Yeysky District

Yeysky District is a rural administrative area in Krasnodar Krai in southwestern Russia, comprising several small settlements scattered across flat, agricultural land. The territory is shaped by open fields, local villages, and proximity to water bodies that define economic and daily activities.

The district was established in 1924 and was part of several administrative reorganizations during the Soviet period. These changes reflected the reshaping of regional governance in southern Soviet territories.

The district takes its name from the town of Yeysk, which serves as the administrative hub and shapes regional identity. Residents connect their daily lives to farming and fishing traditions passed down through generations.

The district lies in a flat region with good connections to other parts of Krai, with Yeysk serving as the central hub for services and information. Visitors will find typical rural infrastructure suited mainly to local daily life rather than organized tourism.

Within the district lies Lake Khanskoye, a significant salt-water lake that plays a special role in local ecology and economy. This body of water attracts migratory birds and supports specialized fishing and other water-related activities.

Location: Krasnodar Krai

Inception: 1924

Capital city: Yeysk

Website: http://yeiskraion.ru

GPS coordinates: 46.68330,38.28330

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:41