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Geography

Zaoksky district is located in the north-west of the Tula region. It borders in the north of the Serpukhov municipal district, in the West - with the Tarusk district of the Kaluga region, in the south - with Alexinsky district, in the east and northeast - with the Yasnogorsk district.

Water resources are determined by rivers - Oka, Vashan, Pickup, Skniga, Captivity, Soyna, Golden, Cook, Solominka, Bucker, Yamnitsa.

Soil gray forest and turf-podzolic. Forests occupy 6.84% of the area.

History

XIV-XVIII century

The territory on which the working settlement originated was to the Aleksinsky district, which became part of the Great Moskovsky Principality in the XIV century. Despite the fact that this area already applies to the forest area, its settlement was difficult to Tatar raids. In a raid of 1472, Alexin's county center was destroyed. The campaign of Khan Akhmat in 1480, ending with standing on the Oke, and then in the thief and a complete defeat hardly allowed to inhabit the land behind the eye. 1492 raid shows the extremely weak population of the area south of Oka. Therefore, the settling of the region begins only from the very end of the XV - the beginning of the XVI centuries. Information on the occurrence of coming, which in the XIX century was part of Ivanovka and Art. Ivanovo (then Art. Tuskaya) Moscow-Kursk railway Refers to the end of the XVII century.

Church historian P. I. Malitsky allows inaccuracy as in determining the time to create a parish with. Unets, which entered the village of Ivanovka, and in the origin of this name: "The origin of the arrival," he writes, "very ancient, initially becomes famous at the end of the XVII century, when the monastery was abolished in the village of Unene, Where is the temple now. And since the monastery, like most of the old Russian monastery, was located in the deserted terrain and stood a mansion from the population, the current name of Unice, or more correctly, is obliged, without a doubt, the situation of this village in the desert, as the locality where the monk lived Painting faces, or hermits. Hence the name of the village of Unicn from Latin Unicus - Lonely, in the sense of hermit or monk. At the site of the abolished monastery, mentioned above, in 1701, the wooden two-powerful temple with altars was arranged by Nikifor Bogdanovich, in the name of updating the church of the Resurrection of Christ and in the name of St. Great Martyr Nikita.

In fact, the church of the renewal of the Church of the Resurrection of Christ was built in 1674-1675, as evidenced by the records in church books of the period. V. Dal gives an explanation to the name of the Nink, producing it from the words of Uleviva, Sleag, Zhiva, Street, Units - this is "the simplest, coarse leather shoes, cali, cats, boots, etc." The letter "g" in colloquial speech easily goes to "K". The church was not built on the site of the monastery, but on the site of the former church with the same name. The units of the priest, Dyakon, Costrick, 3 yard of the landowner, 8 yards of the peasants were located, were located at her. In 1678-1679, there were yards: priest, deacon, shelter, landowner, 5 ratios, 24 yard of peasants and holsters. In the chronicles mentioned also 1690 - as the year of education of the first school in the territory of the Tula Territory. In 1857, there were no population directly near the church. The church was located at the skin river. The population of the village of Ivanovka was 130 peasants of both sexes.

XIX-XXI century

In the liberation of peasants from the serfdom in 1861, a Teakan parish was formed, which included the village of Ivanovka, who belonged to Stepanov's landowner, which, with 45 male shower accounted for 146 tents of the Earth.

In the early 1970s, the Moscow-Kursk railway was built, which was 300 meters from the village of Ivanovka. But then here arose Art. Ivanovo. This largely determined the further history of both settlements.

Establishment of Soviet power and the beginning of the civil war strongly changed the life of the peasants of the village of Ivanovka, who suffered from the exversman of the nose of the peasants of other counties.

The introduction of new economic policies in 1921 revived the economic life of the country. Conducted in 1924, the zoning of the Tula province made the former Art. Ivanovo, which at this time has already been called Tuskaya, the center of the Serpukhov district of the Tula province. The district was brought to the district, Kotovsky, Nemtsovsky, Podmoklovsky, Strekhovsky, Tusk and Yakovlevsky village council. In the area there were 20 schools with a three-year learning period. The station was located district hut-reading room, and there were 11 in the territory of the district. There were 3 libraries. In the former ownership of A. T. Bolotova with. Noblemanno functioned ornament.

