Administrative and territorial division of the Vologda region

According to the Charter of the region and the Law “On issues of the administrative-territorial structure of the Vologda region ”, the subject of the Russian Federation includes the following administrative-territorial units : ^{[1] [2]}

• 4 cities of regional importance ( Veliky Ustyug , Vologda , Falcon , Cherepovets )
• 26 districts , which are divided into:
  • cities of regional significance (Babaevo, Belozersk, Vytegra, Gryazovets, Kadnikov, Kirillov, Krasavino, Nikolsk, Tot'ma, Ustyuzhna, Kharovsk)
  • urban settlements
  • village councils and councils
    • rural settlements.

The administrative center of the region is the city of Vologda .

Districts in the Vologda region

Vytegorsky

Babaevsky

Belozersky

Vashkinsky

Kirillov

Vojegodsky

Verkhovazhsky

Tarnogsky

Nyuksensky

Veliky Ustyug

Kichmengsko-
Gorodetsky

Nikolsky

Babushkinsky

Totemsky

Syamzhensky

Kharovsky

Sokolsky

Ust-
Cuban

Vologda

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Mezhdurechensky

Gryazovetsky

Sheksninsky

Cherepovets

Kaduisky

Ustyuzhansky

Chagodoschensky

Within the framework of the municipal structure of the region, within the boundaries of the administrative-territorial units of the Vologda region, by January 1, 2018, a total of 209 municipal formations were formed : ^[3]

• 2 urban districts ( Vologda , Cherepovets )
• 26 metropolitan areas including
  • 22 urban settlements
  • 159 rural settlements .

Babayev district

• Administrative Center - Babayevo

Babaevsky District was formed on August 1, 1927 as part of the Cherepovetsky District of the Leningrad Region . On September 23, 1937 the district was attached to the newly formed Vologda Oblast In 1959, the territory of the abolished Borisovo-Sudsky District was annexed to the Babayevsky District. From December 13, 1962, the district was enlarged - the Babayevsky rural area was formed, the territory of which included the territory of the former Babayevsky and Kadui administrative districts, and the city of Babayevo with a number of settlements was part of the Chagodoschensky industrial district, which existed until March 4, 1964. On January 12, 1965, the Babushkinsky and Kadui administrative districts were restored ^[8] .

Babayevsky municipal district was formed in the course of municipal reform , the boundaries of the district are determined by the law of the Vologda region No. 1105-OZ ^[9] . On the territory of the district, the results of changes to this law in April 2009, rural settlements were merged:

1. Borisovskoye, Afanasovskoe , Novolukinskiy , Ploskovskoye , Novostarinskoye - to Borisovskoye with the center in the village of Borisovo-Sudskoe;
2. Timoshinsky , Kuysky national Veppsky , Komonevsky - to Vepsian national;
3. Saninskoe, Volkovskoe - in Saninskoe;
4. Central, Top - to Central.

Given these changes in the territory of the municipal district, there are 11 more municipalities - 1 urban and 10 rural settlements:

see also list of localities

Babushkinsky District

• Administrative Center - Babushkina Village

The initial name of the district is Ledengsky. Ledenga district was formed on July 15, 1929 as part of the Vologda district of the Northern Territory , with a center in the village of Ledenga. On July 30, 1931, the territory of the abolished Roslyatinsky District was annexed to the Ledeng District, but on January 25, 1935, the Roslyatinsky District was again restored. Since 1936, the district in the Northern Region . On September 23, 1937, the district became part of the newly formed Vologda Region. February 26, 1941 Ledeng district was renamed Babushkinsky, and the district center - in the village named Babushkina. On November 12, 1960, a part of the territory of the Roslyatinsky district, which was again abolished, was annexed to the Babushkinsky District. From December 13, 1962, the district was abolished (integrated), and its territory was transferred to the Totemsky rural district, the territory of which included the territory of the former Babushkinsky and Totemsky administrative districts. On January 12, 1965, the Babushkinsky and Totemsky administrative districts were restored. ^{[8] [10]}

Municipality Babushkinsky municipal district was formed during the municipal reform , the boundaries of the district are determined by the law of the Vologda region number 1106-OZ ^[11] .

The law of the Vologda region of April 8, 2009 No. 1986-OZ ^[12] transformed, through their union, the municipalities of Zhubryninsky rural settlement and Roslyatinsky rural settlement into the municipal formation of Roslyatinsky rural settlement with the administrative center in the village of Roslyatino .

