Istra district

The area of ​​the district is 126,897 ha ^[8] . The urban district borders on the urban districts of Krasnogorsk , Klin , Ruzsky , Voskhod , as well as the Solnechnogorsk , Volokolamsk and Odintsovo municipal districts of the Moscow region.

The main river is Istra .

On July 12, 1929, the Voskresensky district was formed with the center in the city of Voskresensk as part of the Moscow District of the Moscow Region . It included the city of Voskresensk, the working village of Dedovsky and the following village councils of the abolished Voskresensky district of Moscow province :

• from the Eremeevsky volost : Gorkovsky, Dukhaninsky, Eremeevsky, Ivanovoaleksinsky, Kashinsky, Kozino-Nefedievsky, Kurtasovsky, Lytkinsky, Makrushinsky, Maksimovsky, Manikhinsky, Nadovrazhinsky, Nikolsky, Pavlo-Luzhetsky, Sannikovsky
• from Luchinsky volost : Buzharovsky, Bukarevsky, Velyaminovsky, Dubrovsky, Efimonovsky, Zenkinsky, Ivanovo-October, Iskrovsky, Kostrovsky, Lukinsky, Luchinsky, Nikulinsky, Petrovsky, Sychevsky, Telepnevsky, Filatovsky.
• from Nikolsky volost : Lviv, Mansurovsky, Pirogovsky
• from Pavlovsky volost : Anosinsky, Buzlanovsky, Voronkovsky, Glukhovsky, Dmitrovsky, Zakharkovsky, Ilyinsky, Isakovsky, Krasnovidovsky, Kryukovsky, Leninsky, Leshkovsky, Nakhabinsky, Nikolo-Uryupinsky, Novonikolsky, Pavlo-Slobodsky, Petrovsky, Rozhkovsky, Pokrovsky, Pokrovsky, Pokrovsky, Pokrovsky, Pokrovsky, Pokrovsky, Pokrovsky, Pokrovsky, Pokrovsky, Pokrovsky Yurievsky
• from Pyatnitskaya volost : Alekhnovsky, Lechishchevsky, Sinevsky.

May 20, 1930 Lytkinsk s / s was transferred to the Skhodnensky district . Soon, Isakovsky and Sychevsky s / s were abolished.

On July 30, 1930, the Moscow District, like most other districts of the USSR , was abolished, the Resurrection District was directly subordinated to the Moscow Region. But due to the fact that there were two Voskresensky districts in the Moscow Region, on December 27, 1930 the district center - the city of Voskresensk was renamed to Istra (by the name of the river), and the district - to Istra district (Perm. All-Russian Central Executive Committee) (Collection of Legalizations and orders of the Workers 'and Peasants' Government of the RSFSR Division 1. No. 2 of January 10, 1931 - Article 23). December 15 Glukhovsky s / s was transferred to the Kuntsevo district .

September 27, 1932 Buzlanovsky, Voronkovsky, Zakharkovsky, Ilyinsky, Nikolo-Uryupinsky, Novonikolsky and Petrovsky s / s were transferred to the Krasnogorsk district . At the same time, Verkhurtovsky, Kartsevsky and Yakuninsky s / s were transferred from the Solnechnogorsk region to Istra.

June 21, 1935 Verkhurtovsky s / s was transferred to the Novo-Petrovsky district .

December 13, 1938 in the Istra district was formed r.p. Nakhabino . Nakhabinsk s / s was abolished.

On July 17, 1939 Anosinsky, Gorkovsky, Dubrovsky, Yeremeyevsky, Efimonovsky, Iskrovsky, Kartsevsky, Kashinsky, Krasnovidovsky, Kryukovsky, Kurtasovsky, Lechishchevsky, Leshkovsky, Lvov, Maximovsky, Manikhinsky, Nadovrazhinsky, Petrovsky, Pirogovsky, Pirogovsky, Pirogovsky, were eliminated Telepnevsky, Filatovsky, Yuryevsky and Yakuninsky s / s. Dmitrovsky s / s was renamed Timoshkinsky, Nikolsky - to Ermolinsky, Lukinsky - to Davydovsky, Bukarevsky - to Brykovsky.

