Ryazan district is an administrative-territorial unit of the Moscow region that existed in 1929 - 1930 .
| district | |
| Ryazan district | |
|---|---|
| A country |  the USSR |
| Entered into | Moscow region |
| Adm. Centre | Ryazan |
| History and Geography | |
| Date of formation | 1929-1930 |
| Date of Abolition | |
Ryazan district was formed in 1929 from the Ryazan province . It included the following territories of the former Ryazan province :
- Spassky County
- Kasimovsky County completely
- Sasovskiy County completely
- Ryazhsky district completely
- from the Ryazan district Vyshgorod, Zatishevskaya, Kuzminskaya, Murminskaya, Popadinskaya, Predtechenskaya, Rybnovskaya, Ryazanskaya, Spas-Klepikovskaya, Starozhilovskaya, Tarnovskaya and Tumskaya volosts; Bakhmacheyevsky volost without the villages of Kishkino, Pecherniki, Sokhino, Kochenevo, Khvostovo, Khozyainovo and Slivkovo; villages Klin, Big and Small Kurapovo, Praskovino, Kozelskoe, Kolychevo (Nikolskoe), Aristovo (Ramenka), Kashirovka, Moseevskoe, Davydovka, Novoselki, Manshino, Belomutovo, Zubovo (Kolosovo), Averkievo, Makarovo (Ostrovka), Morozovo (Sh. , Gorskoe (Davydovo), Melkhovo, Abrakhovo, Tyurvishchi, Khaninsky, Ivanovo, Doroshino, Yalmont, Podsvyatie, Knyazevo of the Arkhangelsk volost
- from the Zaraisk district of the village of Ilyinskoye, Kobelev Sloboda, Kozlovo, Kozitsino and Kostenkovo of the Grigoryevsky volost
- from Skopinsky county Pronskaya volost; Mikhailovskaya volost without villages Serkovo, Bolshaya Selnitsy, Malye Selnitsy, Savinka, Lower, Middle and Upper Purlovka, Eliseevka, Korablinka, Sukhovka, Zhaguly, Kalininskoye, Grishino, Priluchi, Kuznetsovka, Mityakino, Dmitrievo, Novo-Dmitrievloimov, Chibis, , Klinskoe, Mosonovo, Nikolaevka; the villages of Fedorovskoye (New Village), Ogibalovo, Malinki, Pokrovskoye, Olkhovets 1st and 2nd, Osovets, Kindyakovo, Elizavetino, Later, the village at the station Gagarino, Gryaznoye, Nadezhdino (Gryaznovsky settlements), Sergievka (Radovets), Pavelkovo, Volosovka, Korovino, Fenyaevo, Staro-Kirkino, Novo-Kirkino, Kamensky Khutor of the 1st and 2nd, Fedorovka, Nikolaevka, Chesmenka, Berezovo, Uspenskoe (Pecherniki), Firyulevka, Rogovoy, Sadarevo of the Gagarin volost; villages Silichi, Chuprynki, Ivashkovo, Baklanovo, Krasnaya Zvezda, Roskino, Nevzorovo, Dubovo, Kulakovo, Maklakovo, Mamonovo, Ryumki 1st and 2nd, Krasny Well, Koshelevo, Bulychevo, Brynitsy, Prudki, Goloshapov farm Chernishny, Old Kazakovo, Nikitin's farm, Kazakovo, Kumino, Ground, Stroilovo, Glinka, Goltsevo, Molovka, Maryino, Profit, Lukonetka, Zaretsky's farm, Murzinka, Novo-Alexandrovsky settlements of the Erlinsky volost; the villages of Red Corner and Voronki Skopinsky volost.
The center of the district was appointed the city of Ryazan .
The district was divided into 27 districts:
- Alexander Nevsky ,
- Elatom ,
- Erakhtursky ,
- Yermishinsky ,
- Zakharovsky ,
- Izhevsk
- Kadomsky ,
- Kasimovsky ,
- Klepikovsky ,
- Korablinsky ,
- Mikhailovsky ,
- Pitelinsky ,
- Pronsky ,
- Rybnovsky ,
- Ryazhsky ,
- Sapozhkovsky ,
- Sarajevsky ,
- Sasovsky ,
- North Ryazan ,
- Spassky
- Starozhilovsky ,
- Tumsky ,
- Uholovsky ,
- Chuchkovsky ,
- Shatsky ,
- Shilovsky ,
- South Ryazan .
July 23, 1930 the Ryazan 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).