The law of the Vologda region of June 1, 2015 No. 3667-OZ ^[13] , transformed, through their union, municipalities:

• Idskoye rural settlement , Minkovsky rural settlement and Yurkino rural settlement - to the rural settlement Minkovskoye with the administrative center in the village of Minkovo ;
• Logduz rural settlement and Podbolotnoe rural settlement - in the rural settlement of Podbolotnoe with the administrative center in the village of Koksharka .

The Law of the Vologda Oblast No. 3899-OZ of April 5, 2016 ^[14] transformed, through their unification, the Babushkinsky rural settlement and the Demyanovsky rural settlement into the rural settlement of Babushkinsky with the administrative center in the village of Babushkin .

see also list of localities

Belozersky District

• Administrative center - the city of Belozersk

Belozersky District was formed on August 1, 1927 as part of the Cherepovetsky District of the Leningrad Region . In 1959 a part of the territory of the abolished Sholsky district was annexed to the Belozersky district. On September 23, 1937, the district became part of the newly formed Vologda Region. From December 13, 1962 , the district was enlarged - then Belozersky rural district was formed, the territory of which included the territory of the former Belozersky and Vashkinsky administrative districts. On January 12, 1965, the Belozersky and Vashkinsky administrative districts were restored. ^[8] .

The municipal entity Belozersk municipal district was formed during the municipal reform , the boundaries of the district are determined by the law of the Vologda region No. 1107-OZ ^[15] . On the territory of the district 12 municipalities were formed: one urban and 11 rural settlements.

By the law of the Vologda region of April 9, 2009 No. 1999-OZ ^[16] , the municipal formations were transformed, through their union:

• "Antushevskoye rural settlement" and " Bechevinskoe rural settlement " in the " Antushevskoe rural settlement " with the administrative center in the village Antushevo ;
• " Horodyshche rural settlement " and "Sholskoe rural settlement" in the " Sholskoe rural settlement " with the administrative center in the village of Zubovo .

By the law of the Vologda region of June 1, 2015 No. 3666-OZ ^[17] , the municipalities were transformed, through their union:

• " Antushevskoye rural settlement " and " Gulinskoe rural settlement " in the " rural settlement Antushevskoe " with the administrative center in the village Antushevo ;
• " Artyushinskoe rural settlement ", " Vizmenskoe rural settlement ", " Yeninskoe rural settlement " and " Paninskoe rural settlement " in the " rural settlement Artyushinskoe " with the administrative center in the village Artyushino .

see also list of localities

Vashkinsky District

• Administrative Center - Lipin Bor

The Vashkinsky District was formed on August 1, 1927 as part of the Cherepovetsky District of the Leningrad Region . On September 23, 1937, the district became part of the newly formed Vologda Region. In 1959 a part of the territory of the abolished Kovzhinsky and Sholsky districts was annexed to the Vashkinsky district. From December 13, 1962 the district was enlarged - then the Belozersky rural district was formed, the territory of which included the territory of the former Belozersky and Vashkinsky administrative districts. On January 12, 1965, the Belozersky and Vashkinsky administrative districts were restored. ^[eight]

The municipality Vashkinsky municipal district was formed during the municipal reform , the boundaries of the district are determined by the law of the Vologda region No. 1108-OZ ^[18] .

By the law of the Vologda region of April 8, 2009 No. 1990-OZ ^[19] , the municipalities were transformed, through their unification:

• Andreevskoye and Ostrovskoye rural settlements - to Andreevskoye rural settlement with the administrative center in the village of Andreevskoye ;
• rural settlements of Lipinoborskoe and Ukhtomskoye - in the rural settlement of Lipinoborskoe with the administrative center in the village of Lipin Bor .

The law of the Vologda region of June 25, 2015 No. 3689-OZ ^[20] , transformed, through their union, municipalities:

• Andreevskoye, Vasilyevskoye , Ivanovskoye and Roksomskoye rural settlements - to the Andreevskoye rural settlement with the administrative center in the village of Andreevskaya ;
• rural settlements of Kisnemskoe, Konevskoye , Piksimovskoye , Pokrovskoye and Porechenskoye - to the rural settlement of Kisnemskoye with the administrative center in the village of Troitskoe .

see also list of localities

Veliky Ustyug District

• Administrative center - the city of Great Ustyug

Veliky Ustyug district was formed in 1924 as part of the North Dvina province of the RSFSR . On February 27, 1928, the territory of the abolished Ust-Alekseevsky District was annexed to the Veliky Ustyug District. On July 15, 1929, the district of the North Dvinsk District of the Northern Territory . Since July 1930, the North Dvina District has been abolished. On January 25, 1935, the Ust-Alekseevsky District was restored. From December 5, 1936 to September 23, 1937, the district was part of the Northern Region , and then the district became part of the newly formed Vologda Region. In 1959, the territory of the re-abolished Ust-Alekseevsky district was annexed to the Veliky Ustyug district. From December 13, 1962 to January 12, 1965, the district was transformed into the Veliky Ustyug rural area. ^[8] .

