Chernukhinsky District is an administrative-territorial unit within the Gorky Territory , the Gorky and Arzamas Regions, which existed in 1935-1963. Center - Chernukh village.
| area | |
| Chernukhinsky district | |
|---|---|
| A country |  the USSR |
| Logged in | Gorky Region , Gorky Region , Arzamas Region |
| Adm Centre | Chernukha |
| History and geography | |
| Date of education | 1935-1963 |
Chernukhinsky district was formed in January 1935 as part of the Gorky Territory.
The district includes the following territories:
- from Arzamas district : Volchikhinsky, Kovaksinsky, Lomovsky, Motovilovsky, St. Petersburg, Pustynsky, Selemsky, Selyakinsky, Chernukhinsky s / s
- from Dalnekonstantinovsky district : Surovatihinsky c / s.
Simultaneously, a Christmas s / s was formed from a part of Surovatikhinsky s / s.
In 1936, Chernukhinsky district became part of the Gorky region. In March of the same year, Surovatikhinsky s / s was transferred to the Dalokonstantinovsky district.
In September 1940, the Christmas s / s was divided between the Volchikhinsky s / s and the Surovatikhinsky s / s of the Dalnekonstantinovsky district.
In April 1949, Selyakinsky s / s was transferred to Mukhtolovsky district .
In January 1954, Chernukhinsky district became part of the Arzamas region.
In June 1954, the St. Petersburg s / s was added to Lomovsky.
In April 1957 Chernukhinsky district returned to the Gorky region.
In April 1963, Chernukhinsky district was abolished, and its territory was transferred to the Arzamas district.
Literature
- Administrative-territorial division and authorities of the Nizhny Novgorod region - the Gorky region (1929-1979) / N. I. Kupriyanov. - Gorky: Volga-Vyatka Prince. publishing house, 1984. - 264 p. - 2000 copies