Trade and industry in 1925 was represented by 9 grocery shops, one of which was located at Art. Tuskaya. 9 haberdashery shopping institutions operated, one of which was also at the station. There were 5 facilities for the production and sale of Valyan shoes and 2 leather. 14 forge worked, 8 mills. The flour trade was carried out by 9 institutions, sheepskins - 2. There was a port of the Ivanovsky agricultural credit partnership, placed on Art. Tuskaya. In total agricultural artels and partnerships numbered 5. There were 6 tea and buffets. 4 wools worked. At st. Tuskaya on May 15-16 and August 6-7, fairs were held on which cattle, agricultural products and handicraft products were sold. According to the census in 1926 on Art. Tuskaya in the station village had 30 farms in the peasant type, 51 farming of other type. They lived in them 314 people. In the village of Ivanovka there were 20 farms of peasant type and 2 others in which 138 people lived. The village was located 300 meters from the center of the district.

Before Great Patriotic War In Zaoksky district there were 156 collective farms and 3 state farms in which 6794 able-bodied peasants worked. There was a ripomcombine, Temakan and Dmitrovsky brick plants, Artel Schwejn, leshoz, and forestry. In the area operated the power plant in Temayan, which fed the lighting network. The radio broadcast network was located mainly in the district center. The area served 2 district hospitals - Vishevskaya and Pirogovskaya for 60 seats, 4 ambulatory, Feldshera points. There were 50 secondary schools in which about 200 teachers worked and more than 3 thousand students were trained. According to the 1939 census, the population of the district was 25 thousand people.

During the war, 8073 residents of the district were called to the army. Of these, 3577 people were returned home. The Zaoksky district turned out to be the only one in the Tula region, whose territory did not entered the German fascist troops. Many of the fought residents of the district are awarded orders and medals, and a native with. Dmitrovsky K. A. Korolev on November 13, 1943 was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union.

Education of the area

In 1924, the Serpukhovsky district with a center in the village of Tuskaya and the Neshevskih district with a center in the village of Zarezhevo was formed as a result of the zoning as a result of the Aleksinsky district of the Tula province. In 1925, after the abolition of counties, the districts in direct submission of the Tula province. "Decision of the Presidium of the Central Committee on November 29, 1926, the Serpukhovsky district of the Tula province was renamed Tuskaya, and the ravashevsky district - in Pakhomovsky with the center in the village of Pakhomovo station. In 1929, after the elimination of the Tula province, both districts were merged into Pakhomovsky district with the center of the village at the station. TURAZSKAYA. District was part of the Serpukhovsky district of the Moscow region, at the same time a Tusk region was formed at the district in the city of Tarusa. On January 20, 1930, the Pakhomovsky district was renamed Zoksky. Resolution of the Presidium of the Central Executive Committee of May 10, 1935 of the village of Ivanovka and Tuskaya Zaoksky district were combined into one village, which was awarded the name of Zoksky. By the decision of the USSR CEC on September 26, 1937 formed Tula regionThe composition of which the Zoksky district was included.

Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the RSFSR of February 1, 1963, all the areas that existed in the Tula region were eliminated and formed 10 rural areas, including the Laptev rural district and 2 industrial areas. By the decision of the joint meeting of the Executive Committee of the Tula Regional (Rural) and Tula regional (industrial) councils of deputies of February 5, 1963, the village councils were included in the Laptevsky villagers, Aleksinsky and Zaoksky districts.

Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the RSFSR of January 12, 1965, rural areas are transformed into areas, industrial areas are eliminated and a number of new regions are formed, including Zoksky. By the decision of the Tula Regional Executive Committee of January 13, 1965, the newly formed Zaoksky district included village councils: Aleksandrovsky, Butikovsky, Gatnitsky, Dmitrievsky, Zaoksky, Iskali, Kotovsky, Malakhovsky, Simonovsky, Strekhovsky and Yakovlevsky former Laptevsky village district.

In 2006, the district was assigned the status of a municipal district.