The municipal formation of the Veliky Ustyug municipal district was formed during the municipal reform , the boundaries of the district are determined by the law of the Vologda region No. 1109-OZ ^[21] . On the territory of the district, the results of changes to this law in April 2009, the rural settlements of Pokrovskoye and Viktorovskoye were merged into Pokrovskoye. Taking into account these changes in the territory of the municipal district, 23 municipalities were formed - 3 urban and 20 rural settlements:

By the law of the Vologda Oblast of April 13, 2009 No. 2004-OZ ^[22] , the rural settlements of Viktorovskoye and Pokrovskoye were transformed, through their unification, into a rural settlement of Pokrovskoye with the administrative center in the village of Ilinskoe .

By the law of the Vologda Oblast of 4 June 2014 No. 3370-OZ ^{[23], the} rural settlements of Opokskoe and Strelenskoye were transformed, by uniting them, into the rural settlement of Opokskoe with the administrative center in the village of Poldarsa.

By the law of the Vologda Oblast of June 1, 2015 No. 3669-OZ ^{[24], the} rural settlements of Nizhnesharding and Tregubovsky were transformed, by their unification, into a rural settlement of Tregubovsky with the administrative center in the village of Morozovitsa .

The law of the Vologda region dated May 29, 2017 No. 4147-OZ ^[25] was transformed by combining them:

• Parfenovskoye , Pokrovskoye and Shemogodskoye rural settlements - to the rural settlement of Zarechnoye with the administrative center in the village of Aristovo;
• rural settlements of Mardengskoye and Nizhneerogodskoye - to the rural settlement of Mardengskoye with the administrative center in the village of Annunciation;
• Rural settlements Upper Vardharding and Ust-Alekseevskoe - in the rural settlement Ust-Alekseevskoye with the administrative center in the village Ust-Alekseevo.

see also list of localities

Verkhovazhsky district

• Administrative Center - Verkhovazhye

On the territory of the district 12 rural settlements are formed:

By the law of the Vologda Oblast of April 8, 2009 No. 1996-OZ ^[26] , the rural settlements of Verkhnetermengskoye and Chushevitskoye were transformed, by their unification, into the rural settlement of Chushevitskoye with the administrative center in the village of Chushevitsy .

By the law of the Vologda Oblast of June 25, 2015 No. 3693-OZ ^[27] , the rural settlements of Verkhovskoye and Olyushinskoe were transformed, through their unification, into a rural settlement of Verkhovskoe with the administrative center in the village of Smetanino .

By the Law of the Vologda Oblast of December 25, 2015 No. 3845-OZ ^[28] , the rural settlements of Klimushinsky , Naumovsky and Termengsky were transformed, by uniting them, into the rural settlement of Nizhne-Vazhskoe with the administrative center in the village of Naumikha .

By the law of the Vologda Oblast of April 10, 2017 No. 4127-OZ ^[29] , the rural settlements of Kolengskoye and Sibirskoye were transformed, through their unification, into a rural settlement of Kolengskoye with the administrative center in the village of Noginskaya.

see also list of localities

Vojegodsky District

• Administrative Center - Vozhega

On the territory of the district 1 urban and 14 rural settlements were formed.

The law of the Vologda region of April 9, 2009 No. 1998-OZ ^[30] , the rural settlements were transformed through their unification:

• Ogibalovskoe , Tavenga and Tiginskoe - to the rural settlement Tiginskoe with the administrative center in the village of Gridino ;
• Beketovskoe, Lipino-Kalikinskoe and Punemskoye - to the rural settlement of Beketovskoye with the administrative center in the village of Beketovskaya ;
• Maryinskoe , Ramenskoye and Yavengskoye - to the rural settlement Yavengskoye with the administrative center in the village of Baza .

By the law of the Vologda Oblast of June 1, 2015 No. 3668-OZ ^[31] , through their unification, the municipal formations of the rural settlement of Mityukovsky and the rural settlement of Yuchkinskoe were transformed into the rural settlement of Yuchkinskoe with the administrative center in the village of Yuchka .

see also list of localities

Vologda District

• Administrative center - the city of Vologda

On the territory of the district 12 rural settlements are formed:

The law of the Vologda region dated May 29, 2017 No. 4148-OZ ^[32] was transformed by combining them:

• Markovskoe and Podlesnoe rural settlements - in the rural settlement of Podlesnoe with the administrative center in the village Ogarkovo;
• Leskovskoe and Sosnovskoye rural settlements - in the rural settlement of Sosnovskoye with the administrative center in the village of Sosnovka.

