Korbala (Vinogradovsky district)

From the right bank of the Northern Dvina, Korbalu is separated by Korbalsky Pola (Dvinskaya Kurya) and Korbalsky island. In fact, Korbala consists of two villages : Sutuginskaya and Maksimovskaya. To the river Arkhangelsk - 325 km and 19 kilometers to Bereznik . Below Korbala, along the course of the Northern Dvina, is the village of Gusevo (Leshutinskaya) and the Shilengsky village of Priluk , and above - the village of Rostovskoye . The village of Navolok is located on the left bank of the Northern Dvina, and to the north of Korbala, a tributary of the Nondrus Manshev originates .

The Ust-Vaenga - Osinovo - Shilenga - Korbala - Rostovskoye - Koneggorye - Rochegda - Kurgomen - Topsa - Sergeevskaya - Selmenga - Borok - Faluky highway passes through Korbala .

By 1462 - 1470, Korbala was considered the land of the “Great Prince in the Dvina” ^[1] . Korbolsky Island and Kiryu Gory are mentioned in the Spiritual Charter of Grand Duke Ivan III Vasilyevich , 1504. However, L. Zarubin believes that already at the beginning of the XIV century ( 1315 - 1322 ) Kiryov Gory and a number of other volosts of the Vazhezhskaya area were not Novgorod ( boyars ), but Rostov ( Rostov ). Later, Korbala was part of the Podvinsky camp . In 1619, the Korbalsky parish was in the Podvinsky quarter, the chet (Podvinsky quarter board) of Vazhsky district ^[2] . Since 1708 - in the Arkhangelsk province . In 1871, in the Shenkur district from the Ust-Vazhskaya volost (specific order), the Rostov volost was allocated, which included the Korbalsky society.

In 1918 - 1919, Korbala was occupied by the Allied forces of the interventionists and the whites .

In 1926, the Rostov volost was abolished, and Korbala became part of the Kurgominsk volost .

Since 1930, Korbala was part of the Konetsgorsky village council , and since 2006 - in the Osinovsky rural settlement.

The population of the village, according to the 2010 All-Russian Population Census , was 4 people ^[6] . As of January 1, 2010, 5 people lived in the village ^[7] . According to the 1920 census , 426 people of both sexes lived in society (Ivanovskaya (Shitikovshchina) - 47 people, Korbalsky churchyard - 6 people, Leshutinsky (Gusevo) - 120 people, Maksimovskaya - 106 people, Petrovskaya (Sereda) - 31 people ., Semenovskoye (on Moshki) - 58 people, Sutuginskaya (Lower End) - 58 people). In 1888, 749 souls of both sexes lived in 7 villages of the Korbal parish.

The name Korbala is obviously of a miraculous origin. The formant “la” in Finnish means the belonging of any locality to an individual person or an entire family, and “korb” in Vepsian means “dense forest, thicket, taiga” ^[8] , “corbi” in Karelian - thicket, impenetrable raw forest, from where rus. Korba.

• Bereznik
• Rostov
• Endgorye
• Clonovo
• Rochegda
• Kurgomen

• P-38-39.40. (Leaf of Rochegd)
• Korbala and Gusevo on Wikimapia
• Korbala. Public Cadastral Map

• Zarubin L. A.: Vazhskaya land in the XIV — XV centuries. - History of the USSR
• Arkhangelsk region. List of inhabited places on May 1, 1922
• Ozol L. Yu.: Chronicle of the Twin Movement
• Kuchkin V. A.: Formation of the state territory of North-Eastern Russia in the X – XIV centuries.
• Shirokorad A. B .: The Great River War. 1918–1920

• Regional law “On the status and boundaries of the territories of municipalities in the Arkhangelsk region”
• DESCRIPTION OF THE BORDERS OF THE TERRITORIES OF MUNICIPAL EDUCATION "VINOGRADOVSK MUNICIPAL AREA" AND AGAIN EDUCATED IN ITS COMPOSITION OF MUNICIPAL EDUCATIONS
• Subordinate points of the Rostov Village Council / Directory of administrative divisions of the Arkhangelsk region in 1939-1945