Novokuznetsky District

Novokuznetsky District spans 13,039 square kilometers across Kemerovo Oblast, containing 134 inhabited localities and six rural territories with Novokuznetsk as its administrative center.

The district was formed on September 4, 1924, and underwent administrative changes, including being part of Novosibirsk Oblast until 1943 when it became part of Kemerovo Oblast.

The district maintains traditional rural life patterns across its settlements, with a population density of 3.9 people per square kilometer spread throughout agricultural communities.

The district administration manages local services for over 50,000 residents while coordinating with Novokuznetsk city, which operates independently despite being the district center.

The Ulyanovskaya mine within the district represents a major coal extraction site in the Kuzbass region, contributing to Russia's industrial production capabilities.

Location: Kemerovo Oblast

Inception: September 4, 1924

Capital city: Novokuznetsk

Website: http://admnkr.ru

GPS coordinates: 53.75000,87.11670

Latest update: March 4, 2025 01:14