Population

Dynamics of the population of the area:

Year population, people A source

1959 24 285 1959 Census

1970 22 223 Census of 1970

1979 20 766 Capture of 1979

1989 20 429 Capture of 1989

2002 19 406 Capture 2002

2010 18 611 Evaluation of Rosstat

Distribution of the population at the place of residence (2010):

urban population - 35.8%;

rural population - 64.2%.

Administrative division

The area includes 5 municipalities:

urban settlement - Workplace Zoksky

and 4 rural settlements:

Malakhovsky rural settlement

Neshevskaya - with. Neshevnoy

Pakhomowskoe - p. Pakhomovo

Insurance - with. Insurance

Economy

In the post-war years, the Zaoksky district continued to remain agricultural, the industry here did not receive due development. It is represented by 4 enterprises. This is RESON OJSC, manufacturing rubber shoes, Zaocchanka CJSC, which is engaged in the release of sewing products, state enterprise Zoking typography, publishes, and Lanshin unitary municipal enterprise communal services producing crushed stone. Over 240 people work in these enterprises. In the Zaoksky district on the river Oke, there is a sanatorium (resort) "Vellegozh", designed for 340 vacationers.

Agriculture is focused on crop production and animal husbandry. There are 12 agricultural enterprises in the area, including 7 collective-equity enterprises, 3AO, 1 agricultural production cooperative and 1 collective farms, formed and on January 1, 1999 there are 310 farms. Of the 44,012 hectares of agricultural land, farmers were transferred to the possession of 4703 hectares. In addition to grain crops, 6 farms grown potatoes.

Livestock specializes in the production of milk and meat. Among the farms are highlighted grain-livestock farms of JSC "Butikovo", SEC "Bolotov", the collective farm "Simonovo", Polenovo farm, Poultry farm "Zokskaya" and others. In Zaoksky district there are 2 secondary schools (initial 350 seats and average for 960 places), special school for hearing impaired children (180 seats), School of Seventh-day Adventist School and 2 pre-school institutions (420 seats).

Tourism

A distinctive feature of the Zaoksky district is the presence of large number The databases located on the picturesque shores of Oka. Here are 5 wellness camps, a sanatorium (resort) "Velegozh", the tour complex "Velegozh" six recreation databases.

"Zaoksky Bulletin" is a socio-political newspaper of the Zaoksky district of the Tula region. Published from October 2, 1930. The founder of the editorial office is the Committee of the Tula region on press and broadcasting. Founders of the newspaper - the Committee of the Tula region on press and broadcasting, the administration of the Zaoksky district, the edition team. The editor-in-chief from January 2004, Alexander Yuryevich Atyanz. From March 2011, the website of the Zaokskvest.com newspaper appeared

Culture

Cultural events in the village of 3Aoksky are held in the district cultural and leisure center (400 places), in the walls of which the children's music school and the Central District Library, which consists of 48.2 thousand volumes in its foundation. In the 90s of the 20th century, a district television studio worked for several years.

On the territory of the district there are state memorial historical and artistic and natural museum-reserve "Polenovo" and the Museum-Manor A. T. Bolotova.

Christian organizations

Russian Orthodox Church

In the area there are 9 Orthodox churches: the Mother of God-Christmas Church (1731) in Veley, Alexander Cyprus Church (1758) in Chentsovo, Trinity Church in Boehov, built in 1906 by the project V. D. Polenov (from 2011 on repair), Holy Kazan Temple (1770) in p. Savino (who was under the patronage of the commander of the Varyag cruiser V. F. Rudneva), temples in p. Dmitrievsky, s. Insurance, p. Volkovichi, n. Zoksky. Currently, the reconstruction of the church of St. Nikolai Mirolijsky (the Wonderworker) is completed in the Mayak (near the border of the Tula and Moscow regions) - worship in this temple are held since the autumn of 2010. At the temple in the p. Lighthouse operates a pottery workshop, which gives lessons to local children. Three of the mentioned temples (in s. Savino, s. Dmitrievsky and P. Mayak) were restored by the abbot of the Holy Kazan temple with. Savino Archpriest Alexander (Tuzkov). [Source is not specified 125 days]

Seventh day Adventists

Zaoksky district is a major center of Adventism. In it there is a Zaoksky Adventist University - the first Protestant Higher educational institution In the USSR, the three Adventist Adventist Communities, the Publishing House of Adventist Literature "Source of Life", a number of other Adventist enterprises and organizations.

