Toguchinsky District

Toguchinsky District spans 3,925 square kilometers in eastern Novosibirsk Oblast, containing one town, one urban settlement, and 105 rural localities within its borders.

The district emerged in 1929 during Soviet administrative reforms and remained part of West Siberian Krai until 1937, when it integrated into Novosibirsk Oblast.

The district maintains a balanced population distribution with 51.9 percent urban residents and 48.1 percent rural inhabitants across twenty distinct rural settlements.

The administrative center of Toguchin connects the district through a network of roads leading to neighboring regions and the major city of Novosibirsk.

Local industries include water-accumulator manufacturing, wood processing, dairy production, and hemp processing facilities distributed throughout the district territory.

Location: Novosibirsk Oblast

Inception: 1929

Capital city: Toguchin

Website: http://www.toguchin.org/

Website: http://toguchin.org

GPS coordinates: 55.23330,84.38330

Latest update: March 18, 2025 00:49