The Russian village ... For some it is a relic of the agrarian past, for others it is the keeper of the Russian soul. One way or another, every year urbanization “eats up” three villages in the country on average. What are the reasons for the extinction and degradation of the Russian village? How many villages are there in Russia today? And which of them are the most beautiful? You will find answers to all these questions in our article.

Unemployment, hopelessness, despondency ...

It is with these unpleasant words that modern Russian village... Broken asphalt, fragmentarily left over from the prosperous Soviet times, abandoned farms, destroyed houses of culture, dirt, lack of lighting and a central sewerage system - this is typical for most of the villages and villages of today's Russia. There are, of course, pleasant exceptions. But there are too few of them.

Many villages in Russia, due to the vast area of ​​the latter, are literally cut off from any benefits of civilization. They can be located several hundred kilometers from the nearest city or regional center. In such villages, people, like a hundred or two hundred years ago, live by subsistence farming: they sow fields, raise livestock, fish, hunt and drink strong tea from real samovars.

A classic example of a "Russian hinterland" is the so-called Krasny Bereg. This is an area consisting of three villages, lost in the middle of the coniferous forests of the Vologda region. The total number of their population is 10 people. In fact, there are no roads to these settlements. In winter it can only be overcome by snowmobile, and in summer (after heavy rain) only by tractor. Water - from springs, light - from kerosene lamps, generator - one for three villages.

And how many of these villages are scattered across the vastness of Russia is difficult to say.

Russian village: in facts and figures

• As of the beginning of 2018, 19.1% of the total population of the Russian Federation live in rural areas.
• In the period from 2002 to 2010. (between the last two censuses) the number of depopulated villages in Russia increased by 6 thousand.
• Today the country has about 150 thousand rural settlements.
• About half of them are home to no more than 100 people.
• 17 thousand Russian villages have no permanent population.
• The average density in the Russian Federation is 2 people / sq. km.
• The maximum percentage of the rural population is observed in Krasnodar Territory- almost 45%.
• The largest villages are located in the North Caucasus.
• The largest village in Russia in terms of population is Novaya Usman. It is home to 27.5 thousand people.

The reasons for the extinction of the Russian village

Village degradation is one of the most pressing socio-economic problems modern Russia... Over the past twenty years, the country's rural population has been steadily declining. Moreover, not only due to natural decline (high mortality against the background of low birth rates), but also due to the colossal migration outflow.

Young people categorically do not want to live in the village, trying by any available ways escape to the capital or the nearest Big City... As a result, in many Russian villages only old people and openly asocial elements remain. The share of depopulated villages in some constituent entities of the Russian Federation has already reached 20%.

Why is the Russian village dying out? There are several reasons:

• High level unemployment.
• Degradation of social infrastructure (lack of schools, kindergartens, clinics, etc.).
• A lower standard of living compared to the urban environment.
• Frequent lack of housing and communal benefits (sewerage, gasification, lighting, Internet, etc.).

To revive the Russian village and return the youth to it, a comprehensive state program for its salvation and further development is required. Of course, this also requires colossal funds.

The most beautiful villages in Russia: list

Let's try to end our article on a positive note. Not all villages in Russia look dull and hopeless. Some of them are able to surprise with their color, authentic spirit and distinctive architecture. Listed below are five ancient Russian villages that are definitely worth visiting at least once in your life:

1. Varzuga, Murmansk region... The village was founded in the middle of the 15th century. Center for the Atlantic salmon catch.
2. Big Kunaley, Buryatia. Quite a large village, reminiscent of its appearance illustration for the collection of children's fairy tales. All the houses here are decorated exactly the same: brown walls, blue windows, green fences.
3. Vershinino, Arkhangelsk region. A traditional village in the Russian North. It is famous for its unique and perfectly preserved architecture of the 17th-18th centuries.
4. Okunevo, Omsk region. A colorful, amazing and mystical village, in which adherents of five different religions have found refuge. The village is a place of attraction for all lovers of esotericism and meditation.
5. Elovo, Perm Territory. An environmentally friendly village located on the banks of the Kama. It amazes all guests not only with magnificent natural landscapes, but also with its landscaping. There is asphalt, walking paths, flower beds and playgrounds.

