Petropavlovsk Uyezd is an administrative unit of the Omsk Region ( 1822 - 1838 ), the Akmola Region , the Omsk Region ( 1918 - 1919 ), the Omsk Province and the Akmola Province . Center - the city of Petropavlovsk . Until 1898, it was called the Peter and Paul District .
| Peter and Paul County | |
|---|---|
| A country |  Russian empire |
| Province | Akmola region (Russian Empire) |
| County town | Petropavlovsk |
| Population | 155 1 thousand, (1 897) people. |
| Square | 72.4 thousand km² (1897) |
| Educated | 1868 |
Content
Administrative Division
| Kazakh name of volosts | Russian name of volosts | Number | |
|---|---|---|---|
| auls | yurt | ||
| Andagulrysay-koilinskaya (Atagayevsky clan) | Peter and Paul | ten | 1813 |
| Babasanovskaya (Atagayevsky clan) | Tainchinskaya | eight | 1016 |
| Choga-Babasanovskaya (Atagayevsky clan) | Midday | 7 | 1149 |
| Imenaly-Kireevskaya (Kireevsky kind) | Stanovskaya | 9 | 1554 |
| Samai-Kireevskaya (Kireevsky kind) | Presnovskaya | ten | 1828 |
| Matakai-Siban-Kireevskaya (Kireevsky clan) | Presnogorkovskaya | 9 | 1397 |
| Dzhanysary-Uvakov (Karaul-Uvakov clan) | Average | 7 | 967 |
| Bshgdaly-bar-yakshi-аковvakovskaya (Karaүl-үvakovsky kind) | Kushmurunskaya | 9 | 1097 |
| Total for Peter and Paul County: [1] | 69 | 10821 |
In 1913 there were 18 volosts and 6 villages in the county:
- Ananyevsky volost ,
- Annunciation parish ,
- All-Holy Parish ,
- Dmitrievsky volost ,
- Ilyinsky volost ,
- Epiphany volost ,
- Makaryevsky volost ,
- Mikhailovsky volost ,
- Nikolaev volost ,
- Novo-Pokrovskaya volost ,
- Poltava volost ,
- Rayevsky volost ,
- Ryas volost , (center - v . Novo-Pokrovskoye),
- Semipolsky volost ,
- Trinity parish ,
- Assumption Parish ,
- Fedorovsky volost ,
- Yavlensky volosts and villages Voznesenskaya, Lebyazhya, Novo-Rybinskaya, Petropavlovskaya, Presnogorkovskaya, Presnovskaya [2] .
In 1926 there were 16 volosts: Bulaevskaya volost , Beinetkorskaya (center - v. Poltavskoe), International (center - v. Mamlyutka), Kyzyl-Gaskarskaya (center - v. Kazposelok), Leninskaya (center - v. Bogodukhovka), Obraztsovaya ( center - the village of Yavlenskoye), Presnovsky volost , Tonkeryskaya (center - the village of Vak), Labor (center - the city of Petropavlovsk), Uritskaya (center - the village of Mariinsky), Presnogorky volost , Bostandyk-Tuuskaya (center - the village of Agash-Urun) , Kyzyl-Tuuskaya (center - aul Sharykpay), Dobrovolsky volost , Stepanovskaya volost , Cherlakskaya.
History
The Peter and Paul District in the Omsk Region existed in 1822-1838. It was again formed as part of the Akmola region in 1868 . In 1898 it was renamed the Peter and Paul County. In 1918, the Akmola region became known as the Omsk region, and in 1919 - the Omsk province. In 1921, the Peter and Paul County was transferred to the Akmola province of the Kyrgyz Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic , which remained until its abolition in 1928 .
Population
According to the 1897 census, 155.1 thousand people lived in the county. Including Kazakhs - 44.5%; Russians - 36.7%; Ukrainians - 13.1%; Tatars - 4.3%. In the city of Petropavlovsk lived 19 688 people. [3]
Notes
- ↑ Memorial book of Akmola region on 1887. Omsk, 1887. Appendix, p. 33-34 (Compiled by S. M. Presnyakov)
- ↑ Volostnaya, stanichnaya, rural, municipality governing and administration, as well as police stations throughout Russia with the designation of their location . - Kyiv: Publishing House of the L.A. Fish, 1913.
- ↑ Demoscope Weekly - Application. Statistics Handbook