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History of the Rural Area
Information about the establishment, administrative development, former leaders and settlements of the Kyzyl-Tuu Rural Area.
The administrative history of the Kyzyl-Tuu Rural Area dates back to the 1920s. The territory was formed through the consolidation of several collective farms, village councils and rural administrative units.
Establishment of the Rural Area
The Kyzyl-Tuu Ayil Okmotu was established in 1996 on the basis of the rural council. The administrative centre of the rural area is Munduz village, which was founded in 1954.
The history of the Kyzyl-Tuu Rural Area began in the 1920s. According to historical records, the Kyzyl-Sengir Village Council, which was under the jurisdiction of the Kok-Art Volost, was officially registered on 6 December 1926. It was later renamed Kyzyl-Tuu.
Several small collective farms were established within the territory of the village council, including the Orozbekov, Stalin, Kara-Zhygach, Communism, Zhashasyn and Tutash collective farms.
Historical Stages of Development
The Achy State Farm was established in the territory of the villages of Ak-Terek, Boston, Chyny-Bulak, Kara-Kol, Almaluu, Kedey-Tappas, Almaluu-Bulak, Shatrak, Ak-Bulak and Kary ngen, located in the Achy Valley. The Orto-Aziya, Kyzyl-Bayrak, Lenin, Ak-Terek, Stalin and Kyzyl-Sengir collective farms were subsequently established.
The Bolshevik and Achy village councils operated in the territory during the 1940s. In 1958, the Kyzyl-Tuu, Achy and Bolshevik village councils were consolidated into the Kyzyl-Tuu Village Council. The Orto-Aziya, Kyzyl-Bayrak and Kyzyl-Sengir collective farms were also consolidated.
The Kyzyl-Sengir Village Council, which was under the jurisdiction of the Kok-Art Volost, was officially registered.
The Bolshevik and Achy village councils operated within the territory.
A machine and tractor station was established. At that time, two collective farms operated in the territory: the Lenin and Ak-Terek collective farms.
The Kyzyl-Tuu Village Council was reorganised into the Kyzyl-Tuu Rural Council of Workers’ Deputies.
The Kyzyl-Tuu, Achy and Bolshevik village councils were consolidated into a single administrative unit.
The Kyzyl-Tuu Ayil Okmotu was established on the basis of the rural council.
In 1958, the Kirov Collective Farm in Spasovka village and the collective farms located in the Achy Valley were incorporated into the Zhdanov Collective Farm. As a result, one of the largest agricultural enterprises in the Osh Region was formed in terms of population, land area and economic capacity. It was named the Karl Marx Collective Farm.
In the same year, the collective farms located within and around the Achy Valley were consolidated. A single Karl Marx Collective Farm was established within the territory of the Kyzyl-Tuu Rural Council.
Former Leaders of the Rural Area
According to archival records, the following individuals have served as heads of the Kyzyl-Tuu Village Council, Rural Council and Ayil Okmotu since 1950.
Kyzyl-Tuu Village Council and Rural Council
Kyzyl-Tuu Ayil Okmotu
Administrative Structure and Population
The Kyzyl-Tuu Rural Area comprises 20 settlements. A total of 32,876 people live in 5,543 households. The population of each village is presented below.