Finally…

The process of village extinction is not a unique Russian phenomenon. In general, it is similar to similar processes in other countries and regions of the planet. But, in spite of everything, the Russian village still lives, with all its advantages and disadvantages. And, hopefully, in the near future it will begin to revive. After all, as one old Russian proverb says: "A city is a kingdom, and a village is a paradise."

The Russian village ... For some it is a relic of the agrarian past, for others it is the keeper of the Russian soul. One way or another, every year urbanization “eats up” three villages in the country on average.

What are the reasons for the extinction and degradation of the Russian village? How many villages are there in Russia today? And which of them are the most beautiful? You will find answers to all these questions in our article.

Unemployment, hopelessness, despondency ...

It is these unpleasant words that most often describe the modern Russian village. Broken asphalt, fragmentarily left over from the prosperous Soviet times, abandoned farms, destroyed houses of culture, dirt, lack of lighting and a central sewerage system - this is typical for most of the villages and villages of today's Russia. There are, of course, pleasant exceptions. But there are too few of them.

Many villages in Russia, due to the vast area of ​​the latter, are literally cut off from any benefits of civilization. They can be located several hundred kilometers from the nearest city or regional center. In such villages, people, like a hundred or two hundred years ago, live by subsistence farming: they sow fields, raise livestock, fish, hunt and drink strong tea from real samovars.

A classic example of a "Russian hinterland" is the so-called Krasny Bereg. This is an area consisting of three villages, lost in the middle of the coniferous forests of the Vologda region. The total number of their population is 10 people. In fact, there are no roads to these settlements. In winter it can only be overcome by snowmobile, and in summer (after heavy rain) only by tractor. Water - from springs, light - from kerosene lamps, generator - one for three villages.

And how many of these villages are scattered across the vastness of Russia is difficult to say.

Russian villages are dying out

According to Rosstat, in the first nine months of this year, the population of Russia has decreased by 173 thousand people. The villages of the northwest and center of Russia are dying out faster than others. And in the Tver region the rates are higher than the national average.

“The most alarming situation in mortality today is observed in the Ivanovo, Tula, Novgorod, Tver and Pskov regions,” Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova named five regions in demographic distress.

The countryside is particularly affected. The government financially encourages the birth of a second and subsequent children, the same measures are provided for at the regional level. But bad roads and lack of work are more convincing than maternity capital.

“Only resettlement from the village to the city gave 20-30% of the salary. It was enough to move to the city. And if you raise the level of qualifications, the difference will be even higher, ”says Salavat Abylkalikov, demographer and research fellow at the Higher School of Economics.

In the summer of 2018, experts counted 2,234 empty villages in the Tver region. This is more than in any other region of Russia. The statistics will be updated, because there are many villages in which 1-2 people live.

Every fourth village in the Tver region is abandoned. Away from the main roads are crumbling houses. The farther from the route "Russia", the more often this picture occurs.

“The houses are empty. This empty, this empty, this empty. That one is empty, this one is empty and this one is empty. Three houses on the street are residential. That is, an endangered village. Well, let's move on, ”says Sergei Krivchenkov, a resident of the Tver region.

Not only enterprises and hospitals are being closed, but also schools. Due to optimization, schoolchildren have to be transported to large villages and small cities. The villagers call life in the village hard.

“There were 800-900 people here. I graduated from school in 72. There were 200 of us - students at this school. But before my very eyes, everyone died. "

“We are used to it, but life, of course, is hard. Because little attention is paid to us. The roads are bad. The light turns off. Little attention is paid to us. "

The Tver region is in third place in both mortality and population decline. Neighbors in all these ratings are the same old-developed "root" regions of Russia near Moscow and St. Petersburg.