Social sphere

In the village of 3Aoksky, the district hospital is located at 160 beds, 2 healthy and public-epidemiological surveillance center.

Personalia

Bolotov, Andrei Timofeevich (1738-1833) - Russian writer, memoirist, philosopher-moralist, scientist, nerd and forester, one of the founders of agronomy and periology in Russia.

Polenov, Fedor Dmitrievich (1929-2000) - Grandson of the artist V. D. Polenova, Writer, Honored Worker of Culture of the RSFSR, Director of the State Museum-Manor V. D. Polenova, who under his leadership found the status of the historical and natural museum-reserve .

Shcherbatov, Alexander Fedorovich - Major General, Hero of the Patriotic War of 1812.

Rudnev, Vsevolod Fedorovich - Captain "Varyaga", held recent years and died in his estate in the village of Mushenics.

Korolev, Konstantin Alekseevich (born. 4.01.1917, s. Dmitrievsky) - Hero of the Soviet Union (13.11.1943), Colonel. Distinguished when the Dnieper is forced.

Nikitin, Vasily Varfolomeevich (15.3.1917 - 10.8.1963, s. Malinovka) - Colonel, Hero of the Soviet Union (11/17/1943). It distinguished himself during the forcing the Dnieper and retention of the bridgehead.

Aksenova, Pelagia Petrovna (born 1916, D. Kuzmenki (now Belevsky district) - Milkoga of the state farm "Butikovo" Zaoksky district. Hero of Socialist Labor (1971).

Vorobev, Alexey Dmitrievich (born 1922, s. Pokrovskoe) - economic and statesman. Hero of Socialist Labor (1973). He worked as chairman in the collective farms of the Zaoksky district.

Ovsyannikova, Efrosimna Efremovna (born 1913, Kiev region) - livestock breeder, hero of socialist labor. Mills of the state farm "Pakhomovo" of the Zaoksky district.

Notes

Administrative and territorial division of the Tula region for 1917-1989. Archived from the original source on August 24, 2011.

Site of the Zaoksky Adventist University.

Tula Information and Advisory Center for sectarianism. Sects in the village. Zoksky.

Official site of the administration of the Zaoksky district

District on the information and analytical portal of the Tula region

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Head of Municipal Education

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Population

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Zaoksky district - Administrative-territorial unit and municipal education (municipal district) in the north of the Tula region.

Administrative center - Zoksky settlement, population of 6.6 thousand inhabitants.

Geography

The Zaoksky district borders in the north of the Serpukhov municipal district, in the West - with the Tarusk district of the Kaluga region, in the south - with Alexinsky district, in the East and Northeast - with the Yasnogorsky district.

Water resources are determined by rivers - Oka, Vashan, Pickup, Skniga, Captivity, Soyna, Golden, Cook, Solominka, Bucker, Yamnitsa.

Soil gray forest and turf-podzolic. Forests occupy 6.84% of the area.

History

XIV-XVIII century

The territory on which the working settlement originated was to the Aleksinsky district, which became part of the Great Moskovsky Principality in the XIV century. Despite the fact that this area already applies to the forest area, its settlement was difficult to Tatar raids. In the raid of the year, the county center of Aleksin was destroyed. The campaign of Khan Ahmata in a year ending with standing on the Oka, and then in the thief and a complete defeat hardly allowed to inhabit the land behind the eye. The raid of the year shows the extremely weak population of the area south of Oka. Therefore, the settlement of the edge begins only from the very end - the beginning of the XVI centuries. Information on the occurrence of coming, which in the XIX century was part of Ivanovka and Art. Ivanovo (then Art. Tuskaya) The Moscow-Kursk Railway refers to the end of the XVII century.

