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Narovchatsky District is located in the southern part of Penza Oblast.
Answer: False
Narovchatsky District is situated in the northwest part of Penza Oblast, not the southern part.
Narovchatsky District covers a geographical area of approximately 1000 square kilometers.
Answer: True
The total area of Narovchatsky District is 956.9 square kilometers, which is approximately 1000 square kilometers.
Narovchatsky District is part of the federal subject known as the Republic of Tatarstan.
Answer: False
Narovchatsky District is part of Penza Oblast, not the Republic of Tatarstan.
In which part of Penza Oblast is Narovchatsky District located?
Answer: Northwest
Narovchatsky District is geographically situated in the northwest part of Penza Oblast.
What is the total geographical area of Narovchatsky District?
Answer: 956.9 square kilometers
The total geographical area of Narovchatsky District is 956.9 square kilometers.
Narovchatsky District is a component of which larger Russian federal subject?
Answer: Penza Oblast
Narovchatsky District is a component of Penza Oblast, a federal subject of the Russian Federation.
According to the 2010 Census, Narovchatsky District had a population of over 15,000 residents.
Answer: False
The 2010 All-Russia Population Census recorded a population of 12,069 residents for Narovchatsky District, which is not over 15,000.
Narovchatsky District is characterized by a significant urban population, comprising over 20% of its inhabitants.
Answer: False
Narovchatsky District has a completely rural population distribution, with 0% of its inhabitants living in urban areas.
There are 46 settlements within Narovchatsky District, all of which are classified as urban.
Answer: False
Narovchatsky District contains 46 inhabited localities, all of which are classified as rural, not urban.
The population density of Narovchatsky District is less than 15 people per square kilometer.
Answer: True
The population density of Narovchatsky District is 12.61 people per square kilometer, which is less than 15.
The population of Narovchat constitutes more than half of the total district population.
Answer: False
The population of Narovchat constitutes 34.8% of the total district population, which is less than half.
The 1989 Soviet census data for Narovchatsky District was sourced from the Penza Oblast Statistics Committee.
Answer: False
The 1989 Soviet census data for Narovchatsky District was sourced from the Institute of Demography, Higher School of Economics, accessed via Demoscope Weekly, not the Penza Oblast Statistics Committee.
The population of Narovchatsky District has steadily increased since 1989.
Answer: False
The population of Narovchatsky District has decreased since 1989, from 15,718 in 1989 to 12,069 in 2010.
According to the 2002 Russian Census, what was the population of Narovchatsky District?
Answer: 13,839
The 2002 Russian Census recorded the population of Narovchatsky District as 13,839.
What is the population density of Narovchatsky District?
Answer: 12.61 people per square kilometer
The population density of Narovchatsky District is 12.61 people per square kilometer.
How is the population distribution characterized within Narovchatsky District?
Answer: Entirely rural, with 0% urban population.
The population distribution within Narovchatsky District is entirely rural, with 0% of its inhabitants residing in urban areas.
What is the approximate population density of Narovchatsky District in people per square mile?
Answer: 32.67
The population density of Narovchatsky District is approximately 32.67 people per square mile.
The population of Narovchat, the administrative center, represents what proportion of the district's total population?
Answer: 34.8%
The population of Narovchat represents 34.8% of the total district population.
Which census provides the population figure of 15,718 for Narovchatsky District?
Answer: 1989 Soviet census
The 1989 Soviet census provides the population figure of 15,718 for Narovchatsky District.
The 2010 Census data for Narovchatsky District originates from which source?
Answer: Russian Federal State Statistics Service
The 2010 Census data for Narovchatsky District originates from the Russian Federal State Statistics Service.
The administrative center of Narovchatsky District is the city of Penza.
Answer: False
The administrative center of Narovchatsky District is the rural locality of Narovchat, not the city of Penza.
The district is divided into 13 administrative units called *selsoviet*.
Answer: True
Narovchatsky District is organized into 13 *selsoviet*, which are local rural administrative divisions.
Narovchatsky District operates solely as an administrative district (*raion*) and does not have municipal status.
Answer: False
Narovchatsky District functions as both an administrative district (*raion*) and a municipal district, possessing both governmental and local self-governance roles.
The municipal structure of Narovchatsky District includes 13 urban settlements and no rural settlements.
Answer: False
The municipal structure of Narovchatsky District consists of 13 rural settlements and no urban settlements.
Narovchatsky District contains exactly 13 *selsoviet* and 46 inhabited localities, all of which are rural.
Answer: True
Narovchatsky District is organized into 13 *selsoviet* and comprises 46 inhabited localities, all of which are classified as rural.
Penza Oblast contains fewer than 30 administrative districts in total.
Answer: True
Penza Oblast contains a total of twenty-seven administrative districts, which is fewer than 30.
Narovchat is classified as a *gorod*, meaning a large city in Russian.
Answer: False
Narovchat is classified as a *selo*, which is a Russian village, not a *gorod* (large city).
What is the primary administrative and municipal designation for Narovchatsky District?
Answer: A district (*raion*)
Narovchatsky District is designated as a *raion*, which serves as both its administrative and municipal district classification within the Russian Federation.
Which rural locality serves as the administrative center of Narovchatsky District?
Answer: Narovchat
The rural locality of Narovchat serves as the administrative center of Narovchatsky District.
How many *selsoviet* (rural administrative divisions) are present within Narovchatsky District?