“Therefore, the leaders are the millionaire cities. Therefore, all millionaire cities want ... or rather, all cities want to receive the status of a millionaire or 500 thousand. If it has acquired this status, this is a different level of attention, a different level of funding, ”says Salavat Abylkalikov, demographer and researcher at the Higher School of Economics.

Is it necessary and possible to stop this process?

Alexander Merzlov: In our opinion, it is certainly necessary to do this. But, unfortunately, modern agrarian policy does not contribute to this. Since the rate of depopulation continues to remain very high, for example, there is a program for the sustainable development of rural areas. But it mainly affects those rural settlements that are located next to large objects of the agro-industrial complex. Most of the rural areas are not covered by this program, and the rates of disappearance of villages, their depopulation continue to remain very high.

That is, in fact, this is an inevitable process?

Alexander Merzlov: No, it depends on the type of agricultural policy. If agricultural policy is focused on large agricultural holdings If the center of its interests is not the interests of the rural community, but the interests of large agricultural business, of course, this is actually the American model, everything will remain as it is. Our agriculture is developing, milk yields are growing, yields are also growing, but the state of the social sphere continues to deteriorate. We can say that business continues to concentrate in rural areas.

There are countries with more socially oriented models, for example, France, where a greater emphasis is placed on supporting small forms of farming. And this leads to a greater variety of agricultural products, and to better care for rural landscapes, and has a very large indirect effect in the form of attractive jobs in a variety of areas. Our country is big enough, and in order to practice agro-industrial complex, thank God, we have huge open spaces where you can work - I don’t want to, I mean large-scale farming.

But, in our opinion, in residential areas where people live, in areas with increased recreational and cultural potential, it is necessary to develop small types of economy that will be focused on quality food, varied nutrition, and the development of recreational and tourism potential. And in this way we will be able to implement these models.

List of abandoned villages in Russia

Bezenchuksky
Zolotovsky
Grigorievka
Shirokopole
Victory

Bolshechernigovsky
Khasyanovo

Borsky
14th km
Bazhenovka

Elkhovsky
Voskresenovka
Petropavlovka
Caring
Sosnovka
Berezovka

Isaklinsky
New Bogolyubovka

Kinelsky
platform 1150 km
platform 1157 km

Klyavlinsky
junction Barkovo
passing Chistakovka
Dolgorukovo
Klyuchevka
Red Elha
Upper Key

Koshkinsky
Bogodukhovka
Verkhnyaya Ivanovka
New Zubovka
Grannovka

Krasnoarmeyskiy
Nesterovka

Pohvistnevsky
Podbelshchina
Sadovaya

Sergievsky
Elkhovka
Bolshaya Lozovka
Queen
Mamykovo
Round bush
Deep
Slingshot

Syzransky
Petrovka
junction 912 km
junction 950th km
junction Rizadey
Pechersky Bereg
Priusinsk
Hemp
Yasnaya Polyana

Chelno-Vershinsky
Kryvozerikha
Pokrovka
Sheehan
Viburnum Bush
Upper Kondurcha

Shentalinsky district

Surusha
Balandaevo
Cheremshanka
Svetlaya Polyana
Light Key
Verkhnyaya Khmelevka
Homeland
Wolf

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Each of us has our own ideas about what a village and rural recreation are. However, such settlements around the world are very different, and at the same time they have something in common: clean air, a small number of inhabitants and a small cozy space.

site made a selection of 17 unusual and amazing villages that will win your heart and become the highlight of any trip.

1. Hallstatt, Austria

(Hallstatt, Austria)

Bright, like toy houses, nestled in several tiers on the side of a mountain, an azure lake with floating swans, the Alps, which are reflected in the mirror water surface - all this gives the impression of a fairy tale revived.

The population of Hallstatt does not exceed 1,000 people. And the location is unique: on a narrow strip of land between the majestic Alpine mountains and Lake Hallstattersee.