August 21, 1940 r.p. Dedovsky was transformed into the city of Dedovsk.

On June 14, 1954, Brykovsky and Zenkinsky s / s were merged into Bukarevsky s / s, Ivanovo-Oktyabrsky and Pavlo-Luzhetsky into Ivanovsky, Pokrovsky and Timoshkinsky into Obushkovsky. Alekhnovsky, Ivanovoalekseevsky, Kozino-Nefedievsky, Makrushinsky, Nikulinsky, Pokrovsky, Rozhdestvensky, Sinevsky and Timoshkinsky s / s were abolished. On August 5 Bullfinches (in 1956 converted into a holiday village).

On December 26, 1956, the Mansurovsky s / s was abolished.

On December 7, 1957, the Istra district was abolished, and its territory became part of the Krasnogorsk district.

On August 18, 1960, the Krasnogorsk district was renamed Istrinsky, the center of the district approved the city of Istra, while the city of Istra was classified as a city of regional subordination (Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the RSFSR) (Vedomosti of the Supreme Council of the RSFSR. - 1960. - No. 30 (101) of 25 August. - S. 425), Istra district was restored from part of the Krasnogorsk region in the following composition: the city of Dedovsk, d.p. Bullfinches, village councils Buzharovsky, Bukarevsky, Davydovsky, Dukhaninsky, Ermolinsky, Ivanovsky, Kostrovsky, Leninsky, Luchinsky, Obushkovsky and Pavlovo-Slobodsky. On September 16, Denkovsky, Petrovsky, Onufrievsky, Savelyevsky and Yadrominsky s / s were transferred from the Ruzsky district to Istra.

July 31, 1962 Davydovsky s / s was abolished.

February 1, 1963 Istra district was abolished. Its territory was divided between Zvenigorod and Solnechnogorsk enlarged rural areas.

January 13, 1965 Istra district was restored. It included the city of Dedovsk, d.p. Bullfinches, village councils Buzharovsky , Bukarevsky , Denkovsky , Dukhaninsky , Ermolinsky , Ivanovsky , Kostrovsky , Leninsky , Luchinsky , Obushkovsky , Onufrievsky , Novopetrovsky , Pavlovo-Slobodsky and Yadrominsky .

February 3, 1994 village councils were transformed into rural districts.

On February 1, 2001, the city of Istra lost the status of a city of regional subordination (Law of the Moscow Region of January 17, 2001 No. 12/2001-OZ, Moscow Region News, No. 20, 02/01/2001).

On April 22, 2004, Denkovsky s / o was abolished, and on June 22 - Dukhaninsky s / o ^[9] .

On January 1, 2006, in accordance with the reform of local self-government, the district received the status of a municipal district and was divided into 3 urban and 11 rural settlements.

On March 11, 2017, within the boundaries of the abolished municipal entity, the Istra municipal district , a new municipal entity, the city ​​district of Istra, was formed ^[6] .

On April 26, 2017, the cottage village Snegiri was assigned to the administrative subordination of the city of Istra (Resolution of the Governor of the Moscow Region dated April 26, 2017 No. 199-PG, Official Internet Portal of the Government of the Moscow Region http://www.mosreg.ru, 04/26/2017).

On June 14, 2017, the rural settlements of Buzharovskoye, Bukarevskoye, Yermolinskoye, Ivanovo, Kostrovskoye, Luchinskoye, Novopetrovskoye, Obushkovskoye, Onufrievskoye, Pavlo-Slobodskoye and Yadrominskoye were abolished (Resolution of the Governor of the Moscow Region of June 14, 2017 No. 274-PG of the Official Internet Portal Moscow region http://www.mosreg.ru, 06/14/2017).

On June 23, 2017, the city of Dedovsk was assigned to the administrative subordination to the city of Istra (Resolution of the Governor of the Moscow Region of June 23, 2017 No. 295-PG, the Official Internet Portal of the Government of the Moscow Region http://www.mosreg.ru, 06/23/2017).