Answer: 13
There are 13 *selsoviet* within Narovchatsky District.
What is the total number of inhabited localities within Narovchatsky District?
Answer: 46
Narovchatsky District contains a total of 46 inhabited localities.
How many administrative districts are there in total within Penza Oblast?
Answer: 27
Penza Oblast contains a total of twenty-seven administrative districts.
How many municipal settlements are there in Narovchatsky District?
Answer: 13 rural settlements
Narovchatsky District has 13 municipal settlements, all of which are rural.
Which of the following is NOT listed as a district within Penza Oblast in the navigation box?
Answer: Moscow District
Moscow District is not listed as a district within Penza Oblast in the provided navigation box; other districts like Gorodishchensky, Narovchatsky, and Kuznetsky are listed.
What is the classification of Narovchat, the administrative center?
Answer: Village (*selo*)
Narovchat, the administrative center, is classified as a *selo*, which is a type of Russian village.
The OKTMO ID for Narovchatsky District is 56647000.
Answer: True
The OKTMO (All-Russian Classification of Objects of Administrative Division) identifier for Narovchatsky District is 56647000.
The official website address provided for Narovchatsky District is http://rnarov.pnzreg.ru/.
Answer: True
The official website for Narovchatsky District is accessible via the URL http://rnarov.pnzreg.ru/.
Law #774-ZPO governs the municipal boundaries within Penza Oblast.
Answer: False
Law #690-ZPO, enacted in 2004, governs the municipal boundaries within Penza Oblast, while Law #774-ZPO (2005) defines the administrative-territorial structure.
Narovchatsky District was established after the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
Answer: False
Narovchatsky District was established on July 16, 1928, which predates the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
Law #690-ZPO, enacted in 2004, is the primary legislation defining the administrative-territorial structure of Penza Oblast.
Answer: False
Law #774-ZPO, enacted in 2005, is cited as the primary legislation defining the administrative-territorial structure of Penza Oblast. Law #690-ZPO (2004) defines municipal boundaries.
On what date was Narovchatsky District officially established?
Answer: July 16, 1928
Narovchatsky District was officially established on July 16, 1928.
Which piece of legislation defines the borders of municipal formations within Penza Oblast, including Narovchatsky District?
Answer: Law #690-ZPO
Law #690-ZPO, enacted in 2004, defines the borders of municipal formations within Penza Oblast, including Narovchatsky District.
What is the official website URL provided for Narovchatsky District?
Answer: http://rnarov.pnzreg.ru/
The official website URL provided for Narovchatsky District is http://rnarov.pnzreg.ru/.
The primary legislation defining the administrative-territorial structure of Penza Oblast is dated:
Answer: March 9, 2005
Law #774-ZPO, which defines the administrative-territorial structure of Penza Oblast, is dated March 9, 2005.
Which law, enacted in 2005, is cited as defining the administrative-territorial structure of Penza Oblast?
Answer: Law #774-ZPO
Law #774-ZPO, enacted in 2005, is cited as defining the administrative-territorial structure of Penza Oblast.
What is the OKTMO ID assigned to Narovchatsky District?
Answer: 56647000
The OKTMO ID assigned to Narovchatsky District is 56647000.
Narovchatsky District observes Eastern European Time (EET).
Answer: False
Narovchatsky District observes UTC+3, which corresponds to Moscow Time (MSK), not Eastern European Time (EET).
The geographical coordinates for Narovchatsky District are approximately 53.88° N latitude and 43.70° E longitude.
Answer: True
The geographical coordinates for Narovchatsky District are approximately 53.88° N latitude and 43.70° E longitude.
The Russian name for Narovchatsky District is transliterated as 'Narovchatskiy Rayon'.
Answer: True
The Russian name for Narovchatsky District, Наровча́тский райо́н, is transliterated as Narovchatsky rayon.
The map representation of Narovchatsky District uses coordinates centered around 53.88° N latitude.
Answer: False
The map frame representation of Narovchatsky District is centered around 53.2° N latitude and 44.6° E longitude, although the district's actual geographical coordinates are approximately 53.88° N latitude and 43.70° E longitude.
What time zone is observed in Narovchatsky District?
Answer: UTC+3 (Moscow Time)
Narovchatsky District observes UTC+3, which is Moscow Time (MSK).
What does the abbreviation MSK signify in the context of Narovchatsky District's time zone?
Answer: Moscow Time
The abbreviation MSK signifies Moscow Time, the standard time observed in Narovchatsky District.
What is the Russian name for Narovchatsky District, as provided in the source?
Answer: Наровча́тский райо́н
The Russian name for Narovchatsky District, as provided in the source, is Наровча́тский райо́н.
The map frame showing Narovchatsky District is centered at latitude 53.2°N and longitude 44.6°E with what zoom level?
Answer: 6
The map frame representation of Narovchatsky District is centered at latitude 53.2°N and longitude 44.6°E with a zoom level of 6.
The image associated with Narovchatsky District depicts the district's administrative building.
Answer: False
The image associated with Narovchatsky District depicts the Trinity Monastery, not the district's administrative building.
The official symbols of Narovchatsky District include its flag and coat of arms.
Answer: True
The source material indicates that the official symbols of Narovchatsky District include its flag and coat of arms.
Which of the following is depicted in the image associated with Narovchatsky District?
Answer: The Trinity Monastery
The image associated with Narovchatsky District depicts the Trinity Monastery.