Church historian P. I. Malitsky allows inaccuracy as in determining the time to create a parish with. Unets, which entered the village of Ivanovka, and in the origin of this name: "The origin of the arrival," he writes, "very ancient, initially becomes famous at the end of the XVII century, when the monastery was abolished in the village of Unene, Where is the temple now. And since the monastery, like most of the old Russian monastery, was located in the deserted terrain and stood a mansion from the population, the current name of Unice, or more correctly, is obliged, without a doubt, the situation of this village in the desert, as the locality where the monk lived Painting faces, or hermits. Hence the name of the village of Unicn from Latin Unicus - Lonely, in the sense of hermit or monk. At the site of the abolished monastery, mentioned above, in the year with Nikifor Bogdanovich Plescheyev, a wooden two-dealer temple was arranged with the altars in the name of updating the church of the Resurrection of Christ and in the name of St. Great Martyr Nikita.

In fact, the church of the renewal of the Church of the Resurrection of Christ was built in 1674-1675, as evidenced by the records in church books of the period. V. Dal gives an explanation to the name of the Nink, producing it from the words of Uleviva, Sleag, Zhiva, Street, Units - this is "the simplest, coarse leather shoes, cali, cats, boots, etc." The letter "g" in colloquial speech easily goes to "K". The church was not built on the site of the monastery, but on the site of the former church with the same name. The units of the priest, Dyakon, Costrick, 3 yard of the landowner, 8 yards of the peasants were located, were located at her. In 1678-1679, there were yards: priest, deacon, shelter, landowner, 5 ratios, 24 yard of peasants and holsters. In the chronicles mentioned the same year - as the year of education of the first school in the territory of the Tula region. In the year, there were no population directly near the church. The church was located at the skin river. The population of the village of Ivanovka was 130 peasants of both sexes.

XIX-XXI century

In the liberation of peasants from the serfdom, the year was formed by the Teakansky parish, which he also entered. Ivanovka, who belonged to the landowner Stepanov, who had 45 shower of men accounted for 146 decishes.

In the early 70s of the XIX century, the Moscow-Kursk railway was built, which was 300 meters from the village of Ivanovka. But then here arose Art. Ivanovo. This largely determined the further history of both settlements.

The introduction of a new economic policy in revived the economic life of the country. Conducted to the zoning of the Tula province made the former Art. Ivanovo, which at this time has already been called Tuskaya, the center of the Serpukhov district of the Tula province. The district was brought to the district, Kotovsky, Nemtsovsky, Podmoklovsky, Strekhovsky, Tusk and Yakovlevsky village council. In the area there were 20 schools with a three-year learning period. The station was located district hut-reading room, and there were 11 in the territory of the district. There were 3 libraries. In the former ownership of A. T. Bolotova with. Noblemanno functioned ornament.

Trade and industry in the year was represented by 9 grocery shops, one of which was located at Art. Tuskaya. 9 haberdashery shopping institutions operated, one of which was also at the station. There were 5 facilities for the production and sale of Valyan shoes and 2 leather. 14 forge worked, 8 mills. The flour trade was carried out by 9 institutions, sheepskins - 2. There was a port of the Ivanovsky agricultural credit partnership, placed on Art. Tuskaya. In total agricultural artels and partnerships numbered 5. There were 6 tea and buffets. 4 wools worked. At st. Tuskaya on May 15-16 and August 6-7, fairs were held on which cattle, agricultural products and handicraft products were sold. According to the census of the population in the year at Art. Tuskaya in the station village had 30 farms in the peasant type, 51 farming of other type. They lived in them 314 people. In the village of Ivanovka there were 20 farms of peasant type and 2 others in which 138 people lived. The village was located 300 meters from the center of the district.

Before the Great Patriotic War in Zaoksky district there were 156 collective farms and 3 state farms in which 6794 able-bodied peasant worked. There was a ripomcombine, Temakan and Dmitrovsky brick plants, Artel Schwejn, leshoz, and forestry. In the area operated the power plant in Temayan, which fed the lighting network. The radio broadcast network was located mainly in the district center. The area served 2 district hospitals - Vishevskaya and Pirogovskaya for 60 seats, 4 ambulatory, Feldshera points. There were 50 secondary schools in which about 200 teachers worked and more than 3 thousand students were trained. According to the census of the year, the population of the district was 25 thousand people.

