Dedino is a village on the territory of the Sebezhsky district of the Pskov region . Previously, it was the center of the abolished Dedinsky volost , but subsequently became part of the urban settlement Sosnovy Bor . Located on the shores of Lake Dedino .
| Village | |
| Dedino | |
|---|---|
| A country |  Russia |
| Subject of the federation | Pskov region |
| Municipal District | Sebezh district |
| Urban settlement | City settlement "Sosnovy Bor" |
| History and Geography | |
| Timezone | UTC + 3 |
| Population | |
| Population | 337 [1] people ( 2000 ) |
| Digital identifiers | |
| Telephone code | +7 81-140-91- |
| Postcode | |
| OKATO Code | 58254558001 |
| OKTMO Code | |
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Etymology
The exact origin of the name cannot be ascertained for certain. There is an assumption that the name passed from the lake, whose name in translation from one of the Finnish dialects means "Father of the waters." It is also possible to derive from the word "Grandfather", which did not mean inherited land from the father or grandfather, but the continuity and antiquity of its possession in one genus. In their official title, the Grand Dukes of Lithuania used the expression Dedich (Polish dziedzic).
Population
The population of the village is 377 inhabitants (2000) [1] .
History
Dedinskaya volost in the XVI-XVII centuries stretched from south to north of Lake. Isza (Iso, Dedino), at the source of the river. Issy (on the eastern shore of the lake was the center of the volost - the village of Dedino), down Issa, its left bank to Lake. Sitno (Zasitino, Zasitino). In the west, its border with the Luga (Lyutsinsky, Ludza) district did not reach the river. Blue. According to the scribe book of Sebezh county in 1668, a village by the lake. Inhabitants (Sitno) had boron forests with “side walkways” leading out to the “Lithuanian frontier” and to the “Lidinsky frontier”. On cartographic sources (the Sebezh general map and the three-page layout), villages are found that are mentioned in the scribe book of the Sebezh district in 1668 near the western shore of Lake. Occupations: Usovo (Usova, Vusova), Yurkovo-Sladevo (Sladeva, Slyazhevo), Ovinischi (Ovinskova, Ovinki), Dubrova-Barsuki (Badgers). On the Sebezh general map, the border of the Dedinsky and Lidinsky volosts was drawn from the lake. Black in the south-east to Issa, north of lake. Sitno (Zasitno, Zasitino, Zasitinye) and connecting it with Issa p. Zasitinka. Apparently, and in the XVI century. the Krasnogorsk-Sebezh border in this swampy area (Lidino-Dedino) passed the same lines. Christmas parish, according to the scribe book of Sebezh district in 1668, was located east of Dedinskaya, on the right bank of the river. Issy, to the river Moose. The right bank of Issa is wooded and marshy, sparsely populated in the XVIII century. According to the scribe book of Sebezh district in 1668, populated areas are found much south of the river. Issy: at the lakes Kamenetz, Scriabin and Schuchno. Another populated area of the XVII century. - lower river. Moose. In the frontier strip there are still villages: Lamy (Lom), on the right bank of the river. Issy above the confluence of the river. Losmy, the Repshino wasteland (village Repshina, Repshin - the modern village of Repshino), Midinovo (Midinki, Demidinki, the modern village of Midino), Armonovo (Armanova, the modern village of Armanovo of the Tomsinskaya volost) in its left bank and the wasteland Peresipnya on the river of the same name, already on the border of Sebezh and Opochetsk counties.
In 2005, Dedino lost the status of the center of Dedinsky volost, which was abolished by combining it with the village of Sosnovy Bor into one municipal entity, the urban settlement Sosnovy Bor .
Hero of the Soviet Union Vladimir Mironov was born in the village.
Media
In the village you can receive radio and TV channels in Russia, as well as Latvia and Belarus.
Radio stations:
- 68.12 MHz - Radio Russia-Pskov (Ptushkino)
- 70.01 MHz - Radio Russia-Pskov (Deep)
- 91.4 MHz - Radio Ef-Ei (Rezekne)
- 91.9 MHz - Star FM (Rezekne)
- 101.0 MHz - LR2 (Rezekne)
- 101.4 MHz - Radio SWH plus (Rezekne)
- 101.5 MHz - PLAN Russian Radio (Ptushkino)
- 101.8 MHz - LR3 (Rezekne)
- 102.0 MHz - Radio Vіsebsk (Osveya)
- 102.4 MHz - Traffic Radio (Ptushkino)
- 103.0 MHz - Latgales radio (Rezekne)
- 103.5 MHz - Belarus rain (Osveya)
- 103.8 MHz - LR5 (Rezekne)
- 104.2 MHz - LR4 (Rezekne)
- 105.1 MHz - Radio Rezekne (Rezekne)
- 105.5 MHz - Radio Retro (Rezekne)
- 106.0 MHz - Channel Culture (Osveya)
- 106.5 MHz - Radio SWH (Rezekne)
- 107.5 MHz - LR1 (Rezekne)
TV channels:
- Channel One (Ptushkino)
- Russia-1 Pskov (Ptushkino)
- Russia To / Euronews (Ptushkino)
- 22 Belarus-1 (Osveya)
- 25 Belarus-2 (Osveya)
- 26 RTRS-1 (Ptushkino)
- 42 STV (Osveya)
- 59 ONT (Osveya)
It is also possible to continuously receive digital channels in Latvia and Belarus.
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Administrative-territorial division of the Pskov Region (1917–2000) : Reference: in 2 books. - 2nd ed., Revised. and add. - Pskov: State Archive of the Pskov Region, 2002. - Book. 1 .-- 464 s. - 1000 copies. - ISBN 5-94542-031-X .