Vytegra District

• Administrative Center - Vytegra

On the territory of the district, 1 urban settlement and 12 rural settlements are formed:

The law of the Vologda region of April 9, 2009 No. 2002-OZ ^[33] was transformed by combining them:

• rural settlements Almozerskoye and Semenovskoye - to the rural settlement of Almozerskoye with the administrative center in the village of Volokov Most ;
• Andomskoye, Makachevskoye and Tudozerskoye rural settlements - to Andomskoye rural settlement with the administrative center in the village of Andomsky Pogost .

The law of the Vologda region of May 30, 2013 No. 3058-OZ ^[34] was transformed by combining them:

• rural settlements Megorskoe and Koshtugskoye - to the rural settlement Megorskoe with the administrative center in the village of Megra ;
• rural settlements Devyatinskoe and Yanishevskoye - to the rural settlement Devyatinskoe with the administrative center in the village Devyatiny .

By the law of the Vologda region of November 2, 2016 No. 4042-OZ ^[35] were transformed by combining them:

• Andomskoye and Saminskoe rural settlements - to the Andomskoye rural settlement with the administrative center in the village of Andomsky Pohost ;
• Megorskoe , Kazakovskoye and Oshtinskoye rural settlements - to the rural settlement of Oshtinskoye with the administrative center in the village of Megra .

Gryazovets District

• Administrative Center - Gryazovets

On the territory of the district 2 urban settlements and 6 rural settlements are formed:

Kaduysky District

• Administrative Center - Cadui

The Kaduisky District was formed on August 1, 1927 as part of the Cherepovetsky District of the Leningrad Region. On September 20, 1931, the territory of the abolished Abakanovsky District was annexed to the Kadui District. September 23, 1937 the district is attached to the newly formed Vologda region. From December 13, 1962 to January 12, 1965, the district was temporarily consolidated - included in the territory of the Babayevsky rural district, the territory of which also included the territory of the former Babayevsky administrative districts. By a decree of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR of January 12, 1965, the Babayevsky and Kadui administrative districts were restored. ^[eight]

Municipality Kaduisky municipal district was formed during the municipal reform , the boundaries of the district are determined by the law of the Vologda region number 1115-OZ ^[36] . On the territory of the district, the results of changes to this law in April 2009, the rural settlements of Nikolskoye and Velikoselskoye were merged into Nikolskoye. Taking into account these changes in the territory of the municipal district, there are 8 more municipal units - 2 urban and 6 rural settlements:

The law of the Vologda region of March 30, 2015 No. 3603-OZ ^[37] , transformed by combining municipalities:

• Andronovskoye , Boilovskoye and Nikolskoye - to the rural settlement of Nikolskoye with the administrative center in the village of Nikolskoye ;
• Baranovskoye , Mazskoye and Rukavitskoye - to the rural settlement of Semizerye with the administrative center in the village of Malaya Rukavitskaya .

Kirillov District

• Administrative Center - Kirillov

By the law of the Vologda Oblast of April 13, 2009 No. 2005-OZ ^[38] , the rural settlements of Sukhoverkhovskoye and Ferapontovskoye were transformed, by their unification, into the rural settlement of Ferapontovskoye with the administrative center in the village of Ferapontovo .

The law of the Vologda region of June 25, 2015 No. 3691-OZ ^[39] , transformed, through their union, municipalities:

• the urban settlement of the city of Kirillov and the rural settlement of Goritskoe - in the urban settlement of the city of Kirillov ;
• Kovarzinskoe and Ferapontovskoye rural settlements - to the Ferapontovskoye rural settlement with the administrative center in the village of Ferapontovo .

Kichmenga-Gorodetsky District

• Administrative Center - Kichmengsky Town

On the territory of the district there are 13 rural settlements:

Mezhdurechensky district

• Administrative center - Shuiskoe

The district includes the following rural settlements:

By the law of the Vologda region of April 8, 2009 No. 1987-OZ ^[40] , they were transformed by combining them:

• the rural settlements of Botanovskoye and Khozhaevskoye - to the rural settlement of Botanovskoye with the administrative center in the village of Igumnitsevo ;
• the rural settlements of Staroselskoye and Nozemskoye - to the rural settlement of Staroselskoye with the administrative center in the village of Staroye ;
• rural settlements Sukhonskoe and Vragovskoye - to the rural settlement Sukhonskoe with the administrative center in the village of Shuiskoe .

By the Law of the Vologda Oblast of May 3, 2017 No. 4136-OZ ^[41] , the rural settlements of Sukhonskoye and Sheybukhtovskoye were transformed, by their unification, into a rural settlement of Sukhonskoye with the administrative center in the village of Shuiskoe .

