Polyarny

Polyarny is a city and the place of work of the closed administrative-territorial formation of Alexandrovsk in Murmansk Oblast, Russia. It become founded in 1896 and named Alexandrovsk in honor of Tsar Alexander III. Other assets, but, country that the unique call changed into Alexandrovsk-na-Murmane, it became referred to as so after Alexandra Fyodorovna, wife of Emperor Nicholas II, and did not grow to be called "Alexandrovsk" until later. Town popularity become granted to it on June 20, 1899. At the identical time, Alexandrovsk became an uyezd town, for which reason Kolsky Uyezd become renamed Alexandrovsky. On May 3, 1920, the Alexandrovskaya Volost Executive Committee divided the territory of the volost into six selsoviets, such as Alexandrovsky Selsoviet with the place of business in Alexandrovsk.

However, the Murmansky Uyezd Executive Committee's did now not approve the introduction of all six selsoviets, with Alexandrovsky Selsoviet being one that did now not get an approval. On October 16, 1925 whilst the Murmansk Governorate Commission assembly initiated paintings on compiling the lists of the city and rural localities Murmansk, Alexandrovsk, and Kola had been classified as urban; but, a recommendation was despatched to the All-Russian Central Executive Committee to demote the latter to rural localities because of financial conditions, sparse populace, low change quantity, lack of commercial businesses, and "popular regression".