The Krasnodar region is located in the southern part of Russia and immediately covers the Black Sea and the Azov Sea. Map Krasnodar region satellite shows that the Kuban River flows through its territory.
The region has a developed tourism industry. In addition, the edge occupies leading place for the production of agricultural products. The main industrial enterprises are concentrated in three large cities: Novorossiysk, Armavir and Krasnodar. The region is also famous for its winemaking. Using a map of the Krasnodar region, you can find all the wineries.
More than 60 varieties of minerals have been found in the lands of the Krasnodar Territory.
Districts of the Krasnodar Territory
Important railway lines pass through the region. Krasnodar is home to one of the largest airports in Russia.
Many important highways pass through the regions of the Krasnodar Territory: Novorossiysk - Kerch Strait, Caucasus and Moscow-Novorossiysk.
Railways pass through the region, leading to Abkhazia, Crimea and the Stavropol Territory.
Can be found central areas on the map of the Krasnodar region.
One of these areas is Abinsky. Its territory has a border with the urban district of Gelendzhik. The area is crossed by an important highway that runs from east to west. Also passes railway line from Krasnodar to Novorossiysk.
Absheronsky district is located in the south of the Krasnodar region. It contains more than 250 industrial enterprises. The following industries are distinguished:
- mechanical engineering;
- woodworking;
- food;
- metalworking.
Most of the enterprises belong to the timber industry complex. In this area there is a mountain Railway which will help you find detailed map roads of the Krasnodar region.
The Yeisk region is located on the coast of the Yeisk estuary. Within its boundaries it develops Agriculture, mechanical engineering industry, as well as light industry and the construction industry. There are more than 200 manufacturing enterprises in the region.
This area is considered a major transport hub, as it has all types of transport: air, rail, road, water and pipeline. The main highway is the Krasnodar-Yeysk highway.
A map of the Krasnodar Territory by region will help you find the Caucasus region and its main city- Kropotkin. Important The area has agriculture. Corn, pulses and sugar beets are grown here.
Korenovsk is crossed by an important railway line Krasnodar-Tikhoretsk. The largest enterprises are considered sugar factory and a dairy canning plant.
On Taman Peninsula you can find Temryuk district. The area is located most of Kuban vineyards and more than 10 wineries. Using a map of the Krasnodar Territory with villages, you can find three major ports and tourism institutions.
Map of the Krasnodar region with cities and villages
IN Krasnodar region are the following big cities:
- The most big city the region is Krasnodar. A third of industrial enterprises are concentrated here.
- Sochi is considered a seaside and ski resort.
- A map of the Krasnodar region with cities and villages will help you find Novorossiysk, which has major port. The city has cement factories and the production of Abrau Durso champagne.
- In the southeast is Armavir, which has a developed economy.
- On the territory of Yeysk there is a port with an oil terminal. The city has a developed infrastructure.
- Tuapse is considered a resort, industrial center and port.
- Anapa is one of the seaside resorts with good climatic conditions. Recommended for children's holidays. This city will allow you to find a map of the Krasnodar Territory with settlements.
- The chemical and food industries are developed on the territory of Krymsk.
- Gelendzhik is one of the famous resorts with a warm climate and a convenient bay.
- To the west is Temryuk. There are many ship repair enterprises and seaports on its territory.
Economy and industry
The map of the Krasnodar region displays everything in detail industrial facilities cities. The main type of industry in the region is processing production. Food industry is considered an important industry. Great importance The machine-building industry, as well as the metalworking industry, contribute to the economy.
More grain and sugar beets are harvested in the Krasnodar Territory than in other Russian cities.
Numerous port complexes provide a significant portion of Russia's transit cargo.
Yandex maps of the Krasnodar Territory will help you find more than 50 large construction organizations.
The Krasnodar region produces large volumes of cement. Also on its territory there are more than 20 enterprises producing concrete and reinforced concrete products.
The most important economic sector is tourism, which develops on the coasts of the seas, as well as in the mountainous regions of the region.
Black Sea- an inland sea of the Atlantic Ocean. The Bosphorus Strait connects with the Sea of Marmara, then, through the Dardanelles, with the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas. Kerch Strait connects to the Sea of Azov. From the north it cuts deep into the sea Crimean peninsula. The water border between Europe and Asia Minor runs along the surface of the Black Sea.