2. Simian-la-Rotonde, Provence, France

(Simiane-La-Rotonde Village in Provence, France)

Azure skies, lavender fields, alpine mountains, Mediterranean cuisine and the charm of Provence - what else do you need to relax your soul? One of the attractions of this place is the Château des Agoult, built in the 12th century. The 12-sided pyramidal rotunda in the castle gave the name to the town. Summer festivals of antique music are held there.

3. Rainbow Village, Taichung, Taiwan

(Rainbow Village, Taichung, Taiwan)

On one of the outskirts of the city of Taichung, there was a military settlement, which over time almost all of its inhabitants left. The authorities decided to demolish the houses, and the 86-year-old war veteran, in order to save his yard from demolition, painted the walls of the houses with various characters and patterns. Today it is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Taiwan.

4. Marsaxlokk, Malta

(Marsaxlokk, Malta)

Marsaxlokk is a colorful fishing village in Malta. There are no storms in the harbor, so the houses of yellow sandstone are located close to the water, leaving only a strip for the roadway and a pedestrian embankment. The population of Marsaxlokk is only about 3,000 people. Most men are engaged in fishing in the same way as their fathers, grandfathers and great-grandfathers did.

5. Floating islands of Uros, Bolivia and Peru

(Floating Islands of Lake Titicac, Bolivia, Perú)

On the border of Peru and Bolivia on Lake Titicaca, the Uru tribe lives, which have settled down on 42 floating islands on the lake. These islands themselves build uru from reed. From the same material, residents make boats on which they go to fish. Despite the remoteness from civilization, solar panels can be seen on the reed islands, which allow locals to watch TV.

6. Alberobello, Italy

(Alberobello, Italia)

Alberobello is famous for a complex of 1,400 trulli houses, recognized by UNESCO as part of the historical and humanitarian heritage. Trulli, limestone peasant dwellings, are unique examples of drywall (no mortar) structures. They take their name from the Latin word trulla, which means dome.

7. Monsanto, Portugal

(Monsanto, Portugal)

The small village of Monsanto is proudly called "the most Portuguese village in Portugal." The local saying "In Monsanto you never know whether a stone is born from a house or a house from stone" very accurately reflects the uniqueness of the local architecture. Boulders serve as walls and roofs for some houses.

Small houses with red tiled roofs are hidden under huge granite boulders, and the narrow streets seem to have been carved out of stone by a giant.

8. Uchisar, Turkey

(Uchisar, Turkey)

Uchisar is one of the most densely populated villages in the area. Most of the population, of course, lives in a modern village, built near the famous rocks, but there are also living quarters in the rocks themselves.

It is a one-of-a-kind rock settlement with white tuff towers and spiers located around a central peak. A gorgeous view of the entire valley opens from the top of the cliff.

9. Longji Rice Terraces, China

(Longji Rice Terraces, Chinese)

Rice terraces in Longji are considered one of the most beautiful in China. Popularly called the Terraces of the Dragon Ridge, they are located around the picturesque village of Ping An. Terraces are the fruit of many years of labor, they have existed almost since the XII century and were built on the slopes of mountains up to 1,100 meters high. The peasants who built them took care of their survival in mountainous areas and that was their only opportunity to feed their family.

10. Pariangan, Indonesia

(Pariangan, Indonesia)

The active volcano Merapi, towering over this village in West Sumatra, is one of the country's main natural treasures. Pariangan is considered the oldest village of the Minangkabau people, so an inquisitive tourist can learn a lot about the culture and customs of the indigenous population.

It has preserved charming gabled traditional houses, including a 300-year-old building with wicker rattan walls, as well as a beautiful 19th century mosque.

11.Kua Wan, Vietnam

(Fishing Village Cua Van, Vietnam)

Kua Wan - picturesque fishing village in Halong Bay. This is one of the largest fishing floating villages, located right on the water surface. You can get there by rowboats and see the locals mining all kinds of gifts South China Sea... Local residents live in colorful raft houses; the school is also located in one of the floating houses.

