Buvaidinsky district

It borders on the Baghdad , Uchkuprik , Altyaryk , Dangara districts of the Ferghana region, and the Pap , Mingbulak districts of the Namangan region.

As of January 1, 2011, the district includes ^[1] :

• Urban villages

1. Ibrat
2. Yukori Bachkir
3. Kuyi Bachkir
4. Chinabad
5. Bouvaida
6. Zarbulok
7. Qum
8. Yukori Nyman
9. Akkurgan
10. Kuyi Urganzhi

• Rural gatherings of citizens

1. Akkurgan
2. Alkar
3. Bekabad
4. Beshterak
5. Bouvaida
6. Jalaer
7. Kungrad
8. Kurganabad
9. Uzumzar
10. Yangikadam
11. Yangikurgan

• Settlements

1. Aim
2. Acts
3. Aktepa
4. Alimergan
5. Alkar
6. Arab
7. Bachkir
8. Begabad
9. Beshterak
10. Beshhirmon
11. Gaznachi
12. Ghoul
13. Damarik
14. Dehkanabad
15. Jalaer
16. Jow
17. Jilva
18. Ibrat
19. Ingirchak
20. Kalamush
21. Camar
22. Kilavtepa
23. Koratepa
24. Kuyimazar
25. Kuyy-Nyman
26. Kungrad
27. Mound
28. Kurganabad
29. Kurgancha
30. Kutarma
31. Kyrgyzcurgancha
32. Mazar
33. Mangit
34. Maslakhat
35. Mihchagar
36. Pansat
37. Suikazlar
38. Taglik
39. Tasharab
40. Tepalik
41. Tol
42. There
43. Fog
44. Turuk
45. Uzumzar
46. Urta Kishlak
47. Urta Kungrad
48. Hakimtura
49. Hanabad
50. Khasankurgancha
51. Hit
52. Strike
53. Chul
54. Chutaka
55. Shalganarab
56. Shur
57. Shurtepa
58. Yusupkurgancha
59. Yakkatol
60. Yangikadam
61. Yangikishlak
62. Young woman

Buvaidinsky district was formed on February 13, 1943 (the center is the village of Buvaida), abolished in the late 1950s, restored in 1973 ^[2] (with the center in the village of Yangikurgan). In 2015, the center of the district, the village of Yangikurgan was renamed to the urban village of Ibrat .