilnensky, Ipatovsky, Kochubeyevsky, Krasnogvardeisky, Kursky, Levokumsky, Mineralovodsky, Petrovsky, Prikumsky and Shpakovsky ^[11] .

On January 12, 1965, the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the RSFSR decided ^[12] :

Convert Arzgirsky , Aleksandrovsky , Apanasenkovsky , Blagodarnensky , Georgievsky district , Izobilnensky , Ipatovsky , Kochubeyevsky, Krasnogvardeisky , Kursky district , Levokumsky , Mineralovodsky , Novoaleksandrovsky district , Petrovsky district , Prikumsky , Sovetsky and Shpakovsky rural areas.

By resolution of the head of the administration of the Stavropol Territory No. 8 dated January 11, 1995, the Mishchensky village council (with the center in the Mishchensky farm) was formed in the Kochubeyevsky district, which included the village of Tsvetnoye , the Mishchensky farm and the Stepnoy farm, allocated from the Vrevsky village council of the same region ^[13] .

The Law of Stavropol Territory dated March 22, 1997 No. 1-KZ in the district established the Vasilievsky Village Council (with a center in the Vasilievsky Farm), which included the Vasilievsky, Andreevsky and Belovsky Farms ^[13] , which were isolated from the Kazminsky Village Council of the same district.

Gender composition

According to the 2010 census, 39,751 men (49.97%) and 39,806 women (50.03%) lived ^[30] .

National composition

According to the 2010 census, the following nationalities lived (nationalities less than 1%, see in the footnote to the line “Other”) ^[30] :

The Kochubeyevsky municipal district includes 15 municipalities with the status of rural settlements :

Settlements

In Kochubeyevsky district 51 settlements.

Abolished settlements

• Lofitsky - a farm in the Starodvortsovsky village council . By a resolution of the head of the administration of the Stavropol Territory dated September 27, 1995 No. 526, it was excluded from accounting data in connection with the resettlement of residents in other settlements ^[13] .

• The head of the district is Elfinova Lyudmila Vyacheslavovna. Date of appointment: January 29, 2009. Term of office: until the expiration of the term of office of the head of the municipality Novoderevensky Village Council ^[34]
• The head of the Administration of the municipal district is Klevtsov Alexey Pavlovich. Date of appointment: October 20, 2008. Term of office: four years ^[34]

Two hydroelectric power stations operate in the district: Svistukhinskaya (55.9 million kWh / year) and Kuban hydroelectric station-4 (181.5 million kWh / year)

In the district there are 23 agricultural enterprises and 834 peasant (farmer) farms. Agricultural enterprises are engaged in the production of crop production, livestock, poultry and fish farming. The main crops grown are winter wheat, corn for seeds and grain, in second place is the production of industrial crops, including sugar beets. The district has developed dairy production, pig breeding, sheep breeding, poultry farming. There are 65 industrial enterprises, 12 construction enterprises, 494 trade enterprises (of which 415 are private entrepreneurs), 65 public catering enterprises, 10 public services enterprises and legal entities, and 202 entrepreneurs in this area, 2 communication enterprises, and 6 public utilities.

• Passenger-Auto LLC - transportation of passengers and baggage by public transport ^[35]

Natives of the region are military leaders, heroes of the Civil War, Y. F. Balakhonov and I. A. Kochubey ^[5] ; Hero of the Soviet Union K. Ya. Laptev ^[36]

The titles of Hero of Socialist Labor were awarded: A. A. Bogdanov-Torop, G. Z. Zhilyaev , I. N. Malashenko, I. M. Nagorny , N. I. Shepelev, M. I. Shikunov , A. A. Shumsky ^{[ 5]} .

The title of Hero of the Russian Federation was awarded (posthumously) to V. N. Cheprakov ^[5] .

• Administrative division of the Stavropol Territory

• Official site of the administration of the Kochubeyevsky municipal district of the Stavropol Territory (Neopr.) .
• Kochubeyevsky municipal district (Neopr.) . Portal of public authorities of the Stavropol Territory .