Kosichkoj

Kositsky was a churchyard district of Novgorod's Shelonskaya pyatina, in the country around the Luga River. Its lands stretched across the boundary of the Shelonskaya and Vodskaya districts, while its parish church stood on the Shelonskaya side of the river. The district appears in the land surveys of the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries, which recorded estates, villages and the obligations of their inhabitants under the Russian state.