Coronavirus in the Tver region on December 8, 2021 by city and district: how many got sick

Coronavirus statistics in the Tver region December 8, 2021

360 new cases of coronavirus infection have been confirmed in the Tver region.

Over the entire period, 80,111 people were discharged, including 406 people per day.

2,176 people with coronavirus have died.

In total, 91,309 cases of coronavirus infection have been laboratory confirmed in the region.

575,909 people were vaccinated, 2,377 people in the last 24 hours.

Over the entire period, 1,334,504 laboratory tests for coronavirus were carried out in the region, in the last 24 hours – 5,790.

Municipal structure

The municipal structure of the Tver region, taking into account the latest changes, looks like this:

• 11 urban districts,
• 9 municipal districts,
• 22 municipal districts, 29 urban settlements,
• 165 rural settlements.

On May 5, 2021, Zapadnodvinsky, Penovsky, Sandovsky, Krasnokholmsky, Selizharovsky municipal districts and all urban and rural settlements included in them were abolished and transformed into municipal districts; the number of urban settlements was reduced to 29, rural to 165.

City and municipal districts and municipal districts

In which cities and districts of the Tver region coronavirus was detected on December 8, 2021

Distribution of coronavirus cases by region:

Tver 32135 (+117) Konakovsky district 7089 (+17) Rzhev 5089 (+27) Kalininsky district 4172 (+6) Vyshnevolotsky urban district 3603 (+6) Torzhok 3020 (+20) Kimry 2636 Bologovsky district 2060 (+9) Kashinsky urban district 2040 (+14) Bezhetsky district 2024 (+13) Staritsky district 1913 (+8) Ostashkovsky urban district 1897 (+7) Kalyazinsky district 1767 (+9) Likhoslavl municipal district 1738 (+8) Nelidovsky urban district 1603 (+ 3) Maksatikhinsky district 1326 (+4) Toropetsky district 1276 (+3) Zapadnodvinsky municipal district 1271 Oleninsky municipal district 1082 (+7) Kuvshinovsky district 1056 (+9) Rameshkovsky municipal district 1051 (+6) Torzhoksky district 1030 (+8) Vesyegonsky municipal district 978 (+8) Zubtsovsky district 891 (+3) Andreapolsky municipal district 825 (+5) Selizharovsky municipal district 811 (+2) Rzhevsky district 786 (+5) Spirovsky municipal district 750 (+4) Penovsky municipal district 561 (+6) Kesovogorsky district 547 (+9) ZATO Ozerny 538 Sonkovsky district 537 (+1) Kimry district 523 Krasnokholmsky municipal district 507 (+6) Belsky district 482 (+6) Sandovsky municipal district 477 (+1) Firovsky district 439 (+1) Zharkovsky district 262 Molokovsky municipal district 243 (+1) Forest municipal district 240 (+1) Udomelsky urban district 34

Administrative-territorial structure

According to the Law “On the administrative-territorial structure of the Tver region”, taking into account the latest administrative-territorial changes, the subject of the Russian Federation includes the following administrative-territorial units and territorial units (settlements)::

• 4 districts - cities of regional significance (Kimry, Rzhev, Tver, Torzhok),
• 9 districts - cities of district significance (Andreapol, Vesyegonsk, Vyshny Volochyok, Western Dvina, Kashin, Krasny Kholm, Nelidovo, Ostashkov, Udomlya),
• 2 districts - closed administrative-territorial entities (ZATO) - Ozerny and Solnechny,
• 5 districts - Lesnoye, Olenino, Peno, Sandovo, Selizharovo,
• 22 districts 238 settlements (29 urban and 165 rural) 10 cities of regional significance (Bezhetsk, Bely, Bologoe, Zubtsov, Kalyazin, Konakovo, Kuvshinovo, Likhoslavl, Staritsa, Toropets),

On May 5, 2021, they were abolished and transformed into districts of Zapadnodvinsky, Penovsky, Sandovsky, Krasnokholmsky, Selizharovsky districts, the cities of Krasny Kholm and Western Dvina were given the category of cities of district significance; the number of settlements was reduced to 238 (29 urban and 165 rural).

The charter of the Tver region until 2021 highlighted:

• cities - Andreapol, Bezhetsk, Bely, Bologoye, Vyshny Volochyok, Vesyegonsk, Western Dvina, Zubtsov, Kashin, Kalyazin, Kimry, Konakovo, Red Hill, Kuvshinovo, Likhoslavl, Nelidovo, Ostashkov, Rzhev, Staritsa, Tver, Torzhok, Toropets, Udomlya ;
• districts - Andreapolsky, Bezhetsky, Belsky, Bologovsky, Vesyegonsky, Vyshnevolotsky, Zharkovsky, Zapadnodvinsky, Zubtsovsky, Kalininsky, Kalyazinsky, Kashinsky, Kesovogorsky, Kimry, Konakovsky, Krasnokholmsky, Kuvshinovsky, Lesnoy, Likhoslavlsky, Maksatikhinsky, Molokovsky, Nelidovsky, Oleninsky, Ostashkovsky, Penovsky, Rameshkovsky, Rzhevsky, Sandovsky, Selizharovsky, Sonkovsky, Spirovsky, Staritsky, Torzhoksky, Toropetsky, Firovsky;
• closed administrative-territorial entities - “Ozerny”, “Solnechny”.