During the war, 8073 residents of the district were called to the army. Of these, 3577 people were returned home. The Zaoksky district turned out to be the only one in the Tula region, whose territory did not entered the German fascist troops. Many of the fought residents of the district are awarded orders and medals, and a native with. Dmitrovsky K. A. Korolev on November 13 of the year was awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union.

Conversion

"Resolution of the Presidium of the Central Executive Committee on November 29, the Serpukhov district of the Tula province was renamed Tuskaya. With the formation of the Tula District of the Moscow Region, the Tula Province was eliminated. From its composition at the newly formed Serpukhov district (July 21), Tuskaya and Pakhomovsky districts were transferred. Pakhomovsky district January 20 was renamed Zoksky. At the same time with this or a little later, Tuskaya was attached. Resolution of the Presidium of the Central Executive Committee of May 10 of the year of the village of Ivanovka and the Trootskaya Zaoksky district of the Moscow region are merged into one village, which is assigned to the name of Zoksky. By the decision of the USSR CEC on September 26, the Tula region was formed, which included the Zoksky district.

Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the RSFSR of February 1, all areas that existed in the Tula region were eliminated and formed 10 rural areas, including the Laptev rural district and 2 industrial areas. By the decision of the joint meeting of the Executive Committee of the Tula Regional (Rural) and Tula Regional (Industrial) Councils of deputies of February 5, the village councils of liquidated Laptev, Aleksinsky and Zaoksky districts are included in the Laptev Rural Area.

Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of the RSFSR of January 12, rural areas are transformed into areas, industrial areas are eliminated and a number of new regions are educated, including Zoksky. The decision of the Tula Regional Executive Committee of January 13, the newly educated Zoksky district includes village councils: Aleksandrovsky, Butikovsky, Gatnitsky, Dmitrievsky, Zoksky, Iskansky, Kotovsky, Malakhovsky, Simonovsky, Strakhovsky and Yakovlevsky former Laptevsky village district. By the decision of the Tula Regional Executive Committee with. Zoksky and village of Zheleznodorozhny Art. The Tuskaya Zoksky village council is secondally combined into one settlement Zoksky. This settlement attributed to the category of workers' settlements was assigned the name of the workshop of Zoksky.

Administrative division

The district is 5 settlements - 1 city and 4 rural:

Urban settlement Zoksky - R.P. Zoksky
Malakhovsky rural settlement - D. Malakhovo
Neshevskaya rural settlement - s. Neshevnoy
Pakhomovskoe rural settlement - p. Pakhomovo
Insurance rural settlement - p. Insurance

Economy

Agriculture is focused on crop production and animal husbandry. There are 12 agricultural enterprises in the area, including 7 collective-equity enterprises, 3Ao, 1 agricultural production cooperative and 1 collective farm, formed and on January 1, there are 310 farms. Of the 44,012 hectares of agricultural land, farmers were transferred to the possession of 4703 hectares. In addition to grain crops, 6 farms grown potatoes.

Tourism

A distinctive feature of the Zaoksky district is the presence of a large number of recreation databases on the picturesque shores of Oka. Here are 5 wellness camps, a sanatorium (resort) "Velegozh", the tour complex "Velegozh" six recreation databases.

Culture

Cultural events in the village of 3Aoksky are held at the district leisure center, creativity and national culture (400 places), in the walls of which a children's music school and the Central District Library, which consists of 48.2 thousand volumes in its foundation. From the year there is a district television studio.

In the area there are 3 Orthodox churches: the Virgin-Christmas Church () in Veley, the Church of Alexander Cyprus () in Chentsovo, already mentioned by the Trinity Church in Behov.

Social sphere

In the village of 3Aoksky, the district hospital is located at 160 beds, 2 healthy and public-epidemiological surveillance center. A distinctive feature of the Zaoksky district is the presence of a large number of recreation databases on the picturesque shores of Oka. Here are 5 pioneer camps, a recreation house "Velegozh", a tour complex "Velegozh", the Pite and Entertainment Institution "Plumbing", 6 databases of recreation factories Tula.

The territory on which the village aroseZoksky , it was applied before the Alexinsky district, which in the XIV century was departed to the great principality of Moscow, and later entered the Tula province. Despite the fact that this area is already related to the forest zone, its settlement was carried out by Tatar raids.

