Egorievsky enlarged rural area

Egorievsky enlarged rural area - an administrative-territorial unit within the Moscow region of the RSFSR in 1963-1965.

Egorievsky enlarged rural area
A country	the USSR
Entered into	Moscow region
Included	33 village councils
Adm. Centre	Yegoryevsk
History and Geography
Date of formation	1963 year
Date of Abolition	1965 year

At the end of 1962, the administrative-territorial division was reorganized in the Moscow region. This was caused by the division of the country's governing bodies according to the production principle - into industrial and rural ^[1] . Egorievsky enlarged rural area has become one of the 12 enlarged rural areas formed in the new borders instead of 34 abolished districts of the Moscow region.

The district was formed in accordance with the joint decision of the executive committees of the industrial and rural regional Soviets of December 30, 1962 ^[2] and approved by a decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the RSFSR of February 1, 1963 ^[3] , and its composition and administrative-territorial division were determined by a joint decision industrial and rural executive committees of the region of April 27, 1963 ^[4] .

The district included 33 rural councils of two abolished districts - Yegoryevsky and Shatursky . The administrative center was the city of Yegoryevsk .

Thus, the Egorievsky enlarged rural area included:

• Berezhkovsky, Bobkovsky, Bolshe-Gridinsky, Dvoensky, Efremovsky, Klemenovsky, Kolychevsky, Korobyatsky, Kupliyamsky, Leskovsky, Podryadnikovsky, Pochinkovsky, Ramensky, Savvinsky and Selivanikhovsky village councils from Yegoryevsky district ;
• Aleksino-Tugolesky , Aleksino-Shatursky, Bordukovsky , Borodinsky , Vlasovsky , Dmitrovsky , Krivandinsky , Lekinsky , Mikhailovsky , Novosidorovsky , Petrovsky , Pustoshinsky , Pyshlitsky , Semenovsky , Serednikovsky , Telminsky , Kharlampeyevsky and Sharapovsky village councils from Sharavur .

The village of Lesnoy was removed from the administrative subordination to the working village of Fosforitny of the Yegoryevsky district and transferred to the subordination of the city of Yegoryevsk, and the villages of Dubovoy and Pustoshki of the former Shatursky district - to the city of Shatura , although it was previously supposed to leave them as part of the rural district ^[4] .

On August 31, 1963, the settlements of Velikodvorod and Frol were transferred from the Borodino village council to the Pyshlitsky village council ^[5] .

At the end of 1964, the separation of management bodies according to the production principle was found to be inadvisable by the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the RSFSR of November 21 ^[6] and the executive decision of the Moscow Region Executive Committee of January 11, 1965 ^[7], all enlarged rural areas of the Moscow Region were abolished and normal areas were restored. in particular, Yegoryevsky and Shatursky on the territory of the Yegoryevsky enlarged rural area, while Aleksino-Shatursky, Berezhkovsky, Bobkovsky, Bolshe-Gridinsky, Dvoensky, E Removsky, Klemenovsky, Kolychevsky, Korobyatsky, Kupliyamsky, Leskovsky, Podryadnikovsky, Pochinovsky, Ramensky, Savvinsky and Selivanikhovsky village councils, and in Shatursky district - Aleksino-Tugolessky, Bordukovsky, Borodinsky, Vlasovsky, Dmitrovsky, Krivandovsky, Petrovsky, Levinsky, Petrovsky, Levinsky, Petrovsky, Levinsky, Levin Pustoshinsky, Pyshlitsky, Semenovsky, Serednikovsky, Telminsky, Kharlampeyevsky and Sharapovsky village councils.