City district Shakhovskaya

It is located in the north-west of the Moscow region , 155 kilometers from the city of Moscow .

It borders with the Lotoshinsky municipal district - in the north and northeast, with the Volokolamsk municipal district - in the east and southeast, with the Mozhaisk municipal district - in the south, with the Gagarin municipal district of Smolensk region - in the southwest and west, as well as Zubtsovsky municipal district of the Tver region - in the west and northwest.

The area of ​​the Shakhovskaya urban district is 121,888 ha ^[3] .

The Shakhovsk district was formed in 1929. It included the following village councils of the former Volokolamsk district :

• from Ramenskaya volost : Belokolpsky , Dryzlovsky , Dulepovsky , Elizavetinsky , Ivashkovsky , Mostishchevsky , Novomikhailovsky , Novonikolsky , Ploskovsky , Ramensky , Frolovsky
• from the Seredinsky volost : Arkhangelsk , Bolshekrutsky , Bolshe-Sytkovsky , Dorsky , Zhitoninsky , Zhuravikhinsky , Kstilovsky , Kostinsky , Kukolovsky , Kurkinsky , Merklovsky , Nikolo-Dunilovsky , Panyukovsky , Podsukhinsky , Psovogorsky , Repotinsky , Romantsevsky , Seredinsky , Simvetsky , Seredinsky , Simvetsky , Seredinsky , Simdyantsky , Seredinsky , Seredinsky , Seredovsky Yakshinsky
• from Sudislovsky volost : Borisovsky , Brolinsky , Burtsevsky , Volochanovsky , Goltsovsky , Gorodkovsky , Dubrovinsky , Elizarovsky , Koptyazinsky , Lobanovsky , Malinkovsky , Murikovsky , Parshinsky , Sudislovsky , Khovansky , Shakhovsky , Yadrovsky .

In May 1930, the Novoaleksandrovsky s / s was transferred from the Karmanovsky district of the Western region to the Shakhovsky region, and Bukholovsky , Ignatkovsky , Kozlovsky and Nazaryevsky s / s from the Volokolamsky district . At the same time, Mostishchevsky s / s was transferred from the Shakhovsky district to Lotoshinsky .

On February 19, 1933, the Zhuravlikhinsky and Podsukhinsky s / s were abolished.

April 4, 1939 Psogogorsky s / s was renamed Vysokovsky.

On July 17, 1939, Bolshe-Krutsky, Borisovsky, Brolinsky, Vysokovsky, Gorodkovsky, Dubrovinsky, Elizavetinsky, Kozlovsky, Kostinsky, Kstilovsky, Lobanovsky, Malinkovsky, Merklovsky, Nazaryevsky, Romantsevsky, Simankovsky, Frolovsky and Yakshinsky were abolished.

On December 12, 1949, the Arkhangelsk s / s was abolished.

On June 14, 1954, Novoaleksandrovsky and Kurkinsky s / s were merged into Kosilovsky s / s . The Bolshe-Sytkovsky, Buretsvsky, Goltsevsky, Dryzlovsky, Dulepovsky, Elizarovsky, Koptyazinsky, Kukolovsky, Murikovsky, Novomykhailovsky, Panyukovsky, Ploskovsky, Repotinsky and Khovansky settlements were abolished.

On March 24, 1958, Shakhovskaya received the status of an urban-type settlement, and the Shakhovsky s / s was abolished.

On August 8, 1959, the Kholmetsky s / s was abolished.

On August 20, 1960, the Yadrovsky s / s was abolished. At the same time, Lobanovsky s / s was formed.

On February 1, 1963, the Shakhovskoy area was abolished, and its territory was transferred to the Volokolamsk rural area .

On January 13, 1965, the Shakhovskoy district was re-established.

On January 28, 1977, Ignatkovsky, Parshinsky and Novonikolsky s / s were abolished.

On October 25, 1984, the Nikolo-Dunilovsky s / s was abolished.

