The Kursk Region, with its center in the city of Kursk, is included in the Central Administrative District. The region borders not only with the regions of the Russian Federation, but also with Ukraine. The territorial unit received official status in 1934.
By Russia's standards, the region is small, with a population of 1.122 million people (Rosstat data as of January 2017). Areas in the Kursk region 28.
Belovsky and Bolshesoldatsky
In the Belovsky district, the center is the village of Sloboda Belaya. The date of education is 1965. The main activity is agriculture. This area of the Kursk region borders on Ukraine. 15,491 people live here.
In the Bolshesoldatsky district, the village of Bolshoi Soldatskoye is the administrative, economic and cultural center. There are 11,236 people in the district.
Glushkovsky and Gorshechensky
The territory of Glushkovsky has common borders with Ukraine, 19 503 people live here. There are distilleries, sugar factories and bread factories. At Glushkovo station, an asphalt manufacturing enterprise, but the main economic component of the district is agriculture. The administrative center is the village of Glushkovo.
The next in the list of districts of the Kursk region is Gorshechensky, which occupies 4.7% of the entire territory of the region. Center - Gorshechnoye village. A little over 16 thousand people live in the district. It is on this territorial unit that the Barkalovka conservation zone is located in the upper reaches of the Apochka River.
Dmitrievsky and Zheleznogorsk
Dmitrievsky has 14 854 inhabitants (the center is the city of Dmitriev), in which about 44.56% of the total population lives.
15,890 people live in Zheleznogorsk, but only 10.52% live in urban conditions, in the center, in the Magnitny working village. By the way, the city of Zheleznogorsk is the administrative center, but is not part of the district.
Zolotukhinsky
A fairly densely populated area, in which 21 751 people live on 1150 square meters. km The administrative center is the village of Zolotukhino. On the Tuskar River, in the village of Vorobyovka, the estate of the great Russian poet Fet A.A.
Kastorinsky and Konyshevsky
More than 15 thousand people live in Kastorinsky, the center is the working village of Kastornoye. There are sugar and milk canning factories, railway enterprises on the territory. In the area there is something to see, there are 16 burial mounds, the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the XVIII century and holy sources.
In the Konyshevsky district of the Kursk region, the administrative center is the village of Konyshevka. There are few inhabitants in the district - 8 744, and the administrative center accounts for almost 40%. In the district there are two churches of the XIX century, protected by law, and the Monastery of Our Lady of the Sign.
Kursk
The Kursk region of the Kursk region is the largest, with 57 692 people living here. In the area on the right bank of the river Rat there is an ancient Slavic settlement dating from the 9th-14th centuries.
The head of the administration of the Kursk region of the Kursk region today is V. Ryzhikov.
The structure includes 17 village councils of the Kursk region of the Kursk region.
Kurchatovsky and Korenevsky, Lgovsky
Kurchatovsky is famous for its nuclear power plant and reservoir (the center is the city of Kurchatov). The area is inhabited by 18,759 people.
More than 16 thousand inhabitants live in Korenevsky. Of the industrial enterprises - an electrical plant and two peat deposits. AC - village Korenevo.
The population of the Lgovsk region is 12,003 people, with a center in the city of Lgov. It was here, in the village of Banishchi, the great Russian painter Repin N.N. was born
Manturovsky and Medvensky
In Manturovsky there are 7 rural settlements with a total population of 12,414. The administrative center is the village of Manturovo.
16,432 people live in Medvensky, the center is the village of Medvenka. There are several old churches in the area - in the villages of Lyubitskoye, Panino and Medvenka.
Oboyansk and October
Residents in Oboyansk are more than 29 thousand, the administrative center is the city of Oboyan.
In Oktyabrsky, the main cultural and administrative center is the village of Pryamitsyno. The total population is 24,611.
Ponyrovsky and Priestensky, Rylsky and Soviet
Almost 11 thousand people live in Ponyrovsky, the center is the village of Ponyry.
In Priestensky there are 15.5 thousand inhabitants, the center is the village of Priesten. In the village of Kirov there is a museum "Command post of the Voronezh Front."
The Rylsky municipality is home to 31,609 people. The center is the city of Rylsk. In the center of the village of Kapystichi there is a fortification, excavations of which revealed that the settlement was founded in the 9th and 11th centuries.
In the Soviet district, 17 thousand people live, the center is the village of Przhensky.
Solntsevsky and Sudzhansky
In the Solntsevo district, the center is the village of Solntsevo, the total number of inhabitants of the municipal unit is 13 733. In the village of Orlyanka there is a church in 1794.
In the Sudzhansky (26,773 people), the center is the city of Suja. There are many industrial enterprises and 2 chalk developments. In the village of Gusevo there is the estate of Dolgorukov P.D., and in the village of Gornal there is a large settlement.
Timsky and Fatezhsky
In Timskoye (town Tim), 10,897 people live. In the center of the district is the Church of the Introduction to the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, built in 1863.
In Fatima district, 18,220 people live. In the city of Fatezh (administrative center) there is a unique church of Our Lady of Tikhvin, the year of construction is 1800.
Khomutovsky, Cheremisinovsky and Shchigrovsky
In a small Khomutovsky district with a population of 9,117 people, with a center in the working village of Khomutovka, between the villages of Kapystichi and Bupel there is a mound dating back to the Iron Age.
In Cheremisinovsky (workers' settlement Cheremisinovo) also few people live (9 128). There are many monuments and mounds dating from the III-II millennia BC.
Shchigrovsky (the city of Shchigry) is also small in area and number of inhabitants (10 111).