Moscow District is an administrative-territorial unit of the Moscow Region that existed in 1929 - 1930 .
| district | |
| Moscow district | |
|---|---|
| A country |  the USSR |
| Entered into | Moscow region |
| Adm. Centre | Moscow |
| History and Geography | |
| Date of formation | 1929-1930 |
| Date of Abolition | |
Moscow District was formed in 1929 .
It includes the following territories:
- From the former Moscow province :
- Moscow County completely
- Dmitrovsky district completely
- Zvenigorod County
- Volokolamsk County fully
- Resurrection County fully
- part of Mozhaisk district
- Klinsky district without Fofanovskaya, Vasilyevskaya, Sverdlovsk and Zelentsynsky volosts; villages of Glinishche, Varaksino, Mokshino, Eldino, Kabanovo, Podgorka, Shtakovo, Pavlyukovo, Shornovo, Vysokovo, Zavidovo and Kontsovo Zavidovsky volost
- Bogorodsky district without Pavlovo-Posad volost (except for the villages of Stepanovo, Vsevolodovo, Fryazevo and Ivanisovo stations); villages of Dalnaya, Alekseevo and Gribanovo of the Prigorodnoy volost; Karpovskaya volost (except for the villages of Kolomino, Fryazino, Kuzyaevo, Meshchera, Voronovo, Ignatievo, Antonovo, Karpovo and the Shevlyagino junction)
- Sergievsky uyezd without Fedortsevskaya and Khrebtovskaya volosts; Konstantinovsky volost (except for the villages of Bogorodskoye and Otrada); villages Bylino, Antolopovo, Razdelenets, Novikovo, Egorievo, Likhonino, Borodkino and New Eremsky volost
- Podolsky uyezd without villages Alekseevka, Efimovo, Tyufonka, Kuznetsovo, Konishchevo, Chernetskoye, Masnovo-Gulevo, Masnovo-Zhukovo (Cormorants) Klenovskaya volost; Molodinsky volost (except for the villages of Bolshoye and Malye Tolbino, Slashchevo, Novoselki, Novgorodovo, Mikhalitsy, Matveevskoye, Romantsevo, Altukhovo, Podvyazovo-lagovskoye, Podchischalovka, Molodi, Zmeevka, Nikonovo, Meshcherskoye, Stolbovaya station); Shebantsevo volost (except for the villages of Sudakovo, Ilyinskoye, Akulinino, Kalachevo, Dolmatovo, Zinovkino, Valishchevo, Menshovo, Prokhorovo, Ivino, Stolbishchevo and Sidorikha)
- from Bronnitsky district Bykovskaya, Ramenskaya, Gzhelskaya, Chulkovskaya, Myachkovskaya and Sofinsky volosts; the villages of Zagornovo, Ploskinino and the churchyard Darki (Dmitrovosolunsky) of the Zagornovo volost; the villages of Malakhovo, Rybaki, Zakharyikha, Timonino, Krivtsi, Ivan, Britovo, Kholudenovo, Belozericha Velinsky volosts; the villages of Pletenikha, Podberezie, Konstantinovo, Tupitsino, Elgozino, Lovtsovo, Yakovlevskoye, Istomykh of the Nativity parish; the villages of Lyamtsino and Skrypino-Dalnee of the Zhiroshkinskoy volost; villages Stepanchikovo, Kutuzovo, Pushkino, Pokrovskoye-Bunyakovo, Ryabtsevo and platform Vostryakova Lobanovsky volost
- From the former Tver province :
- from Tver district Borovsky, Kalitsynsky, Mazlovsky, Fedosovsky (partially) village councils of Mikulinsky volost; Mikulinsky village council of the same volost without the villages of Bolshoy Beskovo, Galkino and Nesharovo.
The city center was designated the city of Moscow .
The district was divided into 27 districts:
- Bogorodsky ,
- Vereisky ,
- Volokolamsk ,
- Resurrection
- Dmitrovsky ,
- Zvenigorodsky ,
- Klinsky
- Communist
- Red-Pahorsky ,
- Kuntsevsky ,
- Leninsky
- Lotoshinsky
- Mozhaysky
- Mytishchi ,
- Naro-Fominsky ,
- Novo-Petrovsky ,
- Podolsky ,
- Pushkin ,
- Ramensky ,
- Reutovsky ,
- Ruzsky ,
- Sergievsky ,
- Solnechnogorsk ,
- Skhodnensky ,
- Ukhtomsky ,
- Shakhovskoy ,
- Schelkovsky .
In 1930, the Uvarovsky District was transferred from the Vyazemsky District to the Moscow Region .
July 23, 1930 the Moscow District , like most other districts of the USSR , was abolished. Its areas were directly subordinated to the Moscow Region (Decree of the CEC of the USSR) (Collection of laws and orders of the Workers 'and Peasants' Government of the USSR. Division I No. 37 of August 8, 1930 - Article 400).