Shchucheysky rural settlement

Shchucheysky rural settlement
	rural settlement
Shchucheysky rural settlement
A country	Russia
Included in	Zharkovsky district; Tver region
Adm. Centre	Shchuchye village
Head of settlement	Gubanov Vitaliy Ivanovich
History and Geography
Date of education	2013
Square	287.6 km²
Timezone	MSK ( UTC + 3 )
Population
Population	718 people ( 2010 )
Digital identifiers
Automat code numbers	69

Shchuchey village settlement is a municipality in the Zharkovsky district of the Tver region .

It was originally formed in 2005, it included the territories of Shchucheisky and part of the Horovatsky rural districts. On March 21, 2013, the law of the Tver region ^[1] was adopted on the merger of Shchucheysky and Trinity rural settlements, the borders of the newly formed Shchucheysky rural settlement coincide with the boundaries of Shchucheysky and Trinity rural settlements, excluding the boundaries of their joint adjacency, and cover the territory of the respective transformed municipalities. On the territory of the settlement are 43 settlements. The center of the settlement is Shchuchye village.

Geographical information

Total area: 287.6 km²
Finding: southern part of Zharkovsky district
- Borders:
  - in the north and east - with the Zharkovsky joint venture and the village of Zharkovsky
  - in the south - with the Smolensk region , Dukhovschinsky and Demidovsky districts.
  - in the north-west - with Novoselkovsky joint venture

Hydrography: Lake Shchuchye , the Mezha River along the north-eastern border.

In the east, the settlement is crossed by an inactive railway line Zharkovsky-Soshno ( Ozerny , Smolensk region). A dirt road allows you to get to the village of Zharkovsky .

Economy

The main farms: the collective farm “Memory of Kirov” and the former state farms “Zharkovsky” and “New Way”.

Population

According to the 2010 census, there were 718 people (215 in Troitsky and 503 in Shchucheysky rural settlement).

Municipalities

As part of the Shchucheysky rural settlement, there are 43 settlements ^[1] :

Type of	Title	Population
Type of	Title	1996	2008
village	Ageevo	3	2
village	Aksenovo	2	one
village	Berkovo	17	9
village	Bobrovo	five	four
village	Boulders	0	0
village	Bukhonovo	23	18
village	Vasilevo	0	0
village	Volkovo	five	2
village	Crows	169	126
village	Gaevo	9	9
village	Humpback Humps	five	0
village	Horovatka	219	165
village	Small towns	five	3
village	The mountains	29th	28
village	Ridge	eleven	9
village	Dobrino	0	0
village	Dubrovo	five	0
village	Fuss	34	13
village	Ihorino	9	four
village	Kalenidovo	five	0
village	Klubovo	five	one
village	Kozlovo	12	7
village	Komarovo	6	6
village	Korovino	38	22
village	Twist	7	7
village	Lomonosovo	one	0
village	Lorino	one	0
village	Morzino	3	2
village	Morozovo	7	one
village	Need	9	eight
village	New	7	four
village	Ordynok	34	34
village	Prigarino	6	2
village	Prusokhovo	20	eight
village	Ryzhkovo	3	0
village	Rosy	five	0
village	Mills	43	35
village	Trinity	35	31
village	Uplohovo	56	31
village	Black	21	53
village	Shamshi	6	6
village	Shikhotovo	ten	four
village	Pike	267	251

Former settlements

In 1999, the villages of Bolikhino, Zavarza, Kloptsovo and Tukolovo were excluded from the accounting data.
In 1995 - Aburochnoe, Pozhogi, Sidora and Toropaevo.
Previously, villages disappeared: Zarui, Kopai, Maslovo, Mitkovo, Pavlovo, Punevo, Prilepovo, Strukovo, Syryevo, Shumilovo, Yakovlevo and others.

History

In the XII-XIV centuries, the territory of the settlement was part of the Grand Duchy of Smolensk . Since 1404 it has been a part of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania , after the final accession of Smolensk to Russia in 1654, in the Smolensk Voivodeship. Since the XVIII century, the territory of the settlement was:

in 1708-1719 to the Smolensk province
in 1719-1726 to the Riga province Smolensk province
in 1726-1776 to the Smolensk province
in 1776-1796 to Smolensk governorate
in 1796-1918 to the Smolensk province , Porech district
in 1918-1927 to the Smolensk province , Demidov district
in 1927-1929 to the Smolensk province , Yartsevo district
in 1929-1937 to the Western region , Prechistensky district
in 1937-1944 to the Smolensk region , Prechistensky district
in 1944-1945 to the Velikiye Luki region , Ilyinsky (Shchuchye) and Belsky (Horovatka) districts
in 1945-1957 to the Velikiye Luki region , Zharkovsky district
in 1957-1960 to the Kalinin region , Zharkovsky district
in 1960-1963 to the Kalinin region , Oktyabrsky district
in 1963-1965 to the Kalinin region , Zapadnodvinsky district
in 1965-1973 to the Kalinin region , Nelidovsky district
in 1973-1990 to the Kalinin region , Zharkovsky district
since 1990 to the Tver region , Zharkovsky district.

Famous People

In the now defunct village of Mitkovo, the Hero of the Soviet Union Ivan Fedorovich Korolkov was born.

Notes

↑ ¹ ² Law of the Tver Region dated 03/28/2013 N 19-ЗО

[19-ЗО-1] ¹ ² Law of the Tver Region dated 03/28/2013 N 19-ЗО