Klintsovo volost is an administrative-territorial unit within the Klintsy district that existed in the 1920s .
The center is the city of Klintsy .
| volost | |
| Klintsy volost | |
|---|---|
| A country |  the USSR |
| Included in | Klintsy County |
| Includes | 33 village councils |
| Adm. Centre | |
| History and Geography | |
| Population | |
| Population | 41 thousand (without the city of Klintsy ) ( 1926 ) |
| Official language | Russian |
History
The volost was formed by the merger of the Golubovskaya , Rozhnovsky and parts of the Kulag volosts of the Klintsovsky district . Later, part of the Great-Topal volost of Novozybkovsky district was transferred to its structure.
In 1929 , with the introduction of the district division, the volost was abolished, and on its territorial basis the Klintsy district of the Western region (now part of the Bryansk region ) was formed.
Administrative Division
As of January 1, 1928, [1] Klintsovsky parish included the following village councils: Ardon, Baldovsky, Bliznensky, Virgin, Butovo, bindweed, Lukyanovsky, Gnilushsky, Golubovskii, Gutokoretsky, Zaymischensky, Zarechensky, Kazennoturosnyansky, Kivaevsky, Knevichsky, Kozhushensky , Korenevsky, Kuznetsk, Lopatinsky, Lutensky, Martyanovsky, Peschansky, Rozhnovsky, Rudnegolubovsky, Rudneterekhovsky, Sinkovsky, Smolevichsky, Smotrovobudsky, Subbovichsky, Teremoshsky, Tulukovshchinsky, Turosnyansky, Unechsky, Cherto wichsky.
Notes
- β List of populated areas of the Bryansk province. - Bryansk: Bryansk provincial statistical department, 1928. - 386 p.