Beloretsky District

Beloretsky District is a municipal territory in eastern Bashkortostan dominated by mountains, forests, and the Belaya River running across its landscape. The area consists of nineteen administrative divisions encompassing ninety-nine rural settlements, connected by regional roads that form the main network through the region.

The district was created in 1930 during Soviet administrative reorganization, with Beloretsk as its administrative center supporting the region's metal production industries. Its development followed Soviet planning focused on industrial extraction and processing of natural resources.

The population of 38,442 residents maintains both Russian Orthodox and Muslim traditions, reflecting the multicultural composition of the Bashkortostan region.

The best time to visit is during warmer months when mountain roads are passable and forest paths remain accessible. Winter conditions bring snow and ice that can make travel more challenging and require additional preparation.

The territory borders Chelyabinsk Oblast and provides access to extensive natural reserves featuring distinctive geographical characteristics. This location makes it a significant point where two administrative regions meet, offering rich forest resources.

Location: Bashkortostan

Inception: August 20, 1930

Capital city: Beloretsk

Elevation above the sea: 691 m

Shares border with: Arkhangelsky District, Gafuriysky District, Ishimbaysky District, Burzyansky District, Abzelilovsky District, Katav-Ivanovsky District, Satkinsky District

Website: http://beladmin.ru

GPS coordinates: 53.83333,58.60000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:06