Nekrasovsky district

The area is 1380 km² (15th place among the districts). Nekrasovsky district borders with Danilovsky in the north, with Yaroslavsky in the west, with Gavrilov-Yamsky in the south, and also with the Kostroma region in the east.

The main rivers are the Volga and the Solonitsa .

The district was formed on June 10, 1929 as the Borovsky District with its center in the workers' village of Krasny Profintern as part of the Yaroslavl District of the Ivanovo Industrial Region . It includes parts of Borovsk, Dievo-Gorodishchensk and Vyatka volosts of the Yaroslavl district and the Sered volost of the Danilovsky district . In mid-1929, the district center was moved to the village of Bor-Ponizovkino . On January 1, 1932, part of the village councils of the abolished Zavolzhsky district and several village councils of the Yaroslavl region were transferred to the district . On November 1, 1932, the district was renamed Bolshesolsky , and the center was moved to Babayki village. On February 20, 1934, the district center was moved to the village of Bolshie Soli . On March 11, 1936, the district became part of the newly formed Yaroslavl Region .

On January 8, 1938, the Bolshesolsky District was renamed to Nekrasovsky , and the village of Bolshiy Soli to Nekrasovskoye . On March 6, 1959, the area included settlements and village councils of the abolished Burmakinsky district ^[2] .

On January 1, 2005, in accordance with the law of Yaroslavl Oblast No. 65-з of December 21, 2004, “On the names, boundaries and status of municipal units of the Yaroslavl Oblast” ^[3] , 3 urban settlements were established in the district: Burmakino , Krasny Profintern and Nekrasovskoye . On March 30, 2005, the law of the Yaroslavl Region No. 17-з ^{[4] of} all urban settlements was transformed into rural settlements.

The population, as of January 1, 2010, is 22,350 people, including 10,542 people living in urban areas. ^[5] There is a natural decline in population, put on hold by the outflow of migrants from the region (partly compensated by migrants from the CIS countries ). ^[6]

Nekrasovsky district as an administrative-territorial unit of the region includes 3 workers' settlements ( urban-type settlements ) and 14 rural districts . ^{[23] [24]}

The Nekrasovsky municipal district within the framework of local self-government includes 3 municipal formations with the status of rural settlements formed within the boundaries of workers' settlements and rural districts ^{[24] [25]} .

Locations

In total, there are 286 settlements in the district.

As of April 1, 2009, 534 organizations operated in the district. The form of ownership is mostly private (80%). ^[6] Due to the lack of jobs and the lack of a normal wage, young people leave for work in Yaroslavl .

The unemployment rate is 2.6%. Average monthly salary - 11 thousand rubles. ^[6]

The Yaroslavl- Kostroma highway with inter-city bus service passes through the territory of the district ( Maliye Soli , Levashovo , Pesochnoye ). The Yaroslavl- Lyubim highway runs along the north-western part of the district (bus routes to Yaroslavl, Danilov , Sereda , Zakobakino , and Lyubim).

There are bus stations in the villages of Nekrasovskoye (routes to Yaroslavl, Kostroma and to the settlements of the right-bank part of the region) and Krasny Profintern (routes on the left-bank part of the region, as well as to Yaroslavl).

In recent years, a taxi service has emerged that operates both within the region and in the intercity direction.

During navigation there is a ferry across the river. Volga between the village. Red Profintern (left bank) and the village Novodashkovo (right bank). In the absence of a ferry (winter inter-navigation period, problems with financing), road communication between the two parts of the region is possible only through Yaroslavl (until the mid -1990s , there was a road crossing on the Volga River ice).

In the village. Burmakino - railway station of the Northern Railway . Suburban trains (for Yaroslavl, Nerekhta , Kostroma, Ivanovo ) and long-distance trains (for Moscow, Kostroma, Khabarovsk , St. Petersburg , Ivanovo, Samara , Ufa , Nizhny Novgorod , in summer also to Adler and Anapa ) stop .

In the summertime, the village of Lomovskaya is connected by air with the Kostroma region ( Mi-2 helicopter, twice a week).

The roadbed has been in a disgusting state for many years.

Festive concerts are held.

• TV channel "Nekrasovskoe television" (December 28, 2008 - July 25, 2015) ^[27]
• The newspaper "District weekdays" - comes out on Wednesdays and Fridays daily. Established in 1931. ^[28]
• Radio Channel "Speaking Nekrasovskoe" (2007-2011) ^[29]
• Social networks - VKontakte group "Shepot Nekrasovskoe streets"

• Volkov, Alexander Pavlovich - Hero of the Soviet Union , was born in a. Small Salts in 1922
• Egorov, Sergey Andreevich - Hero of the Soviet Union , was born in a. Vyatka in 1899
• Elizarov, Alexey Konstantinovich - Ukrainian Soviet cinematographer, was born in the village of Yermoltsino in 1916
• Karabulin, Nikolai Mikhailovich - Hero of the Soviet Union , born in the village of Tarkhanka in 1918
• Kastorsky, Vladimir Ivanovich - Russian opera singer (bass), born in a. Great Salts in 1871
• Matrosov, Ivan Konstantinovich - inventor, creator of railway automatic brake systems, born in s. Small Salts in 1886
• Libizov, Mikhail Pavlovich - a scientist, is the founder of the method of breeding pigs along the lines, was born in the village of Basova in 1903 ^{[30] [31] [32]}
• Opekushin, Alexander Mikhailovich - Russian sculptor , born in the village of Svechkino in 1838.
• Purgin, Nikolai Ivanovich - Hero of the Soviet Union , was born in a. Levashovo in 1923
• Rudkin, Yury Dmitrievich - the judge of the Constitutional court of Russia, was born in with. Burmakino in 1951
• Sakharov, Nikolai Ivanovich - chess bibliographer, born in a. Vyatka in 1921
• Tolbukhin, Fyodor Ivanovich - Marshal of the Soviet Union , Hero of the Soviet Union , was born in the village of Androniki in 1894
• Shilkov, Alexander Anfimovich - Hero of the Soviet Union , was born in the village of Burakhino in 1915.

• A. V. Epishin, S. I. Astashkin, V. A. Razzhivin, V. S. Khorev, L. A. Vysokovskaya, A. N. Gerasimov. A word about the land of Bolshesolsky. - Kostroma: Diar, 1999. - 256 p.

• District Administration website
• Information on the website of the regional administration