Roslavl district of Smolensk region

district[1] / municipal district[2]
Roslavl district


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53°57′ N. w. 32°52′ E. village HGYAO Country Russia Part of the Smolensk region Includes 10 municipalities Adm. centercity of RoslavlHead of MONovikov V.M[3]Chairman of the District Duma Fadeev I.V[3]History and geographyDate of formation1929Area3031.75[4] km²Time zoneMSK (UTC+3)PopulationPopulation↘65,982[5] people. (2021) Density 21.76 people/km² Digital identifiers OKATO66 236 OKTMO66 636 Telephone code 48134 Official website Media files on Wikimedia Commons

Roslavlsky district
is an administrative-territorial unit (district) and municipal formation (municipal district) in the southeastern part of the Smolensk region of Russia.

The administrative center is the city of Roslavl.

Geography

Geographically, the district borders: in the north with Elninsky, in the north-west with Pochinkovsky, in the west with Shumyachsky, in the south-west and south with Ershichsky districts of the Smolensk region, in the north-east the district borders with the Kaluga region, and in the south-east with Bryansk region.

Area - 3031.75 km². On the territory of the district (not being part of it) there is a city of regional subordination of Desnogorsk, which, together with the village of Sosnovka, forms its own separate urban district.

The area is located on the Smolensk-Moscow Upland. The soils in the area are turfy, slightly and medium podzolic, gley and marshy. Forests occupy 39% of the territory.

Rivers of the region: Oster, Stanovka (tributary of the Ostra), Glazomoyka, Desna.

Yartsevo is a small but active town

On the territory of Yartsevo there are several enterprises that provide the population with work. Local residents have access to vocational education, which is provided by the Industrial College and the Avtokadry training complex.

Now the authorities are actively focusing on the development of industrial potential. In the entire region, Yartsevo is the most promising for attracting investment. Even foreign companies are ready to invest here. For a long time it was impossible to solve the housing problem, but in recent years a positive trend has emerged. Unfortunately, at the moment the city's population is steadily declining.

Population

Population
2002[7]	2009[8]	2010[9]	2011[9]	2012[10]	2013[11]	2014[12]	2015[13]	2016[14]
81 307	↘75 200	↗76 768	↘75 841	↘74 709	↘73 651	↘72 636	↘71 990	↘71 427
2017[15]	2018[16]	2019[17]	2020[18]	2021[5]
↘70 511	↘69 228	↘67 874	↘67 085	↘65 982

Urbanization
In urban conditions - in the city of Roslavl (48,228 [5] people, 2021) - 73.09% of the district's population live.

Municipal-territorial structure

The municipal district includes 10 municipalities, including 1 urban settlement and 9 rural settlements[19]

№	Municipality	Administrative center	Number of settlements	Population (persons)	Area (km²)
1	Roslavl urban settlement	Roslavl city	1	↘48 228[5]
2	Astapkovichi rural settlement	Astapkovichi village	33	↘2100[5]
3	Ekimovichi rural settlement	village Ekimovichi	35	↘2221[5]
4	Kirillovskoe rural settlement	village of Malye Kirilly	17	↘2502[5]
5	Lipovskoe rural settlement	Lipovka village	28	↘1189[5]
6	Lyubovskoe rural settlement	Koski village	30	↘1354[5]
7	Oster rural settlement	village of Oster	20	↘4020[5]
8	Perenskoye rural settlement	Perenka village	25	↘1280[5]
9	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement	Prigory village	49	↘1801[5]
10	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement	Novoselki village	67	↘1287[5]

Initially, by the Law of the Smolensk Region of December 28, 2004, 22 municipalities were formed as part of the municipal district, including 1 urban and 21 rural settlements. By the Law of the Smolensk Region of December 20, 2022, by January 1, 2019, 12 rural settlements were abolished: Bogdanovskoye and Ivanovskoye (included in the Ekimovichskoye rural settlement), Lesnikovskoye and Khoroshovskoye (included in the Astapkovichskoye rural settlement), Roslavlskoye (included in the Osterskoye rural settlement) . 20].

