Novorzhevsky uyezd ( Russian dore. Novorzhevskiy uzd [2] ) - the administrative unit of the Pskov province of the Russian Empire . The area occupied 3696.2 km² (338313 acres), the population as of 1896 - 109 950 people [3] . The county town was Novorzhev .
| Novorzhevsky district (Novorzhevskiy uҍzd) | |
|---|---|
| A country |  Russian empire |
| Province | Pskov province |
| County town | Novorzhev |
| Population | 113 769 [1] ( 1 897 ) people |
| Area | 3696.2 km² |
| Educated | 1777 |
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Content
- 1 History
- 1.1 As part of the Russian Empire
- 1.2 Under Soviet rule
- 1.3 current situation
- 2 Geographical location
- 3 County staff
- 4 notes
- 5 Links
History
In 1533, after Pskov joined the Moscow state [4] , the Pustorzhevsky district was created with its center in Rzhev Pustoy .
As part of the Russian Empire
In the XVIII century , Arsho churchyard was located on this territory, in which in 1777 the administration of the county from Empty Rzhev was transferred . At the same time, the churchyard received the status of a city and was renamed Novorzhev. In 1796, the city received the status of supernumerary. In 1802, county status was restored.
At the beginning of the XX century, the main occupation of the inhabitants was agriculture , although there were also a number of factories and handicrafts were developed.
Under Soviet
On August 1, 1927, the Novorzhevsky district of the Pskov region was formed on the territory of the Novorzhevsky district, the basis of which was then the former Novorzhevsky volost. [5] Also in 1927, the Bezhanitsky district was isolated from the county. [6]
Current situation
At the moment, most of the territory of the Novorzhevsk district is part of the Novorzhevsky district of the Pskov region.
Geographical position
At the beginning of the 20th century, the Novorzhevsky district was located in the central part of the Pskov province and bordered on the Opochetsk district in the south-west, Velikoluksky district in the south-east, Kholmsky district in the east and Porkhov and Ostrovsky districts in the north.
County Composition
- Akhinava volost
- Ashevsky volost
- Baranovsky volost
- Bezhanskaya volost
- Dvoritskaya volost
- Dukhnovsky volost
- Zadrytska volost
- Kopylovsky volost
- Kudever volost
- Novinsky volost
- Novorzhevskaya volost
- Orsha parish
- Turovsky volost
As of 1914, volosts were part of the Novorzhevsky district of the Pskov province: [2]
- Apolin parish (Apollie)
- Dvoritskaya volost (Cards)
- Grivinsky volost (Yukhnovo)
- Turovsky volost (Turovo)
- Zakhonsky volost (Ashevo)
- Mountain volost (Ashevo)
- Bezhanitsy volost (refugees)
- Novinsky volost (Dobryvichi)
- Posadnikovskaya volost (Posadnikovo)
- Orsha volost (Orsha)
- Zadrytska volost (Zhadrytsy)
- Baranovo volost (Makarovo)
- Aksenovo volost (Aksenovo)
- Kudever Parish (Kudever)
- Dukhnovo volost (Dukhnovo)
The Novorzhevsky district of the Pskov province of the RSFSR of the period 1924 - 1927 included 4 enlarged volosts: [7]
- Ashevsky volost (center - Ashevo village )
- Bezhanitsy volost (center - v . Bezhanitsy )
- Kudever volost (center - v . Kudever )
- Novorzhevskaya volost (center - Novorzhev city)
Notes
- ↑ First general census of the population of the Russian Empire in 1897. Available population in the provinces, counties, cities of the Russian Empire (without Finland) . Date of treatment November 15, 2009. Archived on February 28, 2012.
- ↑ 1 2 Memorial book of the Pskov province of 1913-1914. (1914psk.pdf)
- ↑ Novorzhev // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
- ↑ The entry itself took place in 1510
- ↑ LAND NOVORZHEVSK. TIME AND PEOPLE "History of Pskov and the Pskov region
- ↑ Legacy of the Land of Pskov / Culture and History of Pskov and the Pskov Region. Attractions, tourist infrastructure
- ↑ Administrative-territorial division of the Pskov region. "(1917-2000). Reference book. Book 1. - Pskov, 2002 P.33 - 35 ( djvu )