The Somov volost is an administrative-territorial unit within the Karachevsky district .
| volost | |
| Somov volost | |
|---|---|
| (Samovskaya volost) | |
| A country |  Russia  RSFSR |
| Included in | Karachevsky district |
| Includes | 14 rural societies , later than 20 village councils |
| History and Geography | |
| Date of formation | 1861 |
| Square | 248.9 kmΒ² |
| Population | |
| Population | 7 841 [1] people ( 1880 ) |
| Official language | Russian |
The administrative center is the village of Somovo (Samovo) .
History
The first mention of the Samovskaya volost (just such a spelling prevailed in the old days) refers to the beginning of the 17th century , [2] when it covered the entire southern part of the Karachevsky district (approximately corresponds to the territory of the present Shablykinsky district of the Oryol region , somewhat expanded to the north, west and south west). However, in the XVIII century this concept becomes historical and gradually goes out of use.
Somov volost was re-formed in connection with the introduction of volost division during the reform of 1861 ; was one of the largest in the county.
During the enlargement of the volosts, in 1924 the Somov volost was abolished, and its territory was annexed to the Shablykinsky volost .
Now the main part of the territory of the former Somov volost is included in the Shablykinsky district of the Oryol region ; insignificant parts enter Karachevsky and Navlinsky districts of the Bryansk region .
Administrative Division
In 1920, the following village councils were part of the Somov volost: Arkhipovsky, Byadovichsky, Gavrilovsky, Glybochensky, Davydovsky, Zheleznogorodetsky, Ivanovsky, Klimovsky, Kosulichsky, Leskovsky, Novoryadovichsky, Petrushkovsky, Ryazansky, Slobodgovkovsky, Khomoblovkovsky, Khovoblovkovitov, Khomoblovkovitov, Khovoblovkovitov, Khoroboglovitrovsky, Starodoryad, Khovoblovkovitov, Khoroboglovitrovsky, Starodoryad, Kharobovlovsky, Starodoryad . [3]
Notes
- β Volosts and the most important villages of European Russia. Issue I. - St. Petersburg, 1880.
- β List from writing out scribal Karachevsky books of 1626 // Transactions of the Oryol Scientific Archival Commission. 1894, issue 2, pp. 46-50.
- β Administrative and territorial division of the Bryansk Territory for 1916-1985 / Comp. S.P. Kizimova. - In 2 volumes. - Tula, 1987.