Municipal formation 2006—2018	Population (thousand people)	Area (km²)	Administrative center
Roslavl urban settlement	55.894	41.5	Roslavl city
Astapkovichi rural settlement	1.168	140.75	Astapkovichi village
Bogdanovskoye rural settlement	0.451	66.44	village of Bogdanovo
Volkovichskoe rural settlement	0.466	30.61	Volkovichi village
Gryzenyatskoe rural settlement	0.65	118	village of Muddy
Ekimovichi rural settlement	2.087	70	village Ekimovichi
Epishevskoe rural settlement	0.465	62	village Epishevo-2
Zharyn rural settlement	1.055	118.9	Zharyn village
Ivanovo rural settlement	0.609	80.83	Ivanovskoe village
Kirillovskoe rural settlement	2.778	131.9	village of Malye Kirilly
Kostyrevo rural settlement	0.522	234	Kostyri village
Krapivenskoe rural settlement	0.942	101.27	village Krapivna
Lesnikovskoye rural settlement	0.855	54.52	Lesniki village
Lipovskoe rural settlement	1.046	68.35	Lipovka village
Lyubovskoe rural settlement	1.34	129.8	Koski village
Oster rural settlement	3.811	4.8	village of Oster
Perenskoye rural settlement	1.18	60.13	Perenka village
Prigoryevskoe rural settlement	1.970	353.9	Prigory village
Roslavl rural settlement	0.947	95.3	village Krapivensky-1
Saveevo rural settlement	0.577	80.23	Saveevo village
Syrokorenskoye rural settlement	0.627	80.23	Novoselki village
Khoroshovskoye rural settlement	0.721	122.89	Khorohovo village

Settlements

The Roslavl district includes 305 settlements, including 1 urban settlement (the city of Roslavl) and 304 rural settlements[21].

