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The village is located in the north-eastern part of the Chegemsky district , on the left bank of the Shalushka river. It is located 5 km southwest of the regional center of Chegem and 1 km west of Nalchik . Along the eastern outskirts of the village runs the Caucasus Federal Highway (M29) .

The area of ​​the rural settlement is 72 km ² .

It borders the lands of settlements: Nalchik in the east and southeast, Kenzha in the south, Kamenka and Yanika in the west, and Chegem in the northeast.

The village is located in the foothill zone of the republic. The terrain is a sloping foothill plains, passing in the south in the elevation of the Forest Range. Average altitudes are 508 meters above sea level.

The hydrographic network is represented by the river Shalushka and powerful underground aquifers. There are several exits of springs, the number of which is increasing in the east of the rural settlement.

The climate is humid and temperate with warm summers and cool winters. The average annual air temperature is + 9.5 ° С, and ranges from average + 21.2 ° С in July, to average -2.6 ° С in January. The average daily air temperature ranges from −10 ° С to + 12 ° С in winter, and from + 16 ° С to + 30 ° С in summer. The average annual rainfall is about 720 mm. Most of them fall between April and June.

The exact date of the foundation of the village is unknown. But judging by the burial mounds, a permanent settlement on the site of the village has existed since the late Middle Ages.

During the Caucasian War , in the valley of the Shalushka River there were 4 auls - Shardanovo ( Kabard. Cherk. Shcherden kheble ), Kunizhevo ( Kabard. Cherk. Kunyzhye ), Dautukovo ( Kabard. Cherk. Dautykuy ) and Lauchetsevo ( Kabard. Cherk . Lauketsetsey ).

In 1865, during the Land Reform of Kabarda, they were merged into one settlement. The united settlement was named Shardanovo, in honor of the largest of the four united auls.

In 1920 , with the final establishment of Soviet power in Kabarda, by decision of the Revolutionary Committee of the Nalchik District, Shardanovo, like all other Kabardian villages, was renamed due to the presence of princely and noble families in their names. As a result, the village received a new name - Shalushka, along the river of the same name on the banks of which the village was located.

During the Great Patriotic War , the village was occupied by German troops for about three months. In mid-January 1943, during the Nalchik operation, the village was liberated from invaders. Monuments were erected in memory of the dead wars in the village.

Today, the village is increasingly gravitating towards the northern region of Nalchik - Strelka. In the village, microdistricts — Mir, Shtauch and KKSR — occupy the western outskirts of Shalushka.

Density - 171.36 people / km ² .

National composition

According to the 2010 All-Russian Population Census ^[13] :

The structure of local government of a rural settlement is composed of:

• The head of the rural settlement is Kunizhev Khachim Anatolyevich.
• The administration of the rural settlement of Shalushka consists of 10 people.
• The local government council of the rural settlement of Shalushka consists of 15 deputies.

• MKOU Secondary school № 1 - st. Yuanova, 1.
• MKOU Secondary school No. 2 named after A.P. Keshokova. - Per. Nibezhev, 3.
• Preschool educational institution No. 1 at MKOU secondary school No. 1
• Preschool educational institution No. 2 at MKOU secondary school No. 1
• Preschool educational institution No. 3 at MKOU secondary school No. 2

• GBUZ District hospital
• Dental Center

• MUK Rural House of Culture
• The museum is dedicated to the life and work of Keshokov Alim Przemahovich.

Socio-political organizations:

• Adyghe Hase
• World War II Veterans Council
• Council of Veterans of Labor

There are 2 mosques in the village of Shalushka. A new Central Cathedral Mosque is being built in the center of the village.

The basis of the rural economy is gardening and private rental property. In gardening, the cultivation of apples, pears, plums and some other fruit trees is mainly developed. Private tenants mainly grow corn and wheat. The main rental farms of the rural settlement are located east of the village. In terms of building a greenhouse complex.

To the north of the village are artificial reservoirs for breeding commercial fish. In the southern part there is a tuff quarry, from which material is extracted for the manufacture of ash blocks.

The sphere of domestic services is developed.

In the village, 22 streets and 23 lanes were registered ^[14] :

Streets:

Lanes:

Microdistricts:

• Keshokov Alim Przemahovich (1914-2001) - Kabardian poet, prose writer. People's poet of the Kabardino-Balkarian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (later the KBR). Hero of Socialist Labor. Member of the CPSU (b).
• Taov Khasanbi Urusbievich (1977) - Russian judoka, bronze medalist of the Olympic Games. Honored Master of Sports of Russia. Since October 2016, the head coach of the Russian judo team.
• Zhagupova Fatima Ismailovna (1986—2019) - Russian athlete-boxer, kickboxer. Multiple World Champion, World Cup winner, European Champion and multiple Russian kickboxing champion.

• Official site of the rural settlement of Shalushka
• Rural settlement Shalushka