Area 422,000 sq. km. The outline of the Black Sea resembles an oval with the longest axis about 1150 km. Greatest length seas from north to south - 580 km. The greatest depth is 2210 m, the average is 1240 m.
The only one large peninsula- Crimean. Largest bays: Yagorlytsky, Tendrovsky, Dzharylgachsky, Karkinitsky, Kalamitsky and Feodosia in Ukraine, Varna and Burgas in Bulgaria, Sinop and Samsun - on the southern shores of the sea. In the north and northwest, estuaries overflow at the confluence of rivers. total length coastline- 3400 km.
A number of sections of the sea coast have proper names: Southern coast of Crimea, Black Sea coast of the Caucasus in Russia, Rumelian coast and Anatolian coast in Turkey. In the west and north-west the banks are low-lying, steep in places; in Crimea - mostly lowland, with the exception of the southern mountainous shores. On the eastern and southern shores The spurs of the Caucasus and Pontic mountains come close to the sea.
There are practically no islands in the Black Sea. The largest are Berezan and Zmeiny (both with an area of less than 1 sq. km).
The following flow into the Black Sea: largest rivers: Danube, Dnieper, as well as smaller Rioni, Kodori, Inguri (in the east of the sea), Chorokh, Kyzyl-Irmak, Ashley-Irmak, Sakarya (in the south), Southern Bug and Dniester (in the north).
The fauna of the Black Sea is noticeably poorer than that of the Mediterranean. The Black Sea is home to 2.5 thousand species of animals (of which 500 species are unicellular, 160 species of vertebrates - fish and mammals, 500 species of crustaceans, 200 species of mollusks, the rest are invertebrates different types), for comparison, in the Mediterranean there are about 9 thousand species.
Among the fish found in the Black Sea: different kinds gobies (bighead goby, whip goby, round goby, martovyk goby, rotan goby), Azov anchovy, Black Sea anchovy (anchovy), dogfish shark, glossa flounder, mullet of five species, bluefish, hake (hake) , sea ruffe, red mullet (common Black Sea plume), haddock, mackerel, horse mackerel, Black Sea-Azov herring, Black Sea-Azov sprat, etc. Sturgeon (beluga, Black Sea-Azov sturgeon) are also found.
Among the dangerous fish of the Black Sea are the sea dragon (the most dangerous - the spines of the dorsal fin and gill covers are poisonous), the Black Sea and noticeable scorpionfish, the stingray (sea cat) with poisonous spines on the tail.
The largest port cities on the Black Sea:
Burgas, Varna (Bulgaria);
Batumi, Poti (Georgia);
Novorossiysk, Sochi, Tuapse (Russia);
Constanta (Romania);
Samsun, Istanbul, Trabzon (Türkiye);
Odessa, Kherson, Ilyichevsk (Ukraine)
Kerch, Sevastopol, Yalta (Crimea)
Along the Don River, which flows into the Sea of Azov, there is a river waterway, connecting the Black Sea with the Caspian Sea (via the Volga-Don shipping canal and the Volga), with Baltic Sea and the White Sea (via the Volga-Baltic Waterway and the White Sea-Baltic Canal). The Danube River is connected to the North Sea through a system of canals.
On the Black Sea coast of Russia there are many resort towns and villages that all year round ready to receive guests. Many of them have long become famous and beloved by thousands of tourists. The most popular resorts on the Krasnodar and Crimean coasts of the Black Sea are:
- Adler
- Gelendzhik
- Anapa
- Blagoveshchenskaya
- Alushta
- Zander
- Evpatoria and many others
It is difficult to list all the variety of resorts on the Russian Black Sea coast. Sometimes it’s not easy to make a choice about where to go on vacation. After all, it is quite difficult to choose a suitable resort for yourself, as well as a hotel where you can relax according to your income and preferences.
In this case, you can help out with a map of resorts on the Black Sea coast in Russia. On it you will find all the resorts located on the sea coast. There are also accommodation facilities where you can stay during your stay in Crimea or the Krasnodar Territory.