Nikolsky district

• Administrative Center - Nikolsk

On the territory of the district, 1 urban settlement and 6 rural settlements are formed:

By the Law of the Vologda Oblast No. 3020-OZ of April 1, 2013 ^[42] , rural settlements were transformed, through their union:

• Krasnopolyanskoe, Osinovskoe and Polezhaevskoe - to Krasnopolyanskoe rural settlement with the administrative center in the city of Nikolsk ;
• Zelentsovskoye and Milofanovskoye - to Zelentsovskoye rural settlement with the administrative center in the village of Zelentsovo ;
• Verkhnekemskoe and Nizhnekemskoe - to Kem rural settlement with administrative center in Borok village.

The Law of the Vologda Oblast of June 25, 2015 No. 3690-OZ ^[43] , Baydarovskoye , Vakhnevskoye , Niginskoye and Terebaevskoye rural settlements were transformed, through their unification, into a rural settlement of Nikolskoye with the administrative center in the city of Nikolsk .

By the law of the Vologda Oblast of June 7, 2018 No. 4354-OZ ^[44] , Krasnopolyanskoe and Permas rural settlements were transformed, by combining them, into a rural settlement Krasnopolyanskoe with the administrative center in the city of Nikolsk .

Nyuksen District

• Administrative Center - Nyuksenitsa

On the territory of the district 4 rural settlements were formed:

Sokolsky District

• Administrative Center - Falcon

On the territory of the district 2 urban settlements and 8 rural settlements are formed:

By the law of the Vologda Oblast of April 13, 2009 No. 2006-OZ ^[45] , the rural settlements of Kokoshilovskoye and Nesterovskoye were transformed, by their unification, into the rural settlement of Nesterovskoye with the administrative center in the village of Nesterovskoye .

The Law of the Vologda region dated May 30, 2013 No. 3057-OZ ^[46] , the urban settlement of Kadnikov and the rural settlement of Zamoshskoye were transformed, by their unification, into the urban settlement of Kadnikov with the administrative center in the town of Kadnikovo .

By the law of the Vologda Oblast of June 25, 2015 No. 3692-OZ ^[47] , the rural settlements of Borovetsky and Prigorodnoye were transformed, through their unification, into a rural settlement of Prigorodnoye with the administrative center in the village of Litega .

By the Law of the Vologda Oblast of May 3, 2017 No. 4131-OZ ^[48] , the rural settlements of Arkhangelskoye and Nesterovskoye were transformed, through their unification, into a rural settlement of Arkhangelskoye with the administrative center in the village of Arkhangelskoye .

Syamzhenskiy District

• Administrative Center - Syamzha

The district was formed in 1929 as part of the Vologda District of the Northern Territory of the RSFSR . On July 30, 1931, the district was abolished, and its territory entered the Totemsky and Kharovsky districts of the region, on January 25, 1935, the Syamzhensky district was restored. Since 1936 as part of the Northern region . On September 23, 1937 in the Vologda region. From December 13, 1962, it was abolished - it entered the Kharovsky rural area, the territory of which included the territory of the former Kharovsky and Syamzhensky administrative districts. November 3, 1965 Syamzhensky administrative district was restored. ^[eight]

The municipal union Syamzhensky municipal district was formed during the municipal reform , the boundaries of the district are determined by the law of the Vologda region No. 1122-OZ ^[49] There are also 8 rural settlements on the territory of the municipal district:

The Law of the Vologda Oblast of December 14, 2015 No. 3824-OZ ^[50] transformed, through their unification, the rural settlements of Zhityevskoye , Korobitsinskoe , Noginskoye, Rezhskoye and Ustretskoe into the rural settlement of Noginskoye with the administrative center in the village of Noginskoye .

Tarnogsky District

• Administrative center - Tarnogsky Gorodok

On the territory of the district 6 rural settlements are formed:

Totemsky District

• Administrative Center - Totma

The district was formed in 1929 as part of the Vologda District of the Northern Territory of the RSFSR . From July 30, 1931, parts of the territories of the abolished Syamzhensky and Tolshmensky districts of the region were annexed to the Totemsky district, but on January 25, 1935, the Syamzhensky district was again restored. Since 1936, the district in the Northern Region . On September 23, 1937 as part of the Vologda region. From December 13, 1962, the district was integrated into the Totemsky rural area, the territory of which included the territory of the former Babushkinsky and Totemsky administrative districts. On January 12, 1965, the Babushkinsky and Totemsky administrative districts were restored. ^[eight]

The municipal union Totemsky municipal district was formed during the municipal reform , the boundaries of the district are determined by the law of the Vologda region No. 1124-OZ ^[51] In the territory of the municipal district 1 urban settlement and 8 rural settlements were established.

