Chishminsky District

Chishminsky District is a municipal administrative area in central Bashkortostan that covers a substantial expanse of land. The territory encompasses numerous rural communities and smaller settlements spread across its boundaries.

This district was established on August 20, 1930, during the Soviet period as part of the Bashkir Autonomous Republic. It maintained its administrative structure through subsequent transitions when Russia's political system changed in the 1990s.

The district maintains administrative structures of fifteen selsoviets and one settlement council, representing the traditional Russian rural governance system across 103 localities.

The town of Chishmy serves as the main administrative and service hub for the entire district. Visitors should expect a rural landscape with services concentrated in scattered settlements rather than a single urban center.

Population records show consistent stability around 52,000 residents across multiple decades, from the 1959 Soviet census through the 2019 estimations.

Location: Bashkortostan

Inception: August 20, 1930

Capital city: Chishmy

Shares border with: Blagovarsky District

Website: http://chishmyrb.ru

GPS coordinates: 54.59389,55.39500

Latest update: December 8, 2025 13:41