Clonovo

Klonovo is located 15 km north-east of the Koneggorye , in the taiga area, on the territory of the Klonovsky Reserve , where the Kidova River flows into Klonovsky Lake .

According to local legend, Klonovo was formed earlier than the Koneгgorye, and Kiryi Gory ( Rostov ) was first mentioned in 1504 . In 1574, the end-mountain and Rostov peasants (then Podvinsky camp , Vazhsky uyezd , now Osinovskoye rural settlement , Vinogradovskiy district of the Arkhangelsk region) burned the Klonovsky monastery , with which they had long-standing land disputes, and thereby got rid of monastic exploitation ^[1] . In 1782, the Klonovsky monastery was converted into a parish. Then, in the Shenkur district , the Klonovskaya ( Kiselevsky ) volost existed for a long time. In 1831, the Klonovo state volost united the volosts: Klonovskaya , Troitskaya Siya , Prilutskaya , part of the Konetsgorsk Sia volost , Kodlozero deserts . Since 1871 - in the Rostov volost . In 1902 - 1912 in the 3rd camp of Shenkur district. The main occupation of the population was agriculture , fishing and logging. Since 1926 - in the Kurgominsky volost .

After World War II , from which more than 60 villagers did not return, Klonovo began to die out, as it was not electrified . In 1953, the post office was closed. In 1954, the Konetsgorsk, Klonovsk and Rostov village councils were merged into one - the Konetsgorsk village council . In 1959, the collective farms "Red Lumberjack" (Klonovo) and "For the Motherland" (Konecgorye) merged. In 1969, the Klonovo elementary school was closed, and in 1971 the last residents left Klonovo. Most of the houses were dismantled and transported to the central estate of the Konecgorsk village council . Now on the maps the tract Klonovo is indicated, and the territory of the village since 1980 belongs to the Klonovo Reserve .

In 1785, the population of the Klonovo volost was 292 people. In 1888, 346 souls of both sexes lived in the three villages of the Klonovsky parish. In 1918 - 551 people (Repair of 71 people, Vastyanovskaya 414 people, Zakidovskaya 62 people). According to the 1920 census, there were 413 people in the Clon society (including 59 people in the village of Zakidovskaya (Zakidovo), and 354 in the village of Vastyanovskaya (Vastyanovo)). In 1925 - 499 people.

There are several options to explain the name:

• 1) Prince Klonovo - “holy place”.
• 2) From Slope — Lake — the “earlier” name of Lake Clonowski.
• 3) From the fact that people went to the monastery to bow - "to bow."

• Bereznik
• Korbala
• Endgorye
• Klonovskoe (lake)
• Nondrus (river)
• Rochegda
• Kurgomen
• Lower Vaenga
• Ust-Vaenga
• Misero

• A. Rakitina: “The village stood on a hill”
• Fenev V.N .: “The Clone Circle”
• The administrative-territorial division of the Arkhangelsk province and the region in the XVIII-XX centuries. 1997, p. 59
• Notes of the Department of Russian and Slavic Archeology of the Imperial Archaeological Society. Volume 1. - St. Petersburg, 1851, pp. 32-33 .: Notification of the priest of the Clonish parish of the Arkhangelsk province, P. Shenkur district Lyskova March 15, 1851 at a meeting of the Imperial Archaeological Society.

• Clonovo
• Reserves (inaccessible link)
• History of the Clone Ward
• Video - My cities - Klonovo
• Subordinate Cloning Village Council / Directory of administrative divisions of the Arkhangelsk region in 1939-1945

Maps

• P-38-39.40. (Leaf of Rochegd)
• Clonovo at Wikimapia)
• Clonovo. Public Cadastral Map
• Topographic map P-38-039-A, B