12. "Dutch Venice", Giethoorn, Netherlands

(Giethoorn, the Dutch Venice, Nederland)

Giethoorn is one of the most beautiful villages in the Netherlands, it is also often called the "Dutch Venice", as it is located on water channels with a total length of about 7.5 km. The settlement was founded in 1230. There is a bicycle path and numerous water channels for getting around the village. The main means of transport are rowboats and electric motor boats. Houses are located on islets and are connected wooden bridges(there are more than 50 of them throughout the village).

13. Biburi, UK

(Bibury, England)

Biburi is considered one of the most beautiful, picturesque and oldest villages in England - the first mention of it dates back to the 11th century. It seems that time has stopped here - old houses, beautiful nature and even public transport does not travel so that nothing violates the pristine beauty. Poets and artists, as well as filmmakers, go to the village for inspiration - Bridget Jones's Diary and films about Mrs. Marple based on stories by Agatha Christie were filmed here.

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Five most attractive villages in Russia

P orthal cultural heritage Russia "Culture.RF" and the "Perspektiva" Foundation have developed a guide to rural tourism in the framework of the All-Russian action of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation #were in Russia... The travel guide, designed to increase the popularity of rural tourism, includes enticing and unexpected routes.

1. THE MOST NICE VILLAGE. Vyatskoe (Yaroslavl region)

This Russian hinterland ended up in caring and loving hands. The village has not only its own website (this will surprise no one), but also a map of attractions, the possibility of online booking of huts, and even its own press center.

The old merchant village of Vyatskoye is located in the Nekrasovsky district - one of the most environmentally friendly and historically significant areas of the Yaroslavl region. You can easily get here by car from Yaroslavl, the journey will take less than an hour. What is the peculiarity of Vyatskoye and why was it recognized as one of the most beautiful villages in the country?

The village of Vyatskoye is a unique urban development complex of the 18th – 19th centuries with more than 50 registered architectural monuments, former merchant and peasant houses, tea and tavern establishments, and almshouses. There are 10 museums on its territory.

In Vyatsky, the "Province is the soul of Russia" festival is being held. During the festival, young musicians, painters and sculptors come here.

In 2015, at the festival "Intermuseum", the museum community recognized the historical and cultural complex "Vyatskoe" the best museum of the year in Russia, having awarded the Grand Prix of the international festival.

View of the village from the bell tower of the Church of the Resurrection of Christ. Photo: krasaderevni.ru/villages/vyatskoe

Smoke bathhouses on the banks of the Ukhtomka River. Photo: krasaderevni.ru/villages/vyatskoe

Church of the Resurrection of Christ in the fall. Photo: krasaderevni.ru/villages/vyatskoe

2. THE MOST HISTORICAL AREA. Uvek (Saratov region)

Few people know that in the Saratov region you can find objects of all historical eras: from the Stone Age to the Middle Ages. These unique monuments make the region one of the richest in cultural and historical terms in the entire Eurasian space. One of the main attractions of the region is now the outskirts of Saratov, in which since the VIII century AD Ukek, the largest urban center of the Golden Horde, has been.

Today the festival of historical reconstruction “One Day in the Life medieval town". In 2016, the event will take place from 2 to 4 September. Guests will see the work of medieval artisans, take part in birch bark weaving master classes, try themselves in archery and belt wrestling.

Several main locations will be presented on the historical site: "Emir's Headquarters", "Russian Quarter", "European Embassy", "Bazaar". Each of them will recreate the past from the times of the Golden Horde.

The village of Uvek (Saratov region). One day in the life of a medieval city. Photo: ukekfest.ru/gallery

The village of Uvek (Saratov region). One day in the life of a medieval city. Photo: ukekfest.ru/gallery

3. THE MOST HAPPY VILLAGE. Esso (Kamchatka Territory)

Getting here is not easy. The village of Esso is located 600 kilometers from Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, on the very border of the tundra.