On April 1, 1992, the Zhitoninsky and Lobanovsky s / s were abolished.

In 1994, village councils were transformed into rural districts.

September 6, 1995 was abolished Cherlenkovsky s / o ^[6] .

In 2005, instead of rural districts on the territory of the Shakhovsky district, the urban settlement of Shakhovskaya and the rural settlements of Ramenskoye, Seredinskoye and Stepankovskoye were formed.

In 2015, the Shakhovskoy municipal district was abolished, and all the settlements included in its composition were merged into a single municipal formation - the Shakhovskaya urban district ^[7] .

On December 8, 2015, the working village of Shakhovskaya was categorized as an urban-type settlement of regional subordination in the Moscow region, and the Shakhovsky district as an administrative-territorial unit of the region was abolished: a new administrative-territorial unit was formed in its place - the urban-type settlement Shakhovskaya with administrative territory ^[8] .

Area

City district

According to the 2010 All-Russian Census, the population of the district was 25,372 people, including 12,027 men and 13,345 women; urban population - 10 728 people, rural - 14 644 ^[27] . In total there are 152 settlements (2010) ^[28] .

Urbanization

In urban conditions (the working village of Shakhovskaya ) live 41.12% of the population of the district.

The Shakhovsky district included 1 urban-type settlement of regional subordination and 10 rural districts: Belokolpsky , Bukholovsky , Volochanovsky , Dorsky , Ivashkovsky , Kosilovsky , Ramensky , Seredinsky , Sudislovsky , Cherlenkovsky .

In 2006—2015. in Shakhovskoy municipal district included 4 municipalities, including 1 urban and 3 rural settlements:

Within the boundaries of the urban district are 152 settlements ^[3] .

There are 3 pig farms in the district. According to the website of the Moscow Regional Prosecutor's Office, as a result of an audit conducted in June 2011, it was revealed that two of these households are violating a number of veterinary-sanitary rules ^[31] .

The flag of the Shakhovsky district is a rectangular, with a ratio of width to length of 2: 3, green panel with a white strip dotted with conventional ermine tails, along the flagpole 1/4 of the flag’s length, bearing the image of the region’s coat of arms.

The flag was developed with the participation of the Union of Heraldists of Russia.

Approved by the decision of the Council of Deputies of the Shakhovsky District dated 06.12.1999 No. 36/260.

It is entered in the State Heraldic Register of the Russian Federation - No. 470.

The main idea of ​​the coat of arms of the Shakhovsky district was that the district bears the name of the Princes Shakhovsky. The family estate, allegorically depicted as a nest, has been located in the village of Belaya Kolp since 1658. Therefore, the main figure was a silver (white) bird spoonbill (colp), standing in the nest.

Ermine fur symbolizes the princely origin of the Shakhovsky clan, the descendants of the Yaroslavl Rurikovich . Spoonbill is not turned in the heraldic direction - this heraldic device indicates that the Shakhovskaya land has ancient roots - the bird came from the past. Turning the head of the spoonbill up and to the right heraldic side allegorically shows the bird's aspiration for the future. Spoonbills are smart and cautious birds, living very amicably with each other, which is inherent to the residents of the region. (The bird spoonbill , the ibis family, has a long straight, flattened beak at the end in the form of a shovel.)

The green field of the coat of arms symbolizes the nature of the region, its agricultural life, and it is also a symbol of hope, well-being and health. Silver is a symbol of simplicity, perfection, wisdom, nobility, peace. Gold is a symbol of strength, wealth, greatness, intellect and insight.

Three mountains reflect the hilly terrain of the district.

• Manor White Kolp
• 18th century wooden church in the village of Peski
• Church of the Nativity of John the Baptist in the village of Ramene

• Administrative division of the Moscow region
• List of Cultural Heritage Sites in the Shakhovsky District in Wikigid

• Official site of the Shakhovskiy municipal district
• Site of the newspaper "Shakhovskiye Vesti"
• Monuments of architecture of the Shakhovsky district of the Moscow region