Administrative division of Tula Oblast

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Administrative division of Tula Oblast (numbers in the first columns of the table)

The Tula Oblast in the Central Federal District of the Russian Federation is divided into 19 Rajons and 7 urban districts (or entities equivalent to them, as of 2015). A total of 40 urban and 109 rural communities are subordinate to the Rajons (status: 2010).

In 2014, the Leninsky rajon was dissolved and its territory was incorporated into the Tula district and the Alexin and Yefremov districts were newly formed from the former rajons.

City districts

Situation until 2014

Urban district Residents Area
(km²) 		Population
density
(inh / km²) 		Urban
population 		Rural
population 		Number of
urban
settlements 		Number of
rural
settlements
20th Donskoy 64,048 48 1346 64,048 - 1 -
1 Nowogurowski 3,613 ? ? 3,613 - 1 -
15th Novomoskovsk 143,655 906 159 131,247 12,408 1 ?
2 Slawny 1,847 ? ? 1,847 - 1 -
14th Tula 491.999 188 2621 491.999 - 1 -

Rajons

Situation until 2014

Rajon Residents Area
(km²) 		Population
density
(inh / km²) 		Urban
population 		Rural
population 		Administrative headquarters More places Number of
urban
communities 		Number of
rural
communities
1 Alexin 72,355 870 83 63,884 8,471 Alexin   1 5
2 Arsenyevo 10,815 1110 10 4,904 5,911 Arsenyevo   1 5
3 Belyov 21,642 1180 18th 14.303 7,339 Belyov   1 4th
4th Bogoroditsk 52.009 960 54 39,656 12,353 Bogoroditsk Towarkovsky 2 4th
7th Dubna 14,586 779 19th 5,881 8,705 Dubna   1 4th
23 Jasnogorsk 32.205 1300 25th 20,400 11,805 Jasnogorsk Revyakino 2 4th
8th Yefremov 63,428 1649 38 39,965 23,463 Yefremov   1 5
10 Kamensky 9,348 795 12 - 9,348 Arkhangelskoye   - 4th
11 Kimovsk 42,680 1112 38 32.210 10,470 Kimovsk Jepifan , Novolvovsk 3 5
12 Kireevsk 74.996 950 79 54,767 20,229 Kireevsk Bolochowo , Borodinski , Lipki , Oktjabrski , Schwarzewski 6th 6th
13 Kurkino 11,032 950 12 5,222 5,810 Kurkino   1 5
14th Leninsky 58,971 1351 44 15,756 43,215 Leninsky Plekhanovo 2 8th
16 Odoev 12,940 1182 11 6,020 6,920 Odoev   1 3
17th Plawsk 27.806 1025 27 16,237 11,569 Plawsk   1 7th
9 Saokski 18,611 920 20th 6,669 11,942 Saokski   1 4th
22nd Shchokino 106,897 1379 78 79,178 27,719 Shchokino Ogaryovka , Pervomaiski , Sovetsk 4th 5
18th Suvorov 38.016 1065 36 26,702 11,314 Suvorov Agejewo , Chekalin 3 5
19th Tjoplo-Ogarjowski 12,807 1014 13 5.102 7,705 Tjoploje   1 5
21st Tschern 20,422 1614 13 7,626 12,796 Tschern Stanzija Skuratowo 2 6th
20th Uzlovaya 85.503 567 151 68,254 17,249 Uzlovaya Brusjansky , Dubovka 3 6th
5 Wenev 33,995 1620 21st 21,682 12,313 Wenev Grizowski 2 4th
6th Volovo 14,158 1080 13 3,371 10,787 Volovo   1 5

Remarks:

  1. ↑ Number of the raion on the map whose territory encompasses the urban district or, for Novomoskovsk, the number of the urban district on the map (in alphabetical order of the names in Russian )
  2. ↑ a b Population figures from January 1, 2010 (calculation)
  3. ↑ In 2008 spun off from the Alexin Rajon as a rajon-free municipal entity (Munizipalnoje obrasowanije) (referred to in some documents as the city district); in the list of population figures for 2010 still listed for Alexin Rajon
  4. ^ Urban district since 2008, previously Rajon
  5. ↑ In 2009 spun off from Arsenjewo Rajon as a rajon-free municipal entity (Munizipalnoje obrasowanije) (referred to in some documents as the city district); in the list of the population for 2010 still listed at Arsenjewo Rajon
  6. ↑ Number of the raion on the map (in alphabetical order of names in Russian )
  7. ↑ Urban-type settlements or municipalities (as of 2010)
  8. ↑ a b 2014 converted into an urban district
  9. ↑ Raion dissolved in 2014, territory attached to the Tula district

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