Kuzedeevsky district

The Kuzedeevsky district is an administrative-territorial unit of the Novosibirsk and Kemerovo regions of the RSFSR , which existed in 1939-1961. The center is the village of Kuzedeevo .

area
Kuzedeevsky district
A country	the USSR
Entered into	Novosibirsk region , Kemerovo region
Adm. center	Kuzedeevo
History and Geography
Date of formation	1939-1961

The Kuzedeevsky district was formed as part of the Novosibirsk region on June 22, 1939 in part of the territory of the abolished Gorno-Shorsky district . It included the working villages of Mundybash , Telbes , Temir-Tau , as well as the village councils of Ailsky, Belokamensky, Benzherepsky-1, Benzherepsky-2, Verkh-Talinsky, Gavrilovsky, Kaltansky, Kandalepsky, Krasno-Teneshsky, Kuzedeevsky, Lysinsky, Nunei -Kinerkovsky, Ryabinovsky, Sarbalinsky, Sary-Chumyshsky, Taylepsky, Ust-Talinsky, Uchulsky, Charyshtinsky, Sharovsky, Shiroko-Lugovsky and Shushtalepsky.

In 1943, the Kuzeedeevsky district became part of the Kemerovo region.

In 1951, the Kaltansky s / s was abolished.

In 1953, Belokamensky, Benzherepsky-2, Verkh-Talinsky, Gavrilovsky, Munaysky, Ryabinovsky and Sharovsky s / s were abolished.

In 1957, the Krasnoye Teneshsky s / s was abolished.

In 1958, the Ust-Talinsky s / s was abolished.

In 1959, the Charyshtinsky and Shushtalep s / s were abolished.

In 1960, the Ailsky, Nizhne-Kinerkovsky and Shiroko-Lugovsky s / s were abolished.

On March 23, 1961, the Kuzeedeevsky district was abolished, and its territory was merged with the city of regional subordination Osinniki to the new Osinnikovsky district ^[1] .