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Suntar

Russia / Saha / Suntar /
 village, district center
Suntar (yakut. Suntaar) - the administrative center of Suntar ulus of Sakha Republic (Yakutia) is located in the west of the country. The village was founded in 1764. The population of 10 300 persons (2010). Located in the plain Suntaar hochoto. From north to south Suntar heartland stretches for 275 km and from east to west for almost 350 km. Suntar ulus consists of 26 villages and 39 naslegov. The territory of the largest nasleg - Vilyuchansky, and the smallest - and Ilimnirsky Tolonsky.
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Coordinates:   62°9'31"N   117°38'36"E

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  • TolyaElgyay
    Yakut occupied territory Suntar naslega in the 17th century. They belonged to the genus Zharhanskomu, which since the early 19th century it was named "3 Zharhansky nasleg." In 1898 it was divided into three nasleg naslega: Bakamdinsky, Suntar and Hadansky. Suntar naslega Center was established in the area "Symalaah" (in present-day Allaginskogo naslega). The history of modern Suntar naslega begins with 1910, when the village of Novo-Suntar and Aleksandrovka (7 km from Suntar) formed Suntar rural society. Long since the founding year of the village taken founding date Suntar Vvedensky church. In all sources, this date is marked in 1764 year. Thus, the fall of 1914 marks the 150th anniversary of the founding Suntar church. Beginning in 1989, which marked the 225th anniversary of the village Suntar, the date accepted by the population as the base year of the village. For the first time in 1764 as the date of the Established Church was listed in the document in 1794 by builder Suntar church protoireem Vasily Popov Yegorovich.
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