If you are planning a seaside holiday in Russia, a detailed map of holiday destinations 2019 on the Black Sea will help you make your choice. You can choose from large cities, where in the summer a vibrant resort life is in full swing, full of bright emotions. Also on the map you will see small villages that offer a quieter and more secluded holiday by the sea.
It is worth noting that all resort towns and villages in Crimea and the Krasnodar Territory are constantly improving their infrastructure. A variety of accommodation facilities improve the service, offering more and more quality service And comfortable conditions accommodation. A map of the Black Sea coast with hotels, boarding houses and sanatoriums will help you find out where this or that housing option is located, look at photographs of the object, and also find out all the necessary, and most importantly, reliable information.
How to use the Black Sea holiday card
To move around the map of Cherny and Sea of Azov with resort cities you can use the navigation located on the left side of the map. And to find out information about a particular hotel, you need to click on the mark and follow the link to the site.
Today on the Internet you can find many offers from hotels offering their accommodation services for vacationers. However, not all information may be true. Moreover, it may be incomplete. The resort map of the Black Sea sanatoriums and other types of accommodation will help you make right choice for comfortable rest by the sea.
Choose hotels on the map of the Black Sea coast for your holiday in the 2019 season
By using a map of the Black Sea coast of Russia for your vacation, you can, without unnecessary risks, not only find out all the information you need about the resort, but also choose decent accommodation based on your tastes and preferences. This is very convenient, as you will have the opportunity to find out the location of hotels, inns and guest houses of the Black Sea on the map of Russia 2019. You will also be able to see photographs, rooms, services that are offered to guests. Using the resort card, you can compare offers and choose the option you like best.
A constantly updated database will allow you to learn about hotel news. Using the card, you can directly contact the administration, find out prices for vacations, and also book a room without intermediaries. This will help you save money, which is worth spending on entertainment and exciting excursions.
my trip to the village of Mogilniki, Kozhevnikovsky district - the ancestral home of almost all my relatives on my grandfather’s side
On the banks of the Ob River waiting for the ferry 
We sail to the other shore, Nizhny Seredysh Island 
Nikolsky Island 
Our apartments 
First sunset 
Fog falls on the fields 
Local cottages 
Someone is even building there 
Center:) 
The garage that my grandfather built 
Romochkino Lake 
Car park 
Tagan River, a place where people sometimes gather local residents It’s not hard to guess what they’re doing there 
The bridge from which they draw water, in which they wash, drink and eat; there is no running water in the village 
The same bridge from a different angle 
View from the bridge itself
Fishermen (there are a lot of fish there)
On the way from the river to the house 
Almost the entire village at a glance 
Fisherman fishing for fish 
Hemp blooms and smells there 
There used to be a village club here 
And this is like a substation that supplied power to a village club (there is no electricity in the village, as well as water) 
Bath 
Needs minor repairs 
Post-modernism building 
It's getting dark 
Sunset on Tagan 
The same sunset on the same Tagan 
And further.. 
Local transport 
Some information from Toviki - Tomsk wiki
Burial grounds- a village in the Kozhevnikovsky district of the Tomsk region, part of the Urtamsky rural settlement.
The population is about 10 inhabitants, most of them are Russians.
The village is located on the left bank of the Tagan River, in the Ob floodplain, 26 km from Kozhevnikov, 126 km from Tomsk. From Tomsk you can get to Mogilniki by driving along the Shegarsky tract to the Shegarsky bridge, across the Ob, then turning south to the village of Urtam. From the village of Urtam you can get to the village of Mogilniki in the summer through the ferry crossing on the Ob River and in the winter along the established ice crossing.
There are two main streets left of the village.
Transport and communications
A minibus runs from the Tomsk bus station to Urtam once a day and twice from the regional center of Kozhevnikovo. From Urtam to Mogilniki the last 11 km along country roads and through the ferry crossing to the Ob River there are no scheduled services. Postal code 636170. The village is located within stable cellular communications of Wellcom and Beeline operators. There are no electrical networks or other communications in the village.
