- District of Sheksna
- District of Cherepovets
- District of Chagoda
- District of Kharovsk
- District of Ustyuzhna
- District of Ust'-Kubinskoye
- District of Tot'ma
- District of Tarnoga
- District of Syamzha
- District of Sokol
- District of Nyuksenitsa
- District of Nikolsk
- District of Mezhdurech'ye
- District of Kichmengsky Gorodok
- District of Kirillov
- District of Kadui
- District of Gryazovets
- Vologda
- Cherepovets
- District of Vytegra
- District of Vologda
- District of Vozhega
- District of Verkhovazh'ye
- District of Veliky Ustyug
- District of Vashki
- District of Belozersk
- District of Babushkino
- District of Babaevo
Administrative division
225 settlements
Geographical location
The district is situated in the north-east of the Vologda Region.
Border regions: the Arkhangelsk Region, the districts of Tarnoga, Tot’ma, Syamzha and Vozhega within the Vologda Oblast
Transport
Distance from Vologda: 226 km
Railway station: 43 km, Velsk (Arkhangelsk Oblast)
Transportation routes: Moscow-Arkhangelsk highway
Economy
There are 163 companies of different organizational forms on the territory of the district. In the branch structure, agriculture, construction, hunting and timber industry take a dominating position.
Attractions and tourism
In 1986 with the help of Illarion Dudirov there was founded a dendropark of the District of Verkhovazh'ye. The dendropark has a unique collection of over 2000 different species of plants, trees and bushes.
History
The area was inhabited by the Finno-Ugric peoples that were involved in hunting and fishing. These peoples were not farming oriented.
The District of Verkhovazh'ye was founded in 1929.
32 folk groups and 20 craftsmen participated in Russian Folklore Festival on August 4-6. Craftsmen represented traditions and skills of wood carving, weaving, folk dolls, wood painting, patchwork, lace making and pottery. Folklore groups arrived in Verkhovazhye to share the cultural values and heritage of their ancestors through music and dance.