Olekminsky district

In 1896, the administrative division of the Olekminsk district was as follows ^[1] :

• 3 Russian villages
• 22 post stations of the Yakutsk-Irkutsk highway
• 4 settlements sectarian eunuchs
• Olekminskoye volost volost (6 rural societies)

In 1924, the Olekminsk uyezd consisted of ^[2] :

• Amchinsko-Olyokminskiy s / s
• Kochegarovsky s / s
• Nokhtuysky s / s
• Uritsky s / s
• Kharyalah s / s
• Abachinsky Assembly Council
• Kamensky n / s
• Kyllah n / s
• Kyatchinsky n / s
• Malzhegar n / a
• Nyurykteysky I n / s
• Nyurykteysky II s / s

In 1775, the Olekminsk Commissioner was formed as part of the Yakut Province . In 1784, the Yakutsk province was transformed into the Yakutsk region, and the Olekminsk commissioner was transformed into the Olekminsk district . In 1796, the Olekminsk county was again transformed into the Olekminsk commissioner.

In 1822, the Olekminsk Commissioner was transformed into the Olekminsk District . In 1920, the Olekminsk district was transformed into Olekminsk district, and in 1926 the district again became a district. In 1930, all districts of the Yakut ASSR were abolished.

According to the census of 1897, 36.2 thousand people lived in the district. Including Russians - 54.5%; Yakuts - 36.4%; Tatars - 3.0%; Tungus ( Evenki and Eveny ) - 2.4%. 1144 people lived in Olekminsk. ^[3]