By the law of the Vologda region of June 1, 2015 No. 3670-OZ ^[52] , they were transformed by combining:

• Vozhbalskoe and Kalininskoe municipal formations - to the rural settlement of Kalininskoe, with the administrative center in the village of Tsareva ;
• the municipalities Medvedevskoye and Pyatovskoye to the Pyatovskoye rural settlement with the administrative center in the Pyatovskaya village.

Ust-Cuban District

• Administrative Center - Mouth

On the territory of the district 11 rural settlements were formed.

The law of the Vologda region of April 9, 2009 No. 1997-OZ ^[53] was transformed by combining:

• Avksentyevskoye , Bogorodskoye and Verkhnemenskoye rural settlements - to the Bogorodskoye rural settlement with the administrative center in the village of Bogorodskoye ;
• Vysokovskoye, Mytenskoye and Filisovskoye rural settlements - to the Vysokovskoye rural settlement with the administrative center in the village of Vysokoe ;
• Zadneselskoye and Tomashskoye rural settlements - in Zadneselskoye rural settlement with the administrative center in the village of Zadnoe .

By the law of the Vologda Oblast of April 28, 2015 No. 3631-OZ ^[54] , Zadneselskoye , Nikolskoe and Ustyanskoe rural settlements were transformed, by association, into a rural settlement Ustyanskoe with the administrative center in the village Ustye .

Ustyuzhenskiy District

• Administrative Center - Ustyuzhna

The law of the Vologda region of April 9, 2009 No. 2000-OZ ^[55] , transformed, through their union, municipalities:

• Lentievskoye and Mirezhskoye - to the Lentievskoye municipality with the administrative center in the village of Lentievo ;
• Nikolskoye and Dubrovskoye - to the Nikolskoye municipality with the administrative center in the village of Nikola ;
• Nikiforovskoe and Podolskoye - to the Nikiforovskoye municipality with the administrative center in the Danilovskoye settlement;
• Ustyuzhenskoye and Perskoe - to the municipal entity Ustyuzhenskoye with the administrative center in the city of Ustyuzhna ;
• Zalesskoe and Hripilevskoe - in the municipality of Zalesskoe with the administrative center in the village of Maliy Vosnoe .

The law of the Vologda region dated June 1, 2015 No. 3665-OZ ^[56] transformed, through their unification, the municipalities of Modenskoye , Soshnevskoye and the settlement of Zhelyabov into a rural settlement of Zhelyabovskoye with the administrative center in the settlement of Zhelyabov .

Kharovsky District

• Administrative Center - Kharovsk

The district was formed in 1929 as part of the Vologda District of the Northern Territory of the RSFSR . From July 30, 1931, a part of the territory of the abolished Syamzhensky District was annexed to the Kharovsky District, but on January 25, 1935, the Syamzhensky District was again restored. Since 1936, the district is part of the Northern Region , and since September 23, 1937 in the Vologda Region. In 1954, the administrative center - the village of Kharovskaya was transformed into the city of Kharovsk. From December 13, 1962 until November 1965, he was temporarily consolidated - then the Kharovsky rural area was formed, the territory of which included the territory of the former Kharovsky and Syamzhensky administrative districts. ^[eight]

The Kharovsky Municipal District was established during the municipal reform , the district’s borders are determined by the law of the Vologda Oblast No. 1127-OZ. ^[57] Given these changes in the territory of the municipal district, there are 11 more municipalities: 1 urban settlement and 10 rural settlements:

Chagoda region

• Administrative Center - Chagoda

On the territory of the district 2 urban settlements and 2 rural settlements are formed:

By the Law of the Vologda Oblast of November 26, 2015 No. 3783-OZ ^[58] , the Belokrestskoye, Borisovskoye , Izboishskoye , Lukinskoe , Megrinskoye and Pokrovskoye rural settlements were transformed into the rural settlement of Belokrestskoye with the administrative center in the village of Bely Kresty .

Cherepovets District

• Administrative center - the city of Cherepovets

On the territory of the district there are 16 rural settlements:

Sheksninsky District

• Administrative Center - Sheksna

On the territory of the district 2 urban settlements and 15 rural settlements were formed:

By the law of the Vologda Oblast of April 8, 2009 No. 1995-OZ ^[59] , the rural settlements of Yeremeyevskoye , Sizemskoye and Charomskoye were transformed, through their unification, into the rural settlement of Sizemskoye with the administrative center in the village of Charomskoye .

