Klinsky district

The area of ​​the district is 201,962 ha ^[6] . The northern part of the territory lies on the Volga-Shoshinsky lowland, characterized by a flat relief. The southern part is located on the Klinsko-Dmitrov Upland , the relief is hilly, there are deep beams. More than 50% of the district is forested. The district borders on Lotoshinsky , Volokolamsky , Solnechnogorsky , Dmitrovsky districts, as well as the urban district of Istra, Moscow Region , as well as the Tver Region .

The largest river in the area is the Sister .

The Klinsky district was formed on July 12, 1929 as part of the Moscow District of the Moscow Region. It included the city of Klin, the working village of Vysokovsky and the following village councils of the former Klin district of Moscow province :

• from Borschevsky volost : Birevsky, Borkovsky, Erosimovsky, Zakharovsky, Krupeninsky, Malo-Borschevsky, Rogatinsky, Slobodsky, Trekhdenevsky
• from Vladykino volost : Vladykinsky, Kolosovsky, Nekrasinsky, Opalevsky, Tretyakovsky, Troitsky, Shipulinsky
• from Davydkovsky volost : Golenishchevsky, Golyadsky, Davydkovsky, Demyanovsky, Malanyinsky, Pershutinsky, Reshotkinsky, Selinsky, Frolovsky, Yamsky, Yamuginsky, Yasinevsky
• from Zavidovsky volost: Berezinsky, Reshetnikovsky, Spas-Zaulkovsky
• from Krugovsky volost: Vozdvizhensky, Vysokovsky, Gologuzovsky, Zhestokovsky, Kitenevsky, Kryukovsky, Podorkovsky, Semchinsky, Chernyatinsky
• from Peter's volost : Vatolinsky, Gorodishchensky, Dyatlovsky, Yelgozinsky, Zakharovsky, Kuznechkovsky, Novikovsky, Paveltsevsky, Petrovsky, Spassky, Tarhovsky
• from Sogolevsky volost : Boblovsky, Voroninsky, Grigoryevsky, Dorshevsky, Melensky, Naprugovsky, Novoshchapovsky, Sogolevsky, Spas-Korkodinsky
• from Trinity volost : Ievlevsky, Sitnikovsky, Troitsky.

September 27, 1932 from the Solnechnogorsk district in Klinsky were transferred Khokhlovsky and Shchekinsky s / s.

On August 4, 1934 Shipulinsky s / s was abolished.

On July 17, 1939, Birevsky, Boblovsky, Borkovsky, Vatolinsky, Vladykinsky, Gologuzovsky, Golyadsky, Dyatlovsky, Zhestokovsky, Ievlevsky, Kitenevsky, Kryukovsky, Melensky, Paveltsevsky, Reshotkinsky, Semchinsky, Slobodsky, Spassky, Troitsky, Trinity (Trinity) were abolished , Yamsky, Yamugovsky, Yasenevsky. Demyanovsky s / s was renamed Gorkinsky, Malanyinsky - to Maidanovsky, Chernyatinsky - to Volovnikovsky, Krupeninsky - to Kondyrinsky, Vysokovsky - to Stepantsevsky, Frolovsky - to Misirevsky, Grigoryevsky - to Bolshe-Popelkovsky, Sogolevsky - to Temnovsky.

On August 20, 1939, the Vysokovsky District was formed. In it, from the Klinsky district, p.p. Vysokovsky; Vozdvizhensky, Volovnikovsky, Gorodishchensky, Yelgozinsky, Zakharovsky, Kuznechkovsky, Kolosovsky, Nekrasinsky, Novikovsky, Opalevsky, Petrovsky, Podorkovsky, Selinsky, Stepantsevsky, Tarhovsky and Tretyakov s / s.

July 9, 1952 was formed Pokrovsky s / s.