Zaoksky district Located in the north-west of the Tula region. It borders in the north of the Serpukhov municipal district, in the West - with the Tarusk district of the Kaluga region, in the East - with Alexinsky district, in the East and in the south - with the Yasnogorsk district. It turns 5 municipalities, incl. Working village Zoksky and 4 rural settlements. Administrative center - urban type settlement Zoksky.

Area 918.4 sq. Km The population for 2010 is 18,611 people.

The territory on which the village arose Zoksky, it was applied before the Alexinsky district, which in the XIV century was departed to the great principality of Moscow, and later entered the Tula province. Despite the fact that this area is already related to the forest zone, its settlement was carried out by Tatar raids. In a raid of 1472, Alexin's county center was destroyed. The campaign of Khan Ahmat in 1480, ending standing on the Oka, and then in the thief and a complete defeat hardly allowed to inhabit the land behind the eye. 1492 raid shows the extremely weak population of the area south of Oka. Intensive settlement of land behind the window began only at the end of the XV - early XVI centuries. And after only the century on the river Sknig There was a powerful center of Russian metallurgy. There were many ore places in the district, there were brown coal deposits. Immediately Lily cast iron, made steel. Dams were built on the scoff: the mechanisms worked from the strength of the falling water. In addition to kernels, guns and guns who have segged to the needs of the Russian Army and export, Rusi Racely and Steel Center produced peaceful products - boilers, weights, rail links for arches, iron doors. "Iron case" was greatly expanded under Peter I, he came twice here and personally made a weapon.

Village Zoksky He originates from the parish consisting of the village of Uneta (mentioned in the XVII century), the villages of Ivanovka and the station Ivanovo (now Tar Station) of the Moscow-Kursk Railway. Until October 1917, there were 9 volosts on the territory of the current district. In 180. settlements Lived more than 47 thousand people. Lands owned 57 landowners. There have been 40 churches, 53 shops, 29 schools.

Zaoksky districtFormed in 1930, several times reorganized, was divided and connected with other districts. A new administrative unit was again highlighted in 1965. It became the village of Zokskoye, which grew up at Trootskaya railway station. In 1970, the village was transformed into a working settlement.

A distinctive feature Zaoksky district is the presence of a large number of recreation databases on its territory, located on the picturesque shores OKI. Three museums on its territory talk about life and activity A.T. Bolotova, V.F. Rudneva, V.D. Polenov.

The climate is moderate and continental.

The biggest river in Zaoksky district - Okain which they fall Capture, Vashan, Sning, Cook, Solominka.

Wide forests with large pine sites occupy about 7% of the territory of the area. Main breeds - oak, ash, birch, aspen, etc. Work three foresters.

In the area of \u200b\u200bthe district undergoes a highway M2. "Crimea", Moscow - Kharkov railway.

The main attractions of the district are the following objects of culture and architecture: Museum-Reserve of an outstanding Russian painter Vasily Dmitrievich Polenova (1844-1927). - on the shore OKI Not far from the village of Boehova, The Virgin Christmas Church (1731) in Veley, Church of Alexander Kyprovsky (1758) in Chentsovo, Trinity Church in Behov.

Urban-type settlement Zoksky He is an administrative center Zaoksky district Tula region. Located in the north of the region, 63 km north of Tula. Railway station (Tuskaya) on the line "Moscow-Tula".

The population for 2010 is 6669 people.

His roots Zoksky It leads from the arrival, which was part of the village of Uneta (known since the XVII century), the villages of Ivanovka and the station Ivanovo (now the station Tar) of the Moscow-Kursk Railway, built in the early 1870s.

In 1924, the village at the Tuskaya station becomes the center of the Serpukhov district of Aleksinsky County of the Tula province (since 1930 - Zaoksky district Serpukhovsky district of the Moscow region).

In 1935, the village of Ivanovka and the Trootskaya station were combined into one village called Zoksky.

September 9, 1970 Village Zaokskoye attributed to the category of workers' settlements with assignment to him names Zoksky.

Historic landmark is a village Manor Polenovo - Museum-Reserve of the famous Russian artist V. D. Polenova (near Zoksky, on the shore OKI)

Phone Code: +7 48734
District site: www.zau.ru