Kablukovo (village, Tver region)

It was first mentioned in the XVI century as the patrimony of the Savvatevsky monastery . In the List of Populated Places of 1859 ^{[1] there} is a state-owned village of Klabukovo (Kablukovo), 66 yards, 629 inhabitants. In the middle of the 19th - beginning of the 20th centuries, the village was the center of the parish and parish of the same name in Tver Uyezd , in 1886 - 110 yards, 692 residents, a zemstvo school, 2 oil mills, 2 forges, a dyeing shop, an inn, a tavern, a shoe, furrier and joiner's workshops, 2 tea shops and 2 small shops. Crafts: blacksmithing, carpentry; manufacture of carts, sleighs, wheels, baroque; export, oil-making and cheese making. In 1918-23, Kablukovo was the center of the eponymous volost and village council, and in 1925 the eponymous village council of the Tver volost of the Tver district. In 1919 in the village - 139 yards, 709 residents.

Since 1929, the village center of the Kablukovsky village council of the Tver (since 1931 Kalininsky) district, since 1935 in the Kalinin region .

During the Great Patriotic War , in December 1941, Kablukovo was the concentration site of the 250th Infantry Division , which on December 5 crossed the Volga and captured the village of Emmaus . In Kablukovo there is a mass grave of soldiers of the Kalinin Front .

In 1997 - 106 households, 242 residents.

• Electronic Encyclopedic Reference “Tver Region”
• The site of the Administration of the Kablukovsky rural settlement