The Comrat region ( Mold. Raionul Comrat ) is an administrative-territorial unit of the Moldavian SSR and the Republic of Moldova , which existed from November 11, 1940 to July 22, 1995 .
| area | |
| Comrat District | |
|---|---|
| Raionul comrat | |
| A country |  the USSR  Moldova (since 1991) |
| Included in | MSSR (until 1991) |
| Adm. center | Comrat |
| History and Geography | |
| Date of formation | 1940-1995 |
| Date of Abolition | |
| Timezone | MSK ( UTC + 3 ) MSK – 1 ( UTC + 2 ) |
| Official language | Russian Moldavian |
| Digital identifiers | |
| Auto Code numbers | CO XX YYY |
History
Like most districts of the Moldavian SSR , it was formed on November 11, 1940 , the center is the city of Comrat . Until October 16, 1949, it was part of the Bender County , after the abolition of the county division, it became directly republican subordinate.
From January 31, 1952 to June 15, 1953, the district was part of the Kagul district , after the abolition of the district division, it again became directly subordinate to the republic.
On January 9, 1956, small parts of the liquidated Baymakli and Bessarabsky districts were transferred to the Komratsky district.
On December 25, 1962, the Komrat District was liquidated, but two years later ( December 23, 1964 ) it was restored, while part of the territory of the former Taraclia District was included in it.
In 1991 - 1994, the district was nominally part of the Republic of Moldova, but was actually located on the territory of the self-proclaimed Republic of Gagauzia .
In 1994, the Republic of Gagauzia was returned to Moldova as a broad autonomy, and on July 22, 1995 , in accordance with Law No. 563-XIII, officially registered as an autonomous territorial entity of Gagauzia . Then the territory of the district with minor changes (two villages of the Bessarabsky district ( Avdarma and Chok-Maidan ) and one commune of the Tarakliysky district ( Svetly ) were transferred to the district, in turn, two communes ( Kyetu and Sadyk ) were transferred to Kantemirsky , two villages ( Keselia Mare and Frumushika ) - in Kagulsky and one village ( Borogany ) - in the Leowski districts of Moldova) was transferred to Gagauzia, where it formed the Comrat district (dolai) .
Settlements
Before the formation of the ATU Gagauzia , the Comrat region included: [1] [2]
- 1 city - Comrat ( Mold. Comrat );
- 9 villages that are not part of the communes;
- 9 villages that make up 4 communes.
| No. | Village (commune) | Village Name in Russian transcription | Village Name in romanian transcription | Traditional name in the Russian Empire and the USSR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| one | Beshalma | Beshalma | Beşalma | Beshalma |
| 2 | Borogan [3] | Borogan | Borogani | Borogany |
| 3 | Bujak | Bujak | Bugeac | Bujak |
| four | Desginzha | Desginzha | Dezghingea | Desginzha |
| 5 | Köselia Mare | Köselia Mare [4] | Chioselia mare | Big Kiselia |
| 6 | Köselia Ruse | Chioselia rusă | Russian Kisselia | |
| 7 | Kirsova | Kirsova | Chirsova | Kirsovo |
| 8 | Kitu [5] | Kyetu | Cîietu | Kyetu |
| 9 | Dimitrova | Dimitrova | Dimitrovo | |
| 10 | Congaz | Congaz | Congaz | Congaz |
| eleven | Upper Kongazchik | Upper Kongazchik | Congazcicul de Sus | Upper Kongazchik |
| 12 | Lower Kongazchik | Congazcicul de Jos | Lower Kongazchik | |
| 13 | Dudulesti | Duduleşti | Dudulesti | |
| fourteen | Kotovskoe | Kotovskoe | Cotovscoe | Kotovskoe |
| fifteen | Sadik [5] | Sadik | Sadîc | Sadik |
| 16 | Taraclia | Taraclia | Taraclia | |
| 17 | Ferapontievka | Ferapontievka | Ferapontievca | Ferapontievka |
| eighteen | Frumushika [4] | Frumushika | Frumuica | Frumushika |
Notes
- ↑ LAW Nr. 306 on the administrative-territorial structure of the Republic of Moldova dated 07.12.1994
- ↑ LEGE Nr. 563 din 07/22/1995 pentru modificarea şi completarea Legii privind organizarea administrativ-teritorială a Republicii Moldova şi privind unele măsuri legate de formarea Găgăuziei
- ↑ The village was transferred to the Leovsky district
- ↑ 1 2 The village was transferred to the Kagul district
- ↑ 1 2 The commune was transferred to the Kantemir district