Makaryevsky district (Kirov region)

Makaryevsky district
	area
Makaryevsky district
A country	the USSR
Entered into	Nizhny Novgorod Region , Kirov Region , Kirov Region
Included	21 village council
Adm. center	Makarye
History and Geography
Date of formation	1929-1931, 1935-1956
Date of Abolition
Area	1200 km²
Population
Population	21 129 people ( 1950 )

Makaryevsky district is an administrative-territorial unit of the Nizhny Novgorod and Kirov territories, as well as the Kirov region , which existed in 1929-1931 and 1935-1956. The center is the village of Makarye .

Content

1 History
2 Administrative divisions
3 notes
4 References

History

Makaryevsky district was formed in 1929 as part of the Kotelnichesky okrug of the Nizhny Novgorod Territory from Spasskaya, Troitskaya and part of the Khalturinsky volost of Kotelnichesky district . On July 30, 1930, in connection with the liquidation of the district system in the USSR, the Makaryevsky district became directly subordinate to the Nizhny Novgorod Region.

In July 1931, the Makaryevsky district was abolished, and its territory was divided between the Kotelnichsky and Darovsky regions.

January 23, 1935 Makaryevsky district was restored as part of the Kirov region (since 1936 - the region).

On June 4, 1956, the Makaryevsky district was abolished, and its territory was divided between the Kotelnichsky and Darovsky regions.

Administrative Division

In 1950, the district included 21 village councils and 524 settlements ^[2] :

No. p / p	Village Council	Number of NP	Population
one	Vaginsky	35	1156
2	Vaneevsky	eleven	325
3	Verkhnekurinsky	22	907
four	Vtoriginsky	thirty	1112
5	Vysokovsky	23	780
6	Gudkovsky	eleven	344
7	Dranovsky	27	783
8	Zaitsevsky	32	929
9	Igoshinsky	17	651
10	Kiselevsky	24	981
eleven	Makaryevsky	36	2336
12	Mikhalitsinsky	22	699
13	Osinsky	19	1087
fourteen	Sintsovsky	16	673
fifteen	Slobodskoy	19	650
16	Sobolevsky	twenty	818
17	Spassky	29th	1441
eighteen	Sretensky	thirty	886
19	Tyumen	twenty	968
twenty	Khalturinsky	36	2152
21	Shaleevsky	45	1451

Notes

Links

Guide to the funds of the Center for Documentation of Recent History of the Kirov Region

[1] Administrative and territorial division of the Union republics of the USSR on January 1, 1941

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