Shelkovskoy District

Shelkovskoy District extends across 3,000 square kilometers in northeastern Chechnya, containing nineteen rural settlements and the administrative center of Shelkovskaya.

Following the Russian Revolution, Shelkovskoy District emerged as an administrative entity in 1923, initially within the Chechen-Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic.

The district preserves Chechen traditions through nineteen rural communities, where residents maintain their native language, religious practices, and social customs.

The district administration operates from Shelkovskaya, managing local services and governance for a population of approximately 62,762 residents across multiple settlements.

Each of the nineteen rural settlements within Shelkovskoy District maintains its own administrative structure while contributing to the region's agricultural development.

Location: Chechnya

Location: Chechen-Ingush Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic

Inception: 1923

Capital city: Shelkovskaya

Website: http://chr-shelkovskoy.ru/

Website: http://chr-shelkovskoy.ru

GPS coordinates: 43.50889,46.33250

Latest update: March 8, 2025 21:01