On June 14, 1954, the Bolshe-Popelkovsky, Golenishchevsky, Gorkovsky, Dorshevsky, Erosimovsky, Zakharovsky, Maydanvsky, Malo-Borschevsky, Naprugovsky, Rogatinsky, Sitnikovsky, Spas-Zaulkovsky, Spas-Korkodinsky, Temnovsky, Trekhdnevsky s / were abolished. Formed Borschevsky, Popelkovsky, Slobodsky s / s. On September 9, 1954, the city of Klin was categorized as a city of regional subordination (Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the RSFSR) (Vedomosti of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. - 1954. - No. 18 (812) of October 5. - S. 655).

On December 7, 1957, the city of Vysokovsk and the village councils Vozdvizhensky, Kuznechkovsky, Nekrasinsky, Novikovsky, Masyuginsky, Petrovsky, Spassky, Stepantsevsky, Tarhovsky, Tretyakovsky and Chernyatinsky were transferred from the abolished Vysokovsky district to Klinsky.

On August 27, 1958, the Kondyrinsky s / s was renamed Borkovsky, Popelkovsky into Zubovsky, Pershutinsky into Malanyinsky, Berezinsky into Zakharovsky, Nekrasinsky into Selinsky, Vozdvizhensky into Podorkovsky.

On September 5, 1959, the Vertkovsky and Nudolsky s / s were transferred from the Ruzsky district to Klinsky.

August 20, 1960 Kuznechkovsky s / s was renamed Maleevsky. Borkovsky s / s was abolished.

On February 1, 1963, the Klinsky district was abolished: village councils were transferred to the educated Solnechnogorsk enlarged rural area , and the city of Vysokovsk was subordinated to the city of Klin.

January 11, 1965 Klinsky district was restored to its former composition.

On January 27, 1966, the working village of Reshetnikovo and the summer village of Pokrovka were formed . Pokrovsky and Reshetnikovsky s / s were abolished. Zakharovsky s / s was renamed to Spas-Zaulkovsky, Malanyinsky - to Yamugovsky, Podorkovsky - to Vozdvizhensky.

On March 10, 1975, Borschevsky, Vertkovsky, Novikovsky, Spassky, Stepantsevsky, Tretyakovsky and Troitsky s / s were abolished.

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

March 1, 1995 Masyuginsky s / o was renamed Shipulinsky, Selinsky - in Reshotkinsky, Tarkhovsky - in Yelgozinsky.

April 23, 1997 Narynkovsky s / o was formed.

On February 1, 2001, the city of Klin 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).

February 27, 2003 the Chernyatinsky rural district was abolished.

June 21, 2004 Pokrovka was transformed into a rural settlement.

By 2005, the Klinsky district included the city of Vysokovsk, r.p. Reshetnikovo, as well as Vozdvizhensky , Voroninsky , Davydkovsky , Yelgozinsky , Zubovsky , Maleevsky , Misirevsky , Narynkovsky , Novoshchapovsky , Nudolsky , Petrovsky , Reshotkinsky , Slobodsky , Spas-Zaulkovsky , Shipulinsky , Shchekinsky and Yamugovsky . ^[7] .

On October 1, 2017, the Klinsky municipal district was transformed into the city ​​district of Klin with the abolition of all its former settlements ^[4] .

On October 2, 2017, the city of Vysokovsk was administratively subordinated to the city of Klin (Decree of the Governor of the Moscow Region of October 2, 2017 No. 437-PG, the Official Internet Portal of the Government of the Moscow Region http://www.mosreg.ru, 02.10.2017) and a worker Reshetnikovo village is assigned to the administrative subordination of the city of Klin (Decree of the Governor of the Moscow Region of October 2, 2017 No. 438-PG, the Official Internet Portal of the Government of the Moscow Region http://www.mosreg.ru, 02.10.2017) and the rural settlements Vozdvizhenskoe, were abolished Voroninsky, Tooth skoe, Nudolskoe and Petrovsky (Decree of the Governor of the Moscow Region on October 2, 2017 № 439-NG, the official portal of the Government of Moscow Region http://www.mosreg.ru, 02.10.2017).

On October 20, 2017, the Klinsky district as an administrative-territorial unit was abolished and transformed into a city ​​of regional subordination of Klin with an administrative territory . ^[five]

Municipal unit

From 2006 to 2017, in the former Klinsky municipal district, there were 8 now abolished municipalities: 3 urban and 5 rural settlements.