Numerous thermal springs have turned a simple village into a geothermal resort. They also feed the pool open all year round. main square. Locals Esso is said to qualify for the Happiest Village title.

After all, there are no such coniferous forests as in Esso anywhere else in Kamchatka, and the Ichinsky volcano (3621 m) is the second largest (after Klyuchevskoy Sopka) from active volcanoes Eurasia. Hot springs heat houses and greenhouses where cucumbers, tomatoes and even grapes grow! The climate in Esso is sharply continental, so in summer Esso is the most warm place in Kamchatka, and in winter, the thermometer can drop to -47 ° C here!

Esso hosts festivals every year. The main event takes place on the last Sunday of February: on this day, Beringia starts - an extreme dog sled race.

The village of Esso (Kamchatka Territory). Photo: kamchatkatravel.net/special/esso-selo.html

The village of Esso (Kamchatka Territory). Photo: strana.ru/places/37245

4. THE OLDEST VILLAGE. Varzuga (Murmansk region)

Varzuga is located just 20 kilometers from Of the White Sea and is considered one of the oldest villages on the Kola Peninsula. She is almost 600 years old. In addition to its age, its main attraction is the wooden tent-roofed Assumption Church. The temple was erected in 1674 without a single nail.

And here every spring the Atlantic salmon rises along the river - earlier it was the main trade of the villagers. Today, the movement of fish attracts more and more more tourists... Someone goes to look at a unique natural phenomenon, and someone also goes fishing - along the Varzuga river of the same name, camps for fishing tourists are stretched for hundreds of kilometers.

