Zaluchsky district

Zaluchsky district is an administrative-territorial unit within the Leningrad and Novgorod regions of the RSFSR with a center in the village of Zaluchye , which existed in 1927-1961 .

area
Zaluchsky district
A country	the USSR
Entered into	Leningrad region , Novgorod region
Included	13 village councils
Adm. center	Zucchule
History and Geography
Date of formation	1927
Date of Abolition	1961
Population
Population	5130 [1] people ( 1959 )

The Zaluchsky district as part of the Novgorod district of the Leningrad region was formed in August 1927 from 10 village councils of the Zaluchsky volost, 2 village councils of the Cherenchitsky volost and part of the Nalyuchsky volost (all volosts were in the Starorussky district of the Novgorod province ).

In total, 13 village councils were formed: Bolsheostrovsky, Borovsky, Budomitsky, Degtyarevsky, Zaluchsky, Zasovsky, Kuzminsky, Lipensky, Mestetsky, Peresetsky, Strechnovsky, Sutoksky, Cherenchitsky.

In November 1928, the Veriasky, Lukinsky, Rakhlitsky and Shubinsky s / s were formed. At the same time, the Bolsheostrovsky, Budomitsky, Lipinsky, Mestetsky, Peresetsky and Cherenchitsky s / s were abolished.

In 1938-1940, Zasovsky s / s was renamed Bolshezasovsky.

July 5, 1944 Zaluchsky district became part of the Novgorod region.

In June 1954, Strechnovsky and Sutoksky s / s were abolished. In August 1959, Veriasky s / s was renamed to Cherenchitsky, and Lukinsky - to Lyakhovichsky. In April 1960, the Kuzminsky s / s was abolished and Dubkovsky s / s was formed. At the same time, Bolshezasovsky s / s was renamed Matasovsky.

On July 22, 1961, the Zaluchsky district was annexed to the Starorussky district , and the Great Friendship collective farm to Molvotitsky ^[2] .