Baranovsky district is an administrative-territorial unit of the Kuznetsk district of the Middle Volga region , the Middle Volga and Kuibyshev regions , the Kuibyshev , Penza and Ulyanovsk regions of the RSFSR , which existed in 1928-1930 and 1935-1956.
| area | |
| Baranovsky district | |
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| A country |  the USSR |
| Entered into | Middle Volga Region , Kuibyshev Region , Penza Region , Ulyanovsk Region |
| Adm. center | Baranivka |
| History and Geography | |
| Date of formation | 1928-1930, 1935-1956 |
| Date of Abolition | |
Baranovsky district was formed in 1928 as part of the Kuznetsk district of the Middle Volga region (since 1929 - the region).
In 1930, the Baranovsky district was abolished.
In 1935, the Baranovsky district was restored. It includes Andreevsky, Baevsky, Baranovsky, Beloklyuchevsky, Boldasyevsky, Golodyaevsky, Gubashevsky, Davydovsky, Lapaevsky, Mordovian-Canadian, Novoalekseevsky, Nikitinsky, Russian-Zimnitsky, Slavkinsky, Staropicheursky, Starochnikovsky and Ilyatsky / Telkovnikovskiy Ilyas, Telochnikovskiy Ilyatsky, Telochnikovskiy and Ilyatovskiy Istkovsky Ilyatsky, Telachnikovskiy and Ilyatsky Slovykovsky and Ilyatovskiy Ilya Kuroyedovsky and Sukho-Tereshansky s / s from Novospassky district .
February 4, 1939 Baranovsky district was transferred to the new Penza region.
January 19, 1943 Baranovsky district was transferred to the new Ulyanovsk region. At that time, it included the village councils of Andreevsky, Baevsky, Baranovsky, Boldasevsky, Beloklyuchevsky, Golodyaevsky, Gubashevsky, Davydovsky, Kuroyedovsky, Lapaevsky, Mordovo-Canada, Nikitinsky, Novoalekseevsky, Sukhotovsky, Slavkinsky, Staropyotnikov, Staropovskiy, Staropovyatsky, Staropytovsky, Starophotnikovsky, Staropyotnikovsky, Starophotkovsky, Starophotkovsky, Starophetykovsky, Staroperotovsky.
On July 7, 1953, the Mordovian-Canadian, Nikitinsky, Gubashevsky, Davydovsky, Boldasyevsky, Russian-Zimnitsky, Belo-Klyuchevsky, Starochirkovsky, Lapaevsky and Novoalekseevsky s / s were abolished.
November 2, 1956 Baranovsky district was abolished. At the same time, its territory was transferred to the Nikolaev district [1] .
Notes
- ↑ Directory of the administrative-territorial division of the Simbirsk province — Ulyanovsk region for 1648-1985. . - Volga Prince publishing house Ulyanovsk Branch, 1986.- 172 p. - 1000 copies.