The burial grounds are primarily known for the clusters of ancient burials located along the entire banks of the Ob and Tagan. One of the ancient villages in close proximity from the extreme street of the village is called Baraba. According to the stories of the Novosibirsk archaeologists of the NSU expedition, who had previously conducted excavations there, residents of the Baraba settlement buried their dead parents in the walls of the guarding rampart so that the spirits of their dead ancestors would protect ancestral settlement. Neolithic people loved to decorate themselves with beads made from animal teeth. In a burial ground near the village of Mogilniki, rounded bone beads were found, well polished, with a drilled hole for threading a leather cord.
A fishing artel was previously created in the village. The Tagan River was famous as the most fish-rich river in the south of the Tomsk region. After the creation of the Tomsk Muskrat Reserve in the 1970s, commercial fishing was banned, and the river began to be overgrown with grass. The Canadian muskrat did not take root and was exhausted, but created in Soviet time new organization it was already impossible to destroy. The subsequently created Tomsk state reserve excluded all fishing activities for villagers. No other jobs were created for the villagers, which doomed the village to extinction. The administration of the Kozhevnikovsky district took an unprecedented step and, by its decision, excluded this village from the list settlements Kozhevnikovsky district. Let us remember the Stalinist principle: “No man, no problem!”
However, residents loyal to their village remained in it and live subsidiary farming(cultivating a garden, raising animals). Vegetables and tobacco are grown in the gardens. Horses are grazed in the floodplain meadows in the summer. And with the advent of the adventure youth project Last Hero in Tomsk and winter seasonal marked ski routes accept tourist groups of schoolchildren and youth for a stay.
Attractions
Attractions near the village: Tagan River, Romochkino Lake, ancient settlement(settlement) Baraba (a place called “Salting” by locals).
Tourism
The village is included in a string of active and sports routes and is part of the “Taiga Triangle” of the Ob-Tom interfluve. Visited by amateurs and sports groups tourists. There are routes through the village, including visits to the Nikolsky and Irinsky pine forests, the Borki settlement along the floodplain of the Tagan River, as well as the Lower Lakes, the village and lake of Kirek, the village of Berezovaya Rechka.
Interesting activities: inspection of the village of Baraba, recreation in the village, sport fishing on the Tagan River, amateur active extreme, adventure and sports tourism (hiking, skiing, water - on motor and rowing boats, kayaks). The surrounding taiga is rich in pine cones and berries.
Village prospects
The village has every chance of becoming a center of environmental, extreme and sports tourism And active rest, a place of pilgrimage for sport fishing enthusiasts. The transfer of amateur routes to a planned mode will make the village investment attractive for organizing tourism and fishing enterprises (but having looked at the village personally, I will say that these prospects are fabulous)
" Long road to Tagan"
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"About the dangers of the Internet "
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"Two Troubles of Russia"
Part 1
After reading a post on the City by citizen Vasya about a trip to Mogilniki (), we really wanted to visit the Tagan River and try to catch something there. Title of the Most Fishy River in the South Tomsk region excited the imagination and beckoned us on our way.
In ancient times, I had the opportunity to hunt drakes in the spring for several years in a row. hunting grounds Tomsk air squad. These lands were located on the left bank of the Ospa - the right tributary of the Tagan, not far from Mogilniki. Along the winter road, they delivered a barrel of gasoline to friends in Mogilniki ahead of time to refuel the motorboats. And on motorboats, which were stored in the winter at the airport pioneer camp (just above Pobeda), they went up the Ob, up the Tagan and Ospa. The place was full of ducks, and we weren’t left without fish.
So the post awakened memories and uncontrollably pulled me on the road. The rest of the participants had never been there before, which only increased their desire to see such tempting places. It's decided - let's go! The “loaf” is filled to capacity with gas and gasoline, stuffed with food, sleeping bags, and tents. Cables, a chain winch, a rack jack, two shovels, a chainsaw and an ax were carefully taken. Let's hit the road!
1. Main Driver. If it were possible to post a video, I would use the term "Chief Pilot" :)
2. Navigator, part-time co-pilot. 
3. On the left is the Head of the fishing team, on the right is the Best Assistant. 
4. The best assistant and the old fisherman. 
5. Reliable security guard. True, there are some doubts about reliability. When, on a trip to Kirek, we met a mother bear and her cub, the guard ran away ahead of everyone like an arrow, silently and with her ears pinned back. 
