Borovskaya volost is a historical administrative-territorial unit within the Barnaul district of the Tomsk province (since 1917 - the Altai province ).
| volost | |
| Borovsky volost | |
|---|---|
| A country |  Russian Empire of the  RSFSR |
| Included in | Barnaul County |
| Adm. Centre | Borovskoye village |
| History and Geography | |
| Date of formation | 1897 |
| Official language | Russian |
The administrative center is the village of Borovskoye .
Content
History
The volost was formed in 1897 , by separating the Barnaul district from the Kasmalinsky volost in the course of changes in the administrative-territorial division of the Tomsk province (a number of new volosts were formed within the existing Barnaul district, and the district was transformed into Barnaul district). After the formation of the Altai province on June 17, 1917, it continued to exist as part of the Barnaul district until May 27, 1924 , when the Borovsky district of the Barnaul district of the Altai province was created on the basis of the abolished Borovskaya volost.
The former Borovskaya volost currently occupies part of the Mamontovskoy and Aleisky districts of the Altai Territory . The volost was well developed, on its territory there were about 200 agricultural machinery for 11 settlements, there were many butter production and a wide range of other crafts: pimokatny, tailoring, trading, carpentry, shoemaking, sledding and others [1] .
Administrative Division
After the formation, they entered the Borovskoy volost [2] :
Borovskoye village
Serebrennikova village
Parfyonovo village
Peschanaya village
village Voronikha
Urlapova village
village Bolvashinskoe
Korobeinikova village
Kostin Log Village
Travna village
Syropyatsky settlement
During the existence of the volost, its population was constantly growing: according to the data of 1899, it amounted to 17624 people (8975 men and 8649 women), and according to the 1911 census there are already 27901 people (14205 men and 13696 women)) [3] . As a part of the volost, all settlements were preserved, with the exception of the village of Syropyatsky transferred to Kasmalinsky volost .
Famous Persons
- Khoroshilov, Evdokim Vladimirovich - a hero of the Russian army , distinguished himself in the battles of the First World War ; full St. George cavalier .
Notes
- β Chelombitko A.N. Volosts of Barnaul district . - Album reference. - Novosibirsk: Electronic Library of the NGONB, 2018 .-- S. 52-54. - 204 s.
- β List of populated places of Tomsk province for 1899. - Tomsk, 1899 .-- S. 372-373.
- β List of populated areas of Tomsk province for 1911. - Tomsk, 1911. - S. 372-373.
Links
- Barnaul // Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron : in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.