Tula Oblast

Tula Oblast (Ту́льская о́бласть) is a regional subdivision of Russia. Its administrative center is the city of Tula.

Area 25,700 km², population 1,871,000 (1985).

Administrative Division

Districts

Tula Oblast consists of the following districts (Russian: районы):

• Alexinsky (Алексинский)
• Arsenyevsky (Арсеньевский)
• Belevsky (Белевский)
• Bogoroditsky (Богородицкий)
• Chernsky (Чернский)
• Dubensky (Дубенский)
• Kamensky (Каменский)
• Kimovsky (Кимовский)
• Kireyevsky (Киреевский)
• Kurkinsky (Куркинский)
• Leninsky (Ленинский)
• Novomoskovsky (Новомосковский)
• Odoyevsky (Одоевский)
• Plavsky (Плавский)
• Shchekinsky (Щекинский)
• Suvorovsky (Суворовский)
• Teplo-Ogarevsky (Тепло-Огаревский)
• Uzlovsky (Узловский)
• Venevsky (Веневский)
• Volovsky (Воловский)
• Yasnogorsky (Ясногорский)
• Yefremovsky (Ефремовский)
• Zaoksky (Заокский)

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