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thumb | right | alt=Trinity Church: Salobelyaki, Yaransky District, Kirov Oblast | Trinity Church: Salobelyaki, Yaransky District, Kirov Oblast Salobelyak (Russian: Салобелякское) also Salobelyaksky and Salobeljak is a village and rural municipality in Yaransky District, Kirov Oblast, Russia. Salobelyak is situated along the Yaran River and has one village hall, garden park, church, school and 33 small roads according to Google Maps.

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Instance of
posyolok
Country
Russia
Population
544
Time zone
UTC+03:00
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Троицкая церковь в селе Салобеляк Яранского района.jpg
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postal code
612240
time of earliest written record
1676-00-00
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thumb | right | alt=Trinity Church: Salobelyaki, Yaransky District, Kirov Oblast | Trinity Church: Salobelyaki, Yaransky District, Kirov Oblast Salobelyak (Russian: Салобелякское) also Salobelyaksky and Salobeljak is a village and rural municipality in Yaransky District, Kirov Oblast, Russia. Salobelyak is situated along the Yaran River and has one village hall, garden park, church, school and 33 small roads according to Google Maps.

== History and geography == Salobelyak's municipality was administered on January 1, 2006 by the Kirov federal government from forming multiple abolished, smaller municipalities into one. Salobelyak's administrative center is its own village with the same name, Salobelyak. As of 2021, Onosov Yuri Anatolievich is the head of the Salobelyak municipality. There are 12 settlements under the jurisdiction of Salobelyak's rural municipality: Bakhtinsky (abandoned) Verkhoslino Komary Kushovo Magazeyskie Nagishi Pakhtaevo Petukhovo Salobelyak Urbezh-Kurbatovo Cherkaner (abandoned) Shulkomuchaksh Engener Salobelyak's village has historical records dating back to 1676, but it officially became a village in 1842, when its church was built. In 1873, there were 120 residents and 21 households in the village. This rose to 250 residents and 52 households in 1905.

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