The village of Varzuga (Murmansk region). Photo: v-varzugu.ru

Unusual names: villages, settlements RUSSIA and got the best answer

Answer from Dmitry Shapovalov [guru]
On the forum of the Radio Mayak website, I found the following list:
We publish unusual names Russian cities, villages and villages sent by our listeners.
The city of Slavgorod, Altai Territory.
City and river Karasuk, Novosibirsk region.
The village of Strashevo, Pskov region.
Yakhrenka village, Kirov region.
The village of Bambuchki on Sakhalin.
The villages of Baikal and Mars in Bashkiria.
In the Moscow region - the rivers Besputa and Mutenka.
The village of Nedomerki, Pskov region.
Near Norilsk - the Gryaznukha river.
V Kaluga region the river Vysa flows.
Dagestan, Luxemburg village.
Orenburg region, Blyavtamak village.
The village of Grudishchi not far from the town of Kostroma.
The village of Oladikha in the Nizhny Novgorod region.
The Ik River in Bashkiria.
In Astrakhan there is the Balda river.
In Krasnoyarsk - the village of Chesnoki.
In Chukotka - the village of Chaplino.
In the Magadan region - the city of Gadlya.
Belgorod region - the village of Zhabskoye, Ladomirovka, the farm Yamki, Zazhuevka, Khryapino, Salovka, Valuyki.
In Altai - the village of Aya, its inhabitants are aychans.
In Stary Oskol there is the Ublya river.
Sinebryukhovo village, Arkhangelsk region.
The village of Muzhi in the north of the Tyumen region.
Altai Republic, village Choya.
V Kemerovo region the village of Mutnoe.
Moscow region, Klinsky district, the village of Gologuzovo.
In the Tobolsk region, the village of Barabany.
In the Lukhovitsky district of the Moscow region - the Voblya river.
In Chukotka, in the Bilibino region, there is the Keperveem river, which means the Wolverine River.
In Khakassia there is a small river Parnushka, which flows near the village of Parnoe.
In Ulyanovsk there are the Gushcha and Herring rivers.
Kaluga region, the villages of Korekozevo - Zheltukhi - Sinyavka - Matyukovo - Marmyzhi - Zlovodka - Malaya Bolsukha - Lyubun - Svinukhovo - Chumazovo - Life Waves.
In the Republic of Bashkortostan - the village of Batraki.
In Transbaikalia there are the villages of Ulyoty and Zaigraevo.
In the Kostroma region - the village of Krasny Eleon.
In the village of Poputnaya Krasnodar Territory river Bey-Murza-Chekhrak.
In the Chunsky district there are the villages of Bayanda, Vesyoliy and Vydrino.
In Tataria, in the Aznakayevsky district, there is the village of Chemodurovo.
The village of Potnyaki in the Kirov region.
In Altai - the villages of Polovinkino, Novosklyuha, Novoperunovo.
In Bashkiria, in the Belebeevsky district, there is the village of Kum-Kosyak.
Not far from the town of Noyabrsk, on the Yamal Peninsula, the Nyudya-Pidya-Yakha stream.
Shchekotiha village, Ivanovo region.
In Yakutia, in the Olekminsky district - the village of Biryuk.
V Volgograd region there is the Raztverdyaevka river in the Shakin farm.
In the Stavropol Territory there are the rivers Kuma and Podkumok. And in Kabarda there is the city of Zalukokoazhe.
Republic of Buryatia - Zabukhai village.
In the Chita region - the Durali River.
In Udmurtia, the village of Game, the village of Baldeika.
In the Altai Territory, the villages of Petukhov Log, Bezrukavka, Warsaw.
Perm Territory, the village of Fools.
In the Tver region, the village of Lokhovo (Small and Big).
The village of Khokhotui, Trans-Baikal Territory.
In the north of the Omsk region there are rivers: Shish, Uy, Ibeika, Arkarka.
There is a stream Ipukik in Kamchatka.
On Sakhalin - the Khoyambusibin river.
In the Bodaibo district of the Irkutsk region - the village of Mama.
The village of Promokashka, Chelyabinsk region.
In the Krasnoyarsk Territory - the village of Kozulka.
V Chelyabinsk region the villages of Ferschempenoise and Paris.
In the Tomsk region - the Chemondaevka river.
In the outback of the Urals, there is the town of San Donato.
Settlement Kosoy Byk, Krasnoyarsk Territory.
V Samara region there is a village with the cute name of Koshki.
In the Omsk region, in the village of Sidelnikovo, the Uy river flows.
The village of Bedoba, Krasnoyarsk Territory.
Pereplyuyka river, Tomsk region, city of Asino.
Kirov region, Kobeli village, Ezhikha village, Gusi village.
Lakes Krivoe and Horoshenkoe in the Samara region.
The Pokhabikha River flows into Baikal.
The village of Tebenki in the Kemerovo region.
In the Stavropol Territory - the Mukha River.
Srakino village, Vologda region.
Near Novosibirsk - the village of Mochishche.

Answer from Oksana[guru]
there is the village of Nasilovo in the Ryaz region)

Answer from Unknown[master]
In the Moscow region. Durykino, Rzhavki))

Answer from Lobotomy and Anhedonia[guru]
stone end, pancakes, goats, pikes, Mocha river, Bolshoi Kuyash, r. Uy, Malaya Pyssa, Nizhnie Khachiki, Moshonki, Chern, the village where Galkin lives is called Dirt (from Dirt to riches)) Bayandai, Chuvaki, Plan, Sinenkie, Verkhniye Shmary, Lokhovo, Vydropuzhsk, Pyankovo, Pedrilovo, Lobok (in company with Moshonka) ) Deep, Narrow, Soft, Malaya Blizzard, Khomutiha, and somewhere the river Ublya flows

Answer from Alexander Nefedov[guru]
river voblya in the suburbs and every 2 more name

Answer from Birthday[guru]
There is the village of Vad in the Nizhny Novgorod region. If you tell someone that you are going there, you hear "To Hell".

Answer from Roman Kapustin[newbie]
The village of Solovikha and the village of Petropavlovskoye (Petropavlovka)