6. In full accordance with the fundamental article on the Internet, we laid out a route to Urtam, where the ferry should be. 
7. When entering Urtam, we noticed a car on the roof. 
8. It turned out that there was a whole exhibition of old cars nearby. 
9. We don’t know what is in the gazebo covered with a camouflage net in the background, but the inscription on it states that “it” is closed. 
10. All the local residents interviewed confidently sent us to the ferry crossing to the upstream part of Urtam. But when we got there, we watched complete absence ferry availability. The most conscious part of the expedition went to study the map again, the less conscious part went to the “Kazanka” on the shore. 
11. Upon careful study of the map, it turned out that there are two ferry crossings 
They got lost for a long time, but they didn’t find the second ferry either. We decided to return to Kozhevnikovo and try to cross there.
12. We found a ferry crossing quite quickly. But the ferryman had a lot of work to do, and the bosses showed up. The crossing was a bummer. Perhaps in Urtam ferries run during the haymaking season and then finish their work. 
We decided to drive ten kilometers downstream from Kozhevnikovo, set up camp, try fishing in the Ob River and spend the night.
13. And here is the first fish - at the market in Kozhevnikovo. Somewhat cheaper than in Tomsk, and much fresher :) 
14. We are leaving the road. 
15. Small break for rest and natural needs. 
16. View of the Ob from the shore. The shore is sealed, but if you stand in the water, it begins to suck. 
17. The tents are set up. 
It got significantly warmer and the midges came out. We spray it with Biban from time to time, but it doesn’t help much. We switch to Pavlovsky grids and water them generously with fresh tar. We are watching positive effect. IN large quantities annoying wasps. By the way, in Urtam, on the banks of the Ob, they also pestered me a little. We set up five hooks with two or three hooks each, a mesh screen, and pick up two float rods and a spinning rod. The place is quite lively - fishermen periodically drive up and try their luck. From them we learn a lot of new things: that here you need to fish for maggots, and not for worms, that the spoon should be smaller, and not rotating, but oscillating. But since the newcomers don’t have anything going for them, we calm down and don’t take their advice to heart.
18. Arrogantly took an old reel for spinning, being too lazy to look for an inertia-free reel. 
The last time I fished with such a reel was five years ago. And even then I used it mainly as a path, letting it out from the side behind the kayak. It turned out that the ability to cast a spoon with such a reel needs to be renewed periodically. It's not like swimming or riding a bike - just learn it once and you won't forget. And then, from the very first cast, he got a magnificent “beard” and spent a long time unraveling it, shyly hiding from the other fishermen. And he beat his fingers and threw them in the wrong direction...
19. It’s getting dark, and occasionally we remove one or two ruffs the size of a little finger from the tucks. 
20. A hearty snack - and around the tents. 
21. Armchairs from the salon create a cozy and relaxed atmosphere. 
22. “The morning is painted with a delicate color...” 
23. Let's go check the nooks and crannies. 
24. Another brush, and a miracle - the spoon that was torn off yesterday has returned! 
25. During the night it brought a lot of sif. The entire shore is covered in foam, but it is not greasy. But when a school of ibis entered the Far Eastern Marine Reserve and the entire fishing fleet rushed there, such disgust came from the floating fish processing plant... All the shores of the nearest bays were covered with a foul-smelling, greasy foam. 
We wind up the snatches and collect the gear. It's time to have breakfast, pack up the tents and move on to Great Dream- Tagan! :)
26. The morning coolness invigorates. 
27. Masha liked the beekeeper’s hat. 
28. We collect our small catch (in total we caught 15 pipe cleaners and 2 dace). 
29. The red circle marks (approximately) the place where we spent the night. 
We decide to return to Pobeda, get to Kireevsk and from there along old road try to get to Molchanovo, and if you’re lucky, then to Mogilniki.
30. We passed Kireevsk. 
31. After the fork at Molchanovo, the road deteriorated sharply. 
32. A shovel was used. 
Since the story turned out to be rather long, I decided, in order not to tire the reader, to divide the content equally into two parts. So, end of the FIRST part.