List of settlements in the region
№	Locality	Type	Population	Municipality
1	Roslavl	city	↘48 228[5]	Roslavl urban settlement
2	Alexandrovka-2	village	3[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
3	Alymovka	village	20[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
4	Amsharovo	village	4[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
5	Andreevka	village	17[22]	Oster rural settlement
6	Andreevka	village	17[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
7	Aselier	village	11[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
8	Aselier	station	5[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
9	Astapkovichi	village	597[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
10	Atrokhovka	village	3[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
11	Afanasovka	village	0[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
12	Babici	village	7[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
13	Baranovo	village	0[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
14	Badgers	village	115[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
15	Bakharevka	village	5[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
16	Squirrels	village	17[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
17	White	village	0[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
18	Behovo	village	40[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
19	Boboedovo	village	2[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
20	Bogdanovo	village	25[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
21	Bogdanovo	village	392[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
22	Bodrovka	village	54[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
23	Bolshiye Azobichy	village	26[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
24	Big Kirills	village	183[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
25	Bolshoye Koshkino	village	Lipovskoe rural settlement
26	Borovka	village	40[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
27	Borovtsi	village	5[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
28	Boyarkino	village	16[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
29	Buda	village	33[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
30	Budishche	village	22[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
31	Booth	village	9[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
32	Buykovo	village	0[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
33	Butyrki	village	4[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
34	Byvalskoe	village	126[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
35	Bykovka	village	3[22]	Oster rural settlement
36	Vasilyevka	village	0[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
37	Vasilyevka	village	179[22]	Oster rural settlement
38	Vaskovo	village	42[22]	Oster rural settlement
39	Wederniki	village	14[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
40	Upper Karakovichi	village	0[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
41	Vodnevka	village	4[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
42	Volkovichi	village	267[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
43	Volkovka	village	8[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
44	Volkonshchina	village	163[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
45	Volovka	village	9[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
46	Vorobyovka	village	1[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
47	Vorontsovo	village	10[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
48	Crows	village	0[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
49	Vysokovo	village	1[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
50	Vyazovka	village	13[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
51	Vyakhori	village	42[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
52	Gavrilovka	village	4[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
53	Galeevka-1	village	225[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
54	Galeevka-2	village	0[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
55	Garnevo	village	33[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
56	Genino	village	11[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
57	Glinka	village	22[22]	Oster rural settlement
58	Gultovka	village	10[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
59	humpbacks	village	3[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
60	Gorenovo	village	37[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
61	Gorlovo	village	251[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
62	Gorodetskoe	village	18[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
63	Gorodchanka	village	6[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
64	Gorokhovo	village	2[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
65	Grigorievka	village	10[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
66	Gromashovo	village	36[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
67	Get dirty	village	89[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
68	Guryaty	village	15[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
69	Danilovichi	village	15[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
70	Debrya	village	19[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
71	Demyankovo	village	0[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
72	Denisovka	village	19[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
73	Dmitrovka	village	11[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
74	Kind	village	3[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
75	Dorotovka	village	212[22]	Oster rural settlement
76	Drovenevo	village	3[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
77	Dubrovka	village	0[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
78	Durovshchina	village	14[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
79	Ekimovichi	village	1506[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
80	Epishevo-1	village	215[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
81	Epishevo-2	village	59[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
82	Ermolino	village	8[22]	Oster rural settlement
83	Zhabino	village	38[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
84	Roast	village	1[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
85	Zharyn	village	489[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
86	Zherdevo	village	7[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
87	Zhilinki	village	7[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
88	Zhuravovichi	village	7[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
89	Zabolotye	village	52[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
90	Zabolshachye	village	0[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
91	Testaments of Ilyich	village	10[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
92	Zaytsovka	village	21[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
93	Zaploskoye	village	54[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
94	Zarechye[23]	village	0[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
95	Zarechye[24]	village	33[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
96	Zarya	village	133[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
97	Zimnitsa	village	23[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
98	Dawns	village	21[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
99	Ivanovka	village	1[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
100	Ivanovskoe	village	171[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
101	Ivanovskoe	village	306[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
102	Ilnyagi	village	3[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
103	Heaters	village	5[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
104	Casanovo	village	9[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
105	Barracks 6 km	station	0[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
106	Kamenka	village	3[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
107	Carpics	village	28[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
108	Kirilly-3	village	39[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
109	Kislovka	village	30[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
110	Wedge	village	8[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
111	Knyazevka	village	0[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
112	Kozlovka	village	994[22]	Oster rural settlement
113	Kozlovka	village	32[22]	Oster rural settlement
114	Kozlovo	village	64[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
115	Wells	village	15[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
116	Spoonica	village	37[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
117	Kolpino	village	31[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
118	Konokhovka	village	0[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
119	Little horses	village	43[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
120	Korneevka	village	2[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
121	Crakes	village	4[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
122	Koski	village	479[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
123	Posters	village	173[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
124	Kosciuszkowo	village	4[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
125	Kotlino	village	11[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
126	Kotyrevka	village	3[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
127	Kohans	village	113[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
128	Krapivensky-1	village	218[22]	Oster rural settlement
129	Krapivensky-2	village	163[22]	Oster rural settlement
130	Krapivna	village	267[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
131	Dyers	village	25[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
132	Red hill	village	1[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
133	Red hill	village	63[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
134	A red star	village	1[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
135	Krasniki	village	34[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
136	Red	village	71[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
137	Curve	village	7[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
138	Krutets	village	0[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
139	Krutitsa	village	2[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
140	Krutogorka	village	76[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
141	Steep Hill	village	5[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
142	Kukovenka	village	1[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
143	Kurganovsky Forestry	village	56[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
144	Kukharevo	village	30[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
145	Ladyzheno	village	29[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
146	Lachy	village	120[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
147	Foresters	village	315[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
148	Forestry	village	42[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
149	Lespromkhoz	village	38[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
150	Lipovka	village	0[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
151	Lipovka	village	1[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
152	Lipovka	village	567[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
153	Lipovskaya	station	57[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
