Administrative division of the Kaliningrad Oblast

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This article deals with the administrative structure of the Kaliningrad Oblast .

The Kaliningrad Oblast is divided into seven urban districts and 15 Rajons .

City districts:

Urban district surface population density
Russian Transliteration German km²
2011		 Residents
2010		 E / km²
Калининград Kaliningrad Kaliningrad 223.0 431.491 1,935
Ладушкин Laduškin Ladushkin 28.1 3,878 138
Мамоново Mamonovo Mamonowo ~ 1000 7,953 80
Пионерский Pionersky Pionerski 8.3 11,017 1,327
Светлый Svetlyj Swetly 80.2 27,624 344
Советск Sovetsk Sovetsk 43.8 41,709 957
Янтарный Yantarnyj Jantarny 19.4 6,431 331

Rajons:

Rajon surface population density
Russian Transliteration German km²
2011		 Residents
2010		 E / km²
Багратионовский район Bagrationovskij rajon Bagrationovsk Raion 1,020 32,330 32
Балтийский район Baltiysky rajon Baltiysk district 101 36,038 356
Гвардейский район Gvardejskij rajon Gwardeisk district 784 29,926 38
Гурьевский район Gur'jevskij rajon Guryevsk Raion 1,283 53.001 41
Гусевский район Gusevsky rajon Gusev Raion 643 37.143 58
Зеленоградский район Zelenogradsky rajon Zelenogradsk Raion 2.013 32,257 16
Краснознаменский район Krasnoznamensky rajon Krasnosnamensk Raion 1,280 12,904 10
Неманский район Nemansky rajon Neman Raion 697 20,127 29
Нестеровский район Nesterovskij rajon Nesterov district 1,061 16,219 15th
Озёрский район Ozërskij rajon Osjorsk Raion 877 15,322 17th
Полесский район Polessky rajon Polessk Raion 834 19.197 23
Правдинский район Pravdinsky rajon Pravdinsk Raion 1,284 19,070 15th
Светлогорский район Svetlogorsky rajon Svetlogorsk Raion 33 14,873 456
Славский район Slavsky rajon Slavsk Raion 1,349 21,017 16
Черняховский район Černjachovskij rajon Chernyakhovsk Raion 1,286 51,947 40

history

When Koenigsberg Oblast (Кёнигсбергская область, Kënigsbergskaja oblastʹ ) was founded on April 7, 1946 , it was divided into the following 14 Rajons , which were renamed on September 7, 1946:

old name from April 7, 1946 to September 7, 1946 new name from September 7, 1946
Russian Transliteration German Russian Transliteration German
Гумбинненский район Gumbinnensky rajon Gumbinnen district Гусевский район Gussevsky rajon Gusev Raion
Даркеменский район Darkemensky rajon Darkehmen district Озёрский район Ozërskij rajon Osjorsk Raion
Земландский район Zemlandsky rajon Samland Raion Приморский район Primorsky rajon Primorsk Raion
Инстербургский район Insterburgskij rajon Insterburg district Черняховский район Černjachovskij rajon Chernyakhovsk Raion
Кёнигсбергский район Kënigsbergskij rajon Koenigsberg district Гурьевский район Gur'jevskij rajon Guryevsk Raion
Кройцбургский район Krojcburgskij rajon Kreuzburg district Багратионовский район Bagrationovskij rajon Bagrationovsk Raion
Лабиауский район Labiauskij rajon Labiau district Полесский район Polessky rajon Polessk Raion
Пилькалленский район Pil'kallensky rajon Pillkallen district Краснознаменский район Krasnoznamensky rajon Krasnosnamensk Raion
Рагнитский район Ragnitsky rajon Ragnit district Советский район Sovetsky rajon Sovetsk Raion
Тапиауский район Tapiauskij rajon Tapiau district Гвардейский район Gvardejskij rajon Gwardeisk district
Фридляндский район Friedljandskij rajon Friedland district Правдинский район Pravdinsky rajon Pravdinsk Raion
Хайлигенбайльский район Chajligenbajl'skij rajon Heiligenbeil Rajon Ладушкинский район Laduškinskij rajon Ladushkin district
Хайнрихсвальдский район Chajnrichsval'dskij rajon Heinrichswalde district Славский район Slavsky rajon Slavsk Raion
Шталлупёненский район Štallupёnenskij rajon Stallupönen district Нестеровский район Nesterovskij rajon Nesterov district

1947 were Rajon Bolshakovo ( Большаковский район / Bol'šakovskij rayon), the Rajon Schelesnodoroschny ( Железнодорожный район / Železnodorožnyj rayon) and Rajon Kaliningrad ( Калининградский район / Kaliningradskij rayon) was founded.

In 1958, the Sovetsk Raion was renamed after its administrative seat in Neman Raion ( Неманский район / Nemanskij rajon). In 1959 the Kaliningrad Raion was dissolved. In 1962, the Bolshakovo, Laduschkin and Schelesnodorozhny Rajons were dissolved. In 1963 the Rajons Gwardeisk, Gusew, Neman, Primorsk and Chernyakhovsk followed. In 1965 these five Rajons were restored with partly changed borders. The Primorsk Rajon was renamed Zelenogradsk Rajon ( Зеленоградский район / Zelenogradskij rajon).

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Постановление Правительства Калининградской области №640 от 30 августа 2011 г. "Об утверждении реестра объектов административно-территориального деления Калининградской области" (administrative-territorial register of the Kaliningrad Oblast of 2011 https://gov39.ru/vlast/agency/aggradostroenie/zip/reestr-adm-terr.pdf )
  2. ↑ a b census data
  3. ↑ It seems unlikely that the figure of 100.00 km² given in this and other sources was achieved through an exact measurement.
  4. ↑ Including the water area of ​​the Buchta Primorskaja (Fischhausener Wiek) : 174 km².