On July 8, 2017, the administrative-territorial unit of Istra district was transformed into a city ​​of regional subordination to Istra with an administrative territory. ^{[7] [5]}

Municipal Territory

In 2006-2017, the Istra municipal district included 3 urban and 11 rural settlements ^[6]

In the urban district (the former Istra district) 240 settlements.

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In the region there are 20 large industrial, 16 agricultural, 9 construction enterprises and about 1000 small business enterprises.

In the east of the region, near the village of Pavlovskaya Sloboda, the Izolyator plant is located ^[36] . A large industrial site is also developing, on which a number of foreign-owned industrial enterprises have been built or are under construction ( Perfetti Van Melle confectionery, President cheese factory, Danfoss and Grundfos engineering plants, Corrugated board and corrugated packaging production, Istra branch of Arkhbum OJSC) and Russian investors.

The railway (Riga direction) , the district railway, as well as the Volokolamsk highway , the M9 “Baltiya” highway ( Moscow – Riga ), the Small Moscow Ring A107 and the Big Moscow Ring A108 pass through the district.

• New Jerusalem Monastery ,
• Museum of History and Art,
• Museum of Military Glory,
• Lenin-Snegiryov Military History Museum ,
• MVK "New Jerusalem"

• musician Andrei Makarevich - a private house in the cottage village "Pavlovo" near Pavlovskaya Sloboda and the village of Velednikovo ^{[37] [38]} .
• The leader of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Gennady Zyuganov is the state delivery in Bullfinches ^[39] .
• An entrepreneur, former Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Vladimir Potanin, is a residential building on the territory of the Luzhki holiday home, which he owns ^[40] .
• Kopalin, Ilya Petrovich (1900-1976) - director of documentary films, People's Artist of the USSR (1968).
• Busarov, Mikhail Mikhailovich (1900-1981) - Soviet military leader, Major General (1943).
• Letunov, Alexander Ivanovich (1896-1956) - Soviet military leader, Major General ( 1945 ).
• Sterligov, German Lvovich (born 1966) - Russian political and public figure, entrepreneur.
• the family of the late singer and actress Jeanne Friske is a private house of 393 sq.m. on 37 acres in the cottage village "Luzhki-2", bought with the money of Jeanne herself, but, in the opinion of her father, she never visited it.

Heroes of the Soviet Union

• Akifiev, Sergey Ivanovich (1925-1943) - was born in the village of Verkhurtovo.
• Andreyev, Peter Kuzmich (born 1922) - was born in the village of Denkovo.
• Artamonov, Alexey Alekseevich (born 1916) - fighter pilot. Born in the Sverdlovsk region, in the early 1930s he moved to the Pavlovskaya Sloboda.
• Balebin, Vasily Alekseevich (born 1908) - was born in the village of Pavlovskoye.
• Berezkin, Sergey Dmitrievich (born 1923) - commander of the gun crew. Born in the village of Gorodishche.
• Vasiliev, Mikhail Nikolaevich (1914-1979) - commander of a battery fire platoon. Born in the village of Mikhailovka .
• Golovkin, Pavel Ivanovich (born 1920) - border guard. Born in the village of Rychkovo .
• Guryanov, Mikhail Alekseevich (1903-1941) - was born in the village of Petrovskoye .
• Danilov, Alexey Vasilievich (1923-1985) - was born in the Saratov region, before the war he moved to Istra district. After the war he lived in Istra.
• Konyukhov, Sergei Semenovich (born 1921) - attack pilot. Born in the village of Pavlovskaya Sloboda .
• Pavlov, Sergei Mikhailovich (1920-2004) - commander of a tank platoon. Born in the village of Glinka .
• Reshetov, Alexei Mikhailovich (born 1921) - fighter pilot. Born in the village of Mykanino.
• Savelyev, Valentin Dmitrievich (1925-1974) - commander of the machine gun company. Born in the village of Podoli .
• Siseikin, Fedor Dmitrievich (1914-1979) - was born in the village of Lechishchevo .
• Selivanov, Ivan Pavlovich (born 1903) - navigator, born in the village of Pokrovskoye.
• Fadeev, Alexander Ilyich (1911-1999) - was born in the village of Pokrovskoye .