Trofimovschina

Trofimovschina is a village, the center of the village administration in the Romodanovsky district . The population is 740 people (2001), mostly Russians.

Village
Trofimovschina
A country	Russia
Subject of the federation	Mordovia
Municipal District	Romodanovsky district
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Timezone	UTC + 3
Official language	Mordovian , Russian
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Located at r. Bolshaya Atma, 16 km from the district center and 18 km from the railway station Red Uzel. Anthroponym name: after the name of the nobleman Trofim Naumov . It was founded in the middle of the 17th century. In the “List of Populated Places of the Penza Province” (1869), Trofimovschina is the owner's village of 184 yards of the Saransk district . According to the data of 1913, in Trofimovschina there was a 2-class school, a mill with an oil engine and 10 windmills, 4 forges, several trading shops and semi-artisan workshops; on Tuesdays a large bazaar was held. In 1918, the organization of the RCP (b) was created, in 1920 - the Komsomol cell. In 1929, collective farms were formed to them. Stalin and them. Budyonny, since 1960 - the enlarged economy "Zarya", since 1999 - the agricultural enterprise "Agrofirm" Elekom "". In a modern village - a secondary school, a house of culture with a cinema hall and a library, a feldsher-midwife station; St. Michael the Archangel Church (late 19th century).

The Trofimovschinsky rural administration includes the village of Grabovka (5 people), Kiselikha (77), Princess (7), New Karachikha (35) and Old Karachikha (35 people).

Trofimovschina is the birthplace of local historian S. B. Bakhmustov, historian S. V. Yushkov , artist V. N. Kozlov, major general A. V. Kashenkov, border guard and order-bearer V. A. Kashenkov, and a participant in the war in Afghanistan S. N. Cousin.