154	Rakishness	village	9[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
155	Lozki	village	0[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
156	Lotovinovo	village	2[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
157	Lugi	village	7[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
158	Flax plant	village	134[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
159	Flax plant	village	353[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
160	Lyubestovo	village	3[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
161	Lyubovka	village	0[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
162	Lyubov Palaces	village	19[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
163	Malakhovka	village	0[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
164	Maloe Koshkino	village	0[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
165	Malye Azobichy	village	24[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
166	Small Kirills	village	1820[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
167	Malyshovka	village	34[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
168	Mamkino	village	0[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
169	Maryevka	village	18[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
170	Menchitsy	village	4[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
171	Mikhailovka	village	2[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
172	Mikhailovka	village	16[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
173	Mikhailovka	village	0[22]	Oster rural settlement
174	Mikhailovka-1	village	3[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
175	Mozalevo	village	96[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
176	Morgunovka	village	6[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
177	Morozovo	village	0[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
178	Mohi	village	0[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
179	Muzhikovo	village	6[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
180	Murygino	village	0[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
181	Myatka	village	1[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
182	Nizhnyaya Krivotyn	village	4[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
183	Nikiforovskoe	village	2[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
184	Nikolaevskoe	village	2[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
185	Nikolskoye	village	364[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
186	New Berezovka	village	1[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
187	New Blagoveshchenka	village	3[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
188	New Buda	village	1[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
189	New Danilovka	village	4[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
190	New Prismara	village	17[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
191	New Maksimkovo	village	1[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
192	New Stepankovo	village	0[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
193	New Raw Root	village	21[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
194	Novo-Nikolskoye	village	2[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
195	Novo-Petrovo	village	31[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
196	Novoselki	village	2[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
197	Novosyolki	village	307[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
198	New Ekimovichi	village	35[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
199	New Kohans	village	2[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
200	New Krupets	village	0[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
201	Fescue	village	28[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
202	Orlovka	village	1[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
203	Osinovka	village	4[22]	Oster rural settlement
204	Osinovka	village	10[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
205	Osipkovo	village	12[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
206	Oster	village	1757[22]	Oster rural settlement
207	Island	village	0[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
208	Pavlovka	village	3[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
209	Pavlovka	village	800[22]	Oster rural settlement
210	Palom	village	5[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
211	Treacle	village	62[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
212	Perenka	village	674[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
213	Petrovo	village	147[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
214	Petrovskoe	village	1[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
215	Pechers	village	2[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
216	Pletni	village	117[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
217	Ploskovo	village	20[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
218	Podglyadnevo	village	8[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
219	Podophai	village	0[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
220	Podrudnyansky	village	5[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
221	Polshino	village	24[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
222	Understood	village	0[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
223	Prigory	village	363[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
224	Prigorye	village	248[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
225	Prilepy	village	1[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
226	Priselye	village	20[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
227	Prismara	village	19[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
228	Prokshino	village	14[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
229	Dispensary ZIL	village	1[22]	Oster rural settlement
230	Razbegaevka	village	2[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
231	Rakovka	village	10[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
232	Rzhavets	village	3[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
233	Rogovo-1	village	53[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
234	Rogovo-2	village	27[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
235	Roslavl-2	station	58[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
236	Saveevo	village	289[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
237	Sviridovka	village	6[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
238	Semyonovka	village	38[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
239	Sergeevka	village	0[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
240	Sidorki	village	156[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
241	Skorokhodovo	village	24[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
242	Slaveni	village	0[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
243	Sleptsovo	village	1[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
244	Sloboda	village	49[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
245	Slobodische-1	village	2[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
246	Slobodishche-2	village	1[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
247	Currant	village	32[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
248	Snegirevo	village	0[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
249	Old Berezovka	village	0[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
250	Old Prismara	village	3[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
251	Oldie	village	0[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
252	Oldie	village	0[22]	Oster rural settlement
253	Old Kurganye	village	8[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
254	Old Maksimkovo	village	7[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
255	Old Syrokorenye	village	42[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
256	Staroselye	village	7[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
257	Staroselye	village	11[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
258	Old Ekimovichi	village	27[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
259	Old Fominichi	village	14[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
260	Old Krupets	village	69[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
261	Glass Guta	village	18[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
262	Stepankovo	village	39[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
263	Stryabtsy	village	5[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
264	Suborovka	village	9[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
265	Surnovka	village	19[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
266	Sysoevka	village	7[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
267	Tvorozhkovo	village	19[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
268	Telyavkino	village	4[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
269	Terebyn	village	23[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
270	Terekhovo	village	0[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
271	Tolkachevo	village	2[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
272	Trinity	village	18[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
273	Tumanovka	village	11[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
274	Tupichino	village	0[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
275	Turbaevka	village	7[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
276	Turovo	village	0[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
277	Tyupinka	village	27[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
278	Corner	village	4[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
279	Utechovo-1	village	25[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
280	Utechovo-2	village	7[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
281	Ducks	village	35[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
282	Uchkhoz	village	44[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
283	Fedorovskoe	village	26[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
284	Frolovo	village	4[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
285	Khartovka	village	17[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
286	Khachevka	village	64[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
287	Khlyasino	village	6[22]	Lipovskoe rural settlement
288	Kholmets	village	7[22]	Ekimovichi rural settlement
289	Kholm-Putyatov	village	1[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
290	Kholupovka	village	19[22]	Oster rural settlement
291	Khorohovo	village	250[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
292	Hoskies	village	36[22]	Oster rural settlement
293	Khrepilevo	village	14[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
294	Khutor Pokrovsky	village	5[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement
295	Tsyganovka	village	4[22]	Prigoryevskoe rural settlement
296	Chashniki	village	12[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
297	Chepischevo	village	0[22]	Astapkovichi rural settlement
298	Blackies	village	10[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
299	Chizhovka-1	village	77[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
300	Chizhovka-2	village	436[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
301	Chizhovka-3	village	47[22]	Lyubovskoe rural settlement
302	Shembelevo	village	4[22]	Perenskoye rural settlement
303	Sheela	village	0[22]	Kirillovskoe rural settlement
304	Shkuratovka	village	47[22]	Oster rural settlement
305	Shui	village	34[22]	Syrokorenskoye rural settlement

