Pipes (village)

The village of Truby is located on the Valdai Hills , 10 km east of the village of Uglovka , 32 km south-east of the town of Okulovka .

In the XV — XVII centuries. Trubaha village was located in the Piros pogost ^{[6] of} Derevskoy Pyatiny, Novgorod Land . ^{[7] [8]}

In the middle of the XV century the village of Trubaha belonged to the noble Novgorod Boris and Konstantin Mikitin. ^[9] In the 1480s it was the property of Grand Duke Ivan III . In 1495, the village was owned by the okolnichy of the Grand Duke Peter Loban Grigorievich Zabolotsky ^{[7] [8]} In the middle of the XVI century, the village was owned by his children and grandchildren. ^[ten]

In 1773–1927, the village of Truby was located in the Borovichsky district of the Novgorod gubernia . ^[eleven]

From the beginning of the 19th century until 1918, the pipes were part of the Ryadovsky parish of Borovichsky district. ^[eleven]

The village of Truba is marked on the map of 1826-1840 ^[12] .

In 1918-1921 the village of Truby was part of the Padalitsky volost of Borovichi district. In 1921–1927 she returned to the Ryadovsky volost. ^[eleven]

In 1927-1954 the village of Truby belonged to the Bolshe-Krestovsky Village Council . In 1954 she became a member of the Selischensky Village Council. In 1965, the village council was renamed Zvansky ^[13] . In 2005, the village of Truby became part of the Uglovsky urban settlement .

The nearest railway station, Selishche , is 8.5 km south-west of Truby village.