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Ulken Naryn district is an administrative-territorial unit of the East Kazakhstan region, established on January 1, 2024. The center is the village of Ulken Naryn district.
History Bolshenarymsky district was formed on January 9, 1935 from parts of Zyryanovsky, Katon-Karagay and Kurchum districts.
It included 21 village councils (Bolshenarym, Boran, Zhuldyz, Yegiztobe, Kokozek, Malokrasnoyar, Malonarym, Novoberezov, Novopolyakov, Ognev, Ordzhonikidze, Sennov, Soldatov, Solonov, Trushnikov, Ulyanov, UST-Narym, Ushtobe, Khairuzov, Ukor, Yary).
On August 13, 1954, part of the village councils were united: Boran and Bolshenarym – Bolshenarym, Egiztobe, Kokuzek and Zhuldyz — Zhuldyz, Maimyr, Ushtobe, Yary, Ordzhonikidze and Novoberezov — Novoberezov, Malonarym and Solonov — Solonov, Ognev and Ulyanov — Ulyanov, Urker, UST-Narym and Khairuzov — Khairuzov.
On January 2, 1963, on the basis of the Bolshenarymsky and liquidated Katon-Karagaysky districts, the bolshenarymsky rural district was formed. It included 15 village councils: Belov, Bolshenarym, Zhuldyz, Katon-Karagay, Marx, Medved, Novoberezov, Novopolyakov, Sennov, Soldatov, Solonov, Ulyanov, Orel, Khairuzov, Chernovin.
On December 4, 1970, 7 rural councils were transferred to the restored Katon-Karagay district: Belov, Zhambyl, Katon-Karagay, Marx, Medved, Orel and Chernovinsky.
On June 1, 1976, the Ulyanovsk village council was dissolved.
In 1986, the district included 7 rural councils: Bolshenarym, Zhuldyz, Novoberezov, Novopolyakov, Soldatov, Solonov, Khairuzov.
On May 23, 1997, Bolshenarymsky district was abolished, and the territory was transferred to Katon-Karagaysky district.
By the decree of the president of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 28, 2023 No. 424, since January 1, 2024, the Bolshenarymsky district has been created on the territory of the former Bolshenarymsky district, the Bolshenarymsky district, the center of which will be located in the village of Bolshenarymsky.
Administrative division: 21 localities are combined into 6 rural districts.
