Hrazdan district is an administrative-territorial unit within the Armenian SSR and Armenia , which existed in 1930-1995. Center - Handed out .
| area | |
| Hrazdan district | |
|---|---|
| A country |  the USSR  Armenia (since 1991) |
| Included in | Armenian SSR (until 1991) |
| Adm. center | Handed out |
| History and Geography | |
| Date of formation | 1930-1995 |
| Date of Abolition | |
| Population | |
| Population | 28.9 thousand people ( 1989 ) |
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History
The district was formed in 1930 under the name Akhtinsky district .
In 1959, the Akhtinsky district was renamed Hrazdan. In 1962, the area was abolished, but already in 1964 restored. It was abolished in 1995 during the transition of Armenia to a new administrative-territorial division [1] .
Geography
On January 1, 1948, the territory of the district was 931 km².
Administrative Division
As of 1948, the district included 21 village councils : Alaparsky, Arzakansky, Atarbekyansky, Akhpyuraksky, Babakishinsky, Bzhninsky, Verin-Akhtinsky, Gyumushsky, Kakhsinsky, Korchlinsky, Makravansky, Marmariksky, Megradzorsky, Miskhaninsky, Nerkin-Akhtalsky, Nerkin-Akhtalsky, Rinkin-Akhtalsky, Nerkin-Akhtalsky, Rinkin-Akhtalsky, Rinkin-Akhtinsky, Rinkinsky, Akhtalsky, Rinkinsky, Akhtalsky, Nerkin-Akhtinsky, Rinkinsky, Akhtalsky, Rinkinsky, Akhtalsky, Nerkin-Akhta, Farukh, Fontansky, Tsaghkadzor [2] .
Notes
- ↑ Law of the Republic of Armenia No. C-062-1-ЗР-18 "On the Administrative Territorial Division of the Republic of Armenia" . Archived January 28, 2014.
- ↑ Armenian SSR. Administrative-territorial division / Adamyan N. K. .. - Yerevan: Armgiz, 1948. - 90 p.