On October 29, 2021, amendments were made to the Charter, according to which the administrative-territorial structure looks like this:

• districts of the region: Bezhetsky, Belsky, Bologovsky, Zharkovsky, Zubtsovsky, Kalininsky, Kalyazinsky, Kesovogorsky, Kimry, Konakovsky, Kuvshinovsky, Likhloslavlsky, Maksatikhinsky, Molokovsky, Rameshkovsky, Rzhevsky, Sonkovsky, Spirovsky, Staritsky, Torzhoksky, Toropetsk, Firovsky (all designated as municipal);
• urban districts - the city of Kimry, the city of Rzhev, the city of Tver, the city of Torzhok, Vyshnevolotsky, Kashinsky, Nelidovsky, Ostashkovsky, Udomelsky;
• municipal - Andreapolsky, Vesyegonsky, Zapadnodvinsky, Krasnokholmsky, Lesnoy, Oleninsky, Penovsky, Sandovsky, Selizharovsky;
• closed administrative-territorial entities - “Ozerny”, “Solnechny”;

The distribution of territorial units (settlements) according to the amendments looks like this:

• cities - Andreapol, Bezhetsk, Bely, Bologoye, Vyshny Volochyok, Vesyegonsk, Western Dvina, Zubtsov, Kashin, Kalyazin, Kimry, Konakovo, Red Hill, Kuvshinovo, Likhoslavl, Nelidovo, Ostashkov, Rzhev, Staritsa, Tver, Torzhok, Toropets, Udomlya ;
• villages;
• villages;
• settlements, including urban-type settlements, workers' settlements;
• other territorial units.

The administrative center of the Tver region is the city of Tver

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Counties and districts

The spread of coronavirus in Russia as of December 8, 2021 by region

Regions have been allocated funds to treat the population from coronavirus

The Russian government has allocated 89 billion rubles to cover costs associated with providing free medical care to citizens. The corresponding order on the allocation of funds from the reserve fund was signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.

It is noted that this money will allow focusing additional resources on combating coronavirus infection, including financial support for inpatient treatment, without reducing costs for routine medical care.

The Tver region, according to the published document, will receive 949.3 million rubles. Previously, 4.8 billion rubles were allocated for the purchase of drugs for the treatment of coronavirus.

Cities of the Tver region

Tver —

the capital of the region, a city with a population of 408 thousand people. It is located on the banks of the Volga, across which there are more than 30 bridges, giving the banks a picturesque view. Tver is famous for its ancient churches, of which many were built in the city. Since Soviet times, the city has inherited an impressive legacy in the form of machine-building enterprises that produce cars, excavators, and various equipment. Unfortunately, few new large enterprises are being created now, but trade and the service sector are developing. Pros: balanced economy, lots of greenery on city streets. Among the minuses, it is worth mentioning the poor condition of roads and utilities, the difficult environmental situation due to polluting enterprises.

Rzhev

- the second most populous city in the Tver region (61,083 people). The city was first mentioned in 1019, when it was part of the Smolensk Principality. Already in the 18th century, Rzhev was a developed commercial and industrial center. For courage and heroism during the Great Patriotic War, Rzhev received the title “City of Military Glory.” Today it is a large railway junction and an industrial city with several large engineering enterprises.

Vyshny Volochek

(50,344 people) - an ancient city on the most important trade route “from the Varangians to the Greeks.” When there were no railways, rivers were the main transport routes for merchants. When the Tveretsky Canal was dug, the role of Vyshny Volochok grew even more. In fact, the city existed due to hydraulic structures. But with the advent of railways, cargo flow bypassed the city, as a result of which Vyshny Volochek suffered a severe economic blow. Nowadays the city operates mainly in light industry. Cons: poor condition of roads.

Kimry

(47,637 people) - how the city began to develop only in the 20th century in connection with the construction of a defense engineering plant. It was here that the Soviet writer Alexander Fadeev, author of The Young Guard, was born. After the collapse of the USSR, the city's economy fell into decline, but crime flourished. Now they are trying to develop the city as a tourism center. Cons: unemployment, outdated infrastructure.

Torzhok

(47,644 people) is an ancient Russian city, mentioned back in 1139. Advantageously located at the crossroads of land and river trade routes, the city developed as a large trading center, for which it received its name. The heroic defense of Torzhok from Mongol-Tatar troops in 1238 saved Veliky Novgorod, which the invaders simply did not reach. Now the city has a developed infrastructure and industry, represented by mechanical engineering enterprises and design bureaus. Foreign companies locate their production facilities here. For example, in 2012, Royal Dutch Shell opened a lubricating oil plant worth $100 million.