By the law of the Vologda region of June 1, 2015 No. 3671-OZ ^[60] , they were transformed by combining:

• rural settlements of Yershovskoye, Kameshnikovskoye and Ramenskoye - to the rural settlement of Ershovskoye with the administrative center in the village of Ershovo ;
• rural settlements Domshinskoe , Lyubomirovskoe , Ugolskoye and Fominskoe - to the rural settlement Ugolskoye with the administrative center in the village of Pokrovskoye .

By the law of the Vologda region of April 8, 2019 No. 4525-OZ ^[61] , the rural settlements of Nikolskoye and Yurochenskoye were transformed, through their unification, into a rural settlement of Nikolskoye with the administrative center in the village of Progress .

By the Law of the Vologda Oblast of June 11, 2019 No. 4547-OZ ^[62] , the urban settlement of Chebsar will be transformed from January 1, 2020 into a rural settlement.

• 1937 - In the newly formed Vologda Oblast, the Leningrad Oblast transferred the Andomsky, Babaevsky, Belozersky, Ziniv Borisovo-Sudsky, Vashkinsky, Vytegorsky, Kaduysky, Kirillovsky, Kovzhinsky, Myaksinsky, Oshtinsky, Petrynevsky, Prisheksninsky, Ustyuzhsky, Chagodoshensky staff, and the Chest of Yaroslavl. and the city of Cherepovets , and abolished from the Northern region in the area included: a suburb of the Vologda, Biryakovsky, Velikiy, Verhovazhsky, Vozhega, Vohomsky, Gryazovets, Kichmengskii-city cue Kubeno-Ozersk, Ledengsky, Lezhsky, Mezhdurechensk, Nicholas, Nyuksensky, Pavinsky, Roslyatinsky, Sokolsky, Syamzhensky, Tarnogskii, Totemsky, Ust-Alexis, Ust-Cuban, Kharovsk, Chebsarsky districts and the city of Vologda .
• 1938 - The Vologda rural district from the suburban district of Vologda, which was abolished in 1932, was restored.
• 1940 - Ulomsky region is formed.
• 1941 - Ledeng district renamed to Babushkinsky district.
• 1944 - Vokhomsky and Pavinsky districts were transferred to the Kostroma region .
• 1955 - Oshta, Petrinevo and Charozersky districts are abolished.
• 1957 - Andomsky district is abolished.
• 1959 - Biriakovsky, Borisovo-Sudsky, Kovzhinsky, Lezhsky, Prisheksninsky, Ulomsky, Ust-Alekseevsky and Sholsky districts are abolished.
• 1960 - Myakinsky, Roslyatinsky and Ust-Kubinsky districts are abolished.
• 1962 - Babushkinsky, Vashkinsky, Kaduysky, Kubeno-Ozersky, Nyuksensky, Syamzhensky, Chagodoschensky and Chebsarsky areas are abolished.
• 1965 - Babushkinsky , Vashkinsky , Kaduysky , Nyuksensky , Syamzhensky , Ust-Kubinsky , Chagodoschensky and Sheksna districts are formed.

Since January 1, 2006, in accordance with the Federal Law No. 131 “On the General Principles of the Organization of Local Self-Government in the Russian Federation” , 372 municipal formations have been established in the territory of the Vologda Region :

• 2 urban districts :
  • Vologda
  • Cherepovets
• 26 municipalities , including:
  • 23 urban settlements
  • 321 rural settlement

Also in 2006, the urban settlement of the settlement named after Zhelyabov was transformed into a rural one.

In 2007, changes were made in the composition of some rural settlements of the Ustyuzhensky district. In April 2009, an enlargement of rural settlements took place in 21 districts. Taking into account these changes, the structure of the region includes:

• 2 urban districts :
  • Vologda
  • Cherepovets
• 26 municipalities , including:
  • 22 urban settlements
  • 252 rural settlements

