Saýat District

Saýat District is a district of Lebap Province in Turkmenistan. The administrative center of the district is the town of Saýat.

Saýat District
Saýat etraby
District
Country Turkmenistan
ProvinceLebap Province
CapitalSaýat
Time zoneUTC+5 (+5)

Found in January 1925 with the same name in Lenin Province (today Lebap), it became directly subordinate to the Turkmen SSR government following the abolishment of Chardzhuyskiy in September 1930.

In November 1939, it became part of the then newly formed Chardzhou Province before its province's dissolution in January 1963, twenty-four years later.

It rejoined Chardzhou again in December 1970, where it remains.

On 25 November 2017, Turkmen parliament dissolved Sakar District and added its territories to Saýat District.[1]

Administrative Subdivisions
  • Towns (şäherçeler)
    • Çaltut
    • Suwçyoba
    • Yslam
  • Village councils (geňeşlikler)
    • Akgala (Akgala, Gutnamgala, Hasyl, Kekreli, Şalyk)
    • Awçy (Awçy, Nerezim, Nurbak, Lebapoba)
    • Bakjaçy (Bakjaçylar)
    • Baý (Baý, Hojagundyz, Şaglar, Lebap)
    • Çekiç (Çekiçler, Azatlyk, Bagtyýarlyk)
    • Çowdur (Çowdur, Garagum, Saýatly, Watan)
    • Dostluk (Abdallar, Bataşjeňňel, Bozaryk)
    • Esgi (Gyzylgaýa, Esli, Ýagtyýol)
    • Ärsarybaba (Haryn, Aşgaly, Ögem)
    • Garamahmyt (Babadaýhan, Ak altyn)
    • Hojainebeg (Alpanoba, Täzeýol)
    • Jeňňel (Bereketli, Gulançy, Gutjuly, Raýdaşlyk, Ýaşlyk)
    • Lamma (Çakmak, Täzeoba)
    • Lebaby (Lebaby, Gawunçy, Guşçy, Kelteýap)
    • Merýe (Goşdepe, Alpan, Hazarekdepe)
    • Mülk (Mülk, Bitaraplyk, Bujak, Garkyn, Gyzan, Guşçulyk)
    • Rahmançäge (Rahmançäge, Garaşýer)
    • Seýdi (Seýdi, Akdepe, Bürgüt, Garaltaý, Saltyk, Şorly)
    • Soltanýazgala (Soltanýazgala)
    • Syýadagsakar (Syýadagsakar, Dostluk, Hasylçy)
    • Tejribeçiler (Tejribeçiler, Miweçiler, Gyzylýarymaý)
    • Täzelikçi (Täzelikçi)
    • Topurkak (Topurkak)
    • Ýeňiş (Ýeňiş)
    • Zelili adyndaky (Berkarar zaman, Gökdepe)

References
  1. "Парламент Туркменистана внёс изменения в административно-территориальное деление Лебапского велаята". Информационный портал Туркменистана "Turkmenportal" (in Russian). 2017-11-28. Retrieved 2018-04-14.


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