Roslavl

Foundation of the city

Roslavl is one of the most ancient and at the same time most little-known cities in Russia. The first mention of this city dates back to 1137. According to legend, the original name of the city was Rostislavl. The city received its current name only in 1755. And the founder, according to ancient legends, was Prince Rostislav Mstislavich. Shortly before the founding of the city, the prince conquered the Radimichi and annexed their lands to his own. Rostislavl was supposed to become a stronghold of princely power.

The main population of the city were representatives of Prince Rostislav. The city was located far from trade routes and could not be a center for the development of crafts and trade. From 1197 to 1206, the city experienced economic growth. This may be evidence of the presence of the prince in Rostislavl.

Roslavl in the XIII–XVII centuries

But the prosperity ended in the 13th century. The Smolensk prince constantly quarreled with the feudal boyars. This weakened the military and economic power of the principality, which soon split into fiefs that were constantly at war with each other. Roslavl, as a result, found itself on the southern outskirts of the appanage principality. The Smolensk lands, already weakened by the pestilence of 1231-1232, suffered from constant civil strife, losing their remaining strength. The Lithuanian neighbors, who had long planned to seize the Smolensk principality, were finally able to carry out their plans. In 1239, Lithuanian feudal lords managed to capture Roslavl and Rudnya. The inhabitants of the principality were still able to recapture Roslavl by turning to Yaroslav Vsevolodovich, the Vladimir-Suzdal prince, for help. However, in 1258, Lithuanian feudal lords again attempted to capture the city. Roslavl and its surroundings were thoroughly devastated, but Lithuanian power failed to establish itself in the city.

In 1286, Roslavl was captured by the Bryansk appanage prince Roman. The prince wanted to subjugate the entire Smolensk principality to his power. Roman took advantage of the help of the Tatars. However, he failed to implement his plans. The prince's Smolensk brother, Alexander, was able to defend his right to occupy his throne. The Roslavl inheritance regained its independence for some time.

However, already in 1339 the Tatars invaded the Smolensk principality. Roslavl was one of the first to suffer. The Tatars were unable to capture the principality, but the border towns were burned and plundered. Now the threat came from the Lithuanian feudal lords. The feudal lords failed to capture the principality entirely. But the border cities, including Roslavl, were conquered. The Smolensk princes repeatedly tried to return the captured cities. It cost many people their lives. The final subordination of the principality to the Lithuanian feudal lords occurred under Prince Vytautas. For many years, the residents of Roslavl had to pay numerous taxes to the Lithuanian prince. Taxes had to be paid not only in money, but also in products: meat, grain, honey, etc. However, repayment in money was preferable. It could replace honey, grain and other products. Very often the replacement was forced. In addition to the tax to the Lithuanian prince, the population also had to pay the Smolensk ruler. The power of the Smolensk prince was recognized as weak.

To be freed from foreign rule, it was necessary to come under the authority of the Moscow princes. However, it wasn't that simple. It was possible to achieve the intended goal only after three long and bloody wars. In 1514, the troops of Vasily III were able to recapture the Smolensk principality. However, Roslavl and several other cities continued to remain in the hands of the Lithuanian boyars. The city managed to come under the rule of the Moscow princes only in 1522.

When, it would seem, the well-being of the Smolensk principality was restored, the Livonian War became another devastating disaster. Lithuanian feudal lords continued to advance on the western borders, repeatedly violating them. In 1563, one of the Lithuanian detachments managed to break through to Roslavl. However, the city residents successfully repelled the enemy attack.

Less than half a century later, Roslavl had to confront a new enemy. In 1610, the city was captured by the Poles and was no longer subordinate to the Russian sovereign, but to the King of Poland, Sigismund III, becoming part of the Smolensk Voivodeship of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The Roslavl boyars themselves gave power into the hands of the Polish king, considering the enemy too strong. After the plunder of the city by the Poles, the boyars went with a bow to Sigismund, who stood near Smolensk. The king immediately took power and appointed Janusz Porycki as head of Roslavl. However, Polish rule did not last long. Already in 1654, Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich made a successful military campaign, as a result of which Roslavl was annexed to the rest of the Russian lands.