• Law of the Vologda Oblast of 06.12.2004 No. 1105-OZ “On Establishing the Borders of the Babayevsky Municipal District, the Borders and the Status of the Municipal Formations That Are Part of It”
• Law of the Vologda Oblast of 06.12.2004 No. 1106-OZ “On Establishing the Borders of the Babushkinsky Municipal District, the Borders and the Status of the Municipal Formations That Are Part of It”
• Law of the Vologda Oblast of 06.12.2004 No. 1109-OZ “On the Establishment of the Borders of the Veliky Ustyug Municipal District, the Borders and the Status of the Municipal Formations That Are Part of It”
• Law of the Vologda Oblast of December 6, 2004 N 1110-OZ “On the Establishment of the Boundaries of the Verkhovazhsky Municipal District, the Borders and the Status of the Municipal Formations That Are Its Part” (as amended on February 2, 2005, July 2, 2008, April 8 2009) (unavailable link)
• The law of the Vologda region of December 6, 2004 N 1111-OZ “On the establishment of the borders of the Vozhegodsky municipal district, the borders and status of the municipal formations included in its composition” (as amended on July 2, 2008, April 9, 2009) (inaccessible link)
• Law of the Vologda Oblast of December 6, 2004 No. 1112-OZ “On Establishing the Borders of the Vologda Municipal District, Borders and Status of the Municipal Formations That Are Its Part” (as amended on February 2, 2005, July 2, 2008, April 8 2009) (unavailable link)
• Law of the Vologda region of December 6, 2004 N 1113-OZ “On the establishment of the boundaries of the Vytegorsky municipal district, the boundaries and status of the municipal formations included in its composition” (as amended on February 2, 2005, July 2, 2008, April 9 2009) (unavailable link)
• Law of the Vologda Oblast of 6 December 2004 No. 1114-OZ “On the Establishment of the Borders of the Gryazovetsky Municipal District, the Borders and the Status of the Municipal Formations That Are Its Part” (as amended on March 23, 2005, July 2, 2008, April 9 2009) (unavailable link)
• The law of the Vologda region of December 6, 2004 N 1116-OZ “On the establishment of the borders of the Kirillovsky municipal district, the boundaries and status of the municipal formations included in its composition” (as amended on July 2, 2008, April 13, 2009) (inaccessible link)
• Law of the Vologda Oblast of 06.12.2004 No. 1117-ОЗ “On Establishing the Borders of the Kichmeng-Gorodetsky Municipal District, the Borders and the Status of the Municipal Formations That Are Part of It”
• The law of the Vologda region of December 6, 2004 N 1118-OZ “On the establishment of the boundaries of the Mezhdurechensky municipal district, the borders and status of the municipal formations included in its composition” (as amended on July 2, 2008, April 8, 2009) (inaccessible link)
• The Law of the Vologda Oblast of 06.12.2004 No. 1119-OZ “On the Establishment of the Borders of the Nikolsky Municipal District, the Frontiers and the Status of the Municipal Formations that Are Part of It ” (unidentified) .
• Law of the Vologda Oblast of 06.12.2004 No. 1120-OZ “On the Establishment of the Boundaries of the Nyuksensky Municipal District, the Boundaries and the Status of the Municipal Formations That Are Its Part”
• The Law of the Vologda Oblast of 06.12.2004 No. 1121-OZ “On the Establishment of the Boundaries of the Sokolsky Municipal District, the Boundaries and the Status of the Municipal Formations which are part of it” (Neopr.) .
• Law of the Vologda Oblast of 6 December 2004 No. 1123-OZ “On Establishing the Borders of the Tarnogsky Municipal District, Borders and Status of the Municipal Formations That Are Its Part” (as amended on March 23, 2005, July 2, 2008, April 8 2009) (unavailable link)
• The Law of the Vologda Oblast of December 6, 2004 No. 1125-OZ “On the Establishment of the Borders of the Ust-Kubinsky Municipal District, the Borders and the Status of the Municipal Formations That Are Part of It” (as amended on March 23, 2005, July 2, 2008, April 9, 2009) (unavailable link)
• Law of the Vologda Oblast of 6 December 2004 No. 1126-OZ “On the Establishment of the Borders of the Ustyuzhensky Municipal District, the Borders and the Status of the Municipal Formations That Are Its Part” (as amended on February 2, 2005, February 26, 2006, January 11 , November 14, 2007, July 2, 2008, April 9, 2009) (not available link)
• Law of the Vologda Oblast of 6 December 2004 No. 1128-OZ “On the Establishment of the Borders of the Chagodoschensky Municipal District, the Borders and the Status of the Municipal Formations That Are Part of It” (as amended on July 2, 2008) (inaccessible link)
• Law of the Vologda Oblast of 6 December 2004 No. 1129-OZ “On the Establishment of the Borders of the Cherepovetsky Municipal District, the Borders and the Status of the Municipal Formations That Are Part of It” (as amended on February 2, March 23, 2005, July 2, 2008 ) (unavailable link)
• Law of the Vologda Oblast of 6 December 2004 No. 1130-OZ “On the Establishment of the Boundaries of the Sheksninsky Municipal District, the Boundaries and the Status of the Municipal Formations that Are Part of It” (as amended on March 23, 2005, July 2, 2008, April 8 2009) (unavailable link)

• Administrative division of the Vologda region (1937-1991)
• Cities of the Vologda region
• Coats of arms of the Vologda region
• OKATO