Belorechensky District

Belorechensky District is a municipal administrative area in southern central Krasnodar Krai, comprising several hundred square kilometers with a mix of rural settlements. It is divided into nine rural okrugs and approximately 59 villages, with Belorechensk serving as the district's main center.

The district was established in 1924 and underwent several administrative reorganizations, moving through different regional structures over the following decades. It eventually became part of its current regional framework.

The district maintains a rural way of life centered on farming, with agriculture shaping how communities function and interact with the land. Walking through the settlements, you notice the traditional architecture and patterns of work tied to the seasons and the soil.

The district operates within Russia's central time zone and sits along major transportation routes, making connections to larger urban centers accessible. When exploring the area, expect rural conditions and plan for flexible travel arrangements within the region.

The district shares a border with the Republic of Adygea, placing it at a crossroads of regional influences and historical interactions. This location has shaped the connections between communities and neighboring territories.

Location: Krasnodar Krai

Inception: June 2, 1924

Capital city: Belorechensk

Elevation above the sea: 121 m

Website: https://adm-belorechensk.ru

GPS coordinates: 44.76667,39.86667

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:23