Roslavl after the October Revolution

During the October Revolution, the small town took an active part in revolutionary actions. The news of the change of power reached, first of all, the railway workers. They were immediately joined by oil mill workers. Having seized power in the city, they began to completely disarm the policeman and the gendarmerie. The Bolshevik organization that arose in the city after the liquidation of the power of the policeman and the gendarmerie was headed by the Roslavl doctor N. N. Konopatsky. The tasks of this organization included, first of all, work with the population, who needed to explain the essence of Lenin’s postulates.

Stalin's five-year plans also left their mark on the history of the city. Its administrative position changed several times. In 1929, Roslavl became the administrative center of the Roslavl Okrug, which included 11 rural districts. However, a year later, in 1930, the status of the city was changed due to the abolition of the administrative-territorial division. Now Roslavl became the center of the rural district of Zapadny (which eventually changed its name to the Smolensk region). Then Roslavl becomes a city of regional subordination. Since then, the administrative position of the city has not changed.

The economic heyday of Roslavl occurred precisely during the period of Stalin’s five-year plans. Many factories and enterprises that closed before or after the revolution were reconstructed and modernized. In 1929, a vegetable drying plant was put into operation, which had no analogues in the entire Smolensk region. In 1931, a machine and tractor workshop appeared in the city. And at the end of the 1930s, a poultry processing plant and a glass factory appeared in Roslavl.

The Great Patriotic War

During the Great Patriotic War, Roslavl, like many years ago for the Lithuanian feudal lords, became one of the main targets of the Nazi army. The city was captured at the very beginning of the war, in 1941. Fascist aircraft bombed most of the city. With the advent of the new “government,” life in the city stopped: clubs, cinemas, factories, and factories were closed. A small part of the population managed to leave Roslavl before the arrival of the Nazis. However, the majority decided to remain in their homes. The new order again made the residents of Roslavl dependent on the foreign invader. The fascist “rule” lasted 2 years. On September 25, 1943, Soviet troops entered the city and liberated it from the Nazis.

Modern Roslavl is a city with a population of 54.9 thousand people. The city is the administrative center of the Roslavl district of the Smolensk region.

People associated with the area

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Famous personalities

Borisov Pavel Arefievich - Director of the Moscow Geological Prospecting Institute, Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Geology of the USSR, Head of the Personnel Department of the USSR Academy of Sciences (Gryazenyat village)
Kondrusev, Semyon Mikhailovich - corps commander (Epishevo village)
Konokhov Nikolai Grigorievich - Major General of the Chemical Service (Pavlovka village)
Leshchinin, Vasily Andreevich - corps commander (Novo-Danilovka village)
Maksimovsky, Stepan Vasilievich - corps commander (Novo-Pavlovo village)
Panov, Andrey Dmitrievich - First Deputy Chairman of the State Planning Committee of the USSR - Minister of the USSR, Deputy Chairman of the Bureau of the Council of Ministers of the USSR for Fuel and Transport (all part-time positions), General Mining Director of the 1st rank (Gryazenyat village)
Esipovich, Yakov Grigorievich - statesman of the Russian Empire, senator, writer.

Heroes of the Soviet Union

Golovlev, Leonid Iosifovich (Bolshie Kirill village)
Grishin, Ivan Tikhonovich (Vnukovichi village)
Dobrynin, Mikhail Semyonovich (Vorobievka village)
Petrunin, Evdokim Fedorovich (Sysoevka village)
Prasolov, Mikhail Vasilievich (village of Zhilino)
Sterin, Efim Ilyich (Prigorye village)
Titov, Fedor Frolovich (Kholupovka village)
Fomchenkov, Konstantin Fedorovich (Durovshchiny village)
Shcherbakov, Alexander Fedorovich

Full Knights of the Order of Glory

Amikov, Vladimir Ivanovich (village of Sidorki)
Epifanov, Ivan Nikolaevich (Nikiforovskoye village)
Osipenkov, Leonid Sergeevich (village of Stary Krupets)
Panov, Ivan Grigorievich (village of Ponyaty)