Klinsky district includes 265 settlements, which until 2017 were part of three urban and five rural settlements of the Klinsky municipal district:

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On June 9, 1997, the Moscow Region Administration adopted Decree No. 195-P “On the Environmental Situation and the Need to Build Facilities to Normalize It in the Klinsky District of the Moscow Region”. According to this decree, a comprehensive program “Prevention of adverse environmental consequences and improvement of the ecological situation in the Klinsky district” and measures for its implementation were to be developed.

Decree of the Government of the Moscow Region dated December 30, 2003 No. 743/48 “On approval of the main directions of sustainable urban development of the Moscow Region”: “The development of urbanization in the region has led to many imbalances in its development and crisis situations. The concentration of industrial, energy and transport facilities provoked a difficult environmental situation in a number of cities: Klin ... ”then there are a list of several more cities.

Data from the certificate of the State Institution “Moscow TsGMS-R” “The State of Environmental Pollution for the Past 2007”: According to observations in 2007, high levels of air pollution were observed: in Moscow, Voskresensk, Klin , increased - in Dzerzhinsky, Kolomna, Mytishchi, Podolsk , Serpukhov, Schelkovo and Elektrostal, low - in the Prioksko-Terrasny biosphere reserve.

Specific impurities made a significant contribution to the comprehensive atmospheric pollution index, taking into account several impurities: formaldehyde and phenol in Moscow, ammonia and hydrogen fluoride in Voskresensk, formaldehyde in Klin, Kolomna, Mytishchi and Podolsk. According to the specific combinatorial index of water pollution in 2007, class 4, category A - dirty waters, characterized the headwaters of the Moscow River (from Zvenigorod to Moscow), the Oka River in the control sections, the Lama , Dubna , Voimega , Sister .

Important Russian highways — the Oktyabrskaya Railway and the M10 E 105 “ Moscow - St. Petersburg ” motorway, as well as the “ Big Moscow Ring ” A108 pass through the district.

October Railway

• Pokrovka platform
• Platform Frolovskoye
• Platform Streglovo
• Station Wedge
• Yamuga platform
• Station Reshetnikovo

• State House-Museum of P.I. Tchaikovsky
• House-Museum of A.P. Gaidar
• Museum of Local Lore
• Homesteads:
  • Museum-estate of D. I. Mendeleev "Boblovo"
  • High
  • Dorshevo,
  • Maidanovo,
  • Ivanovo
  • Nikolskoye ( Zolino ),
  • Pershutino (Borisovo).
• Trinity Alexander Nevsky Monastery ( Akatovo )
• Churches:
  • Archangel Michael ( Podzhigorodovo ),
  • Voznesenskaya ( Borschevo ),
  • Ascension ( Tarhovo ),
  • Voskresenskaya ( Shipulino ),
  • All the grieving Joys
  • Znamenskaya (Warm),
  • Dmitry Solunsky ( Aksenovo ),
  • Kazan ( Klenkovo ),
  • Kazan ( Podterebovo ),
  • Nikolskaya ( Nikolsky ),
  • New Martyrs ( Reshotkino )
  • Odigitrievskaya ( Settlement ),
  • Preobrazhenskaya ( Furrow ),
  • Preobrazhenskaya ( Selinskoe ),
  • Preobrazhenskaya ( Spas-Zaulok ),
  • Smolenskaya ( Voronino ),
  • Troitskaya ( Birevo ),
  • Troitskaya ( Zakharovo ),
  • Troitskaya ( Novoshchapovo ),
  • Troitskaya ( Trinity ),
  • Assumption ( Wedge ),
  • Assumption ( Demyanovo ),
  • Assumption ( Bortnitsy ).
• Chapels:
  • Vvdenskoe
  • Gologuzovo;
  • Cruel
  • Pershutino;
  • Assumption ( Taksino ).

• Administrative division of the Moscow region
• List of cultural heritage sites of the Klinsky district in Wikigid

• District Administration Site
• Monuments of architecture of the Klinsky district of the Moscow region
• Temples of the Klinsky district of the Moscow region