Syr Darya District

Syr-Darya district is an administrative-territorial unit of the Kazak Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic that existed in 1928 - 1930 .

district
Syr Darya District
A country	the USSR
Included in	Cossack Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic
Adm. Centre	Shimkent
History and Geography
Date of formation	1928-1930
Date of Abolition

Syr-Darya district was formed on January 17, 1928 from parts of the Akmola , Semipalatinsk and Syr-Daria provinces. The center of the district was the city of Chimkent . The district was divided into 21 districts:

• Arys district . Center - Ishan Bazar Village
• Aulie-Ata district . Center - Aulie-Ata city
• Badam district . Center - Sairam Village
• Belovodsky district . Center - White Water Village
• Bostandyk district . Center - Khojikent Village
• Juvaly district . Center - Burnoe village
• Irjar district . Center - Slavyanskoe village
• Karatassky district . Center - Turbat village
• Karaspan district . Center - Arys village
• Keles district . Center - Sary-Agach village
• Kzyl-Kumsky district . Center - Ak-Tyube aul
• Mankent-Sairam district . Center - Mankent Village
• Merkensky district . Center - Merke Village
• Sary-Sui district . Center - Kent Aral Hut
• Suzak district . Center - Suzak village
• Talas district . Center - tract Uyuk
• Turkestan district . Center - Turkestan city
• Tulkubassky district . Center - Tulkubas village
• Chayanovsky district . Center - Chayan Village
• Chui district . Center - Novo-Troitskoye village
• Yany-Kurgan district . Center - the village of Yany-Kurgan

On June 19, 1928, the center of the Karatassky region was transferred to the village of Sharapkhan , and the center of the Mankentsko-Sairam district - to the village of Sairam.

June 23, 1928 Chui district was renamed Muyun-Kumsky district .

On December 17, 1930, the district, like all other districts of the Kazak Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, was abolished, its areas were enlarged and transferred directly to the republican authorities.