Heroes of Socialist Labor

Bizyukov, Ivan Egorovich (village of Lakhi)
Glebov, Afanasy Vasilievich (Aleksandrovskoye village)
Emelyanova, Ksenia Ilyinichna (Dobrolyubovo village)
Efremov, Mikhail Evdokimovich (Buda village)
Konenkov, Sergey Timofeevich (village of Karakovichi)
Solovyova, Evgenia Fedorovna (Zaploskoye village)
Khrapchenko, Mikhail Borisovich (Chizhovka village)
Shikov, Anatoly Ivanovich (Bakharevka village)

Notes

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from the point of view of the municipal structure
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Local government of the Smolensk region. Official website of the Administration of the Smolensk region, 2017
Smolensk region. Total land area of the municipality
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The permanent population of the Russian Federation by municipalities as of January 1, 2022 (Russian). Retrieved April 27, 2022. Archived May 2, 2022.
Gazette of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. No. 14 (1049), 1961
All-Russian population census 2002. Volume. 1, table 4. Population of Russia, federal districts, constituent entities of the Russian Federation, districts, urban settlements, rural settlements - regional centers and rural settlements with a population of 3 thousand or more (unspecified)
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The size of the permanent population of the Russian Federation by cities, urban settlements and regions as of January 1, 2009 (unspecified)
. Retrieved January 2, 2014. Archived January 2, 2014.
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Estimation of the population of the Smolensk region as of January 1, 2009-2015
Population of the Russian Federation by municipalities. Table 35. Estimated resident population as of January 1, 2012 (unspecified)
. Retrieved May 31, 2014. Archived May 31, 2014.
Population of the Russian Federation by municipalities as of January 1, 2013. - M.: Federal State Statistics Service Rosstat, 2013. - 528 p. (Table 33. Population of urban districts, municipal districts, urban and rural settlements, urban settlements, rural settlements) (undefined)
. Retrieved November 16, 2013. Archived November 16, 2013.
Table 33. Population of the Russian Federation by municipalities as of January 1, 2014 (unspecified)
. Access date: August 2, 2014. Archived August 2, 2014.
Population of the Russian Federation by municipalities as of January 1, 2015 (unspecified)
. Access date: August 6, 2015. Archived August 6, 2015.
Population of the Russian Federation by municipalities as of January 1, 2016 (Russian) (October 5, 2018). Retrieved May 15, 2022. Archived May 8, 2022.
Population of the Russian Federation by municipalities as of January 1, 2022 (Russian) (July 31, 2017). Retrieved July 31, 2022. Archived July 31, 2022.
Estimation of the permanent population of the Smolensk region as of January 1, 2022
Population of the Russian Federation by municipalities as of January 1, 2022 (Russian). Retrieved July 31, 2019. Archived May 2, 2022.
Population of the Russian Federation by municipalities as of January 1, 2022 (Russian). Date accessed: October 17, 2022. Archived October 17, 2022.
Law of the Smolensk Region of December 28, 2004 N 133-z “On granting the status of a municipal district to the municipal formation “Roslavl District” of the Smolensk Region, on establishing the boundaries of municipalities whose territories are part of it, and granting them the corresponding status”
Law of the Smolensk region of December 20, 2022 N 190-z “On the transformation of municipalities of the Roslavl district of the Smolensk region, on establishing the number and term of office of deputies of representative bodies of the first convocation of the newly formed municipalities of the Roslavl district of the Smolensk region, as well as the procedure for election, powers and terms powers of the first heads of the newly formed municipalities of the Roslavl district of the Smolensk region"
Law of the Smolensk Region of December 19, 2022 N 139-z “On the administrative-territorial structure of the Smolensk region” (including Appendix. Register of administrative-territorial units of the Smolensk region)
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Smolensk region. Population of settlements and settlements according to the 2010 population census
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Safonovo is a developing city

Safonovo also demonstrates a good level of development. Big cities are still a long way off, but the population is provided with good employment opportunities. There is an electrical machine-building plant on the territory of the city. There is a large complex for the production and development of plastics. Safonovo is an interesting example of a city that was able to begin to rapidly develop thanks to coal deposits. The population is also provided with public transport. There are railway tracks, trains, and bus services that allow you to get to Moscow and travel between districts of the city.

The Smolensk region with its small towns shows that sometimes they are the ones who are able to provide residents with a comfortable standard of living. The overall results for the region directly indicate the prospects and opportunities for development, as well as the provision of good infrastructure.