Horki, Administrative district in Mogilev Region, Belarus
Horki is an administrative district in northeastern Mogilev Region, Belarus. The area encompasses numerous rural settlements connected by rail and bus services to surrounding regions.
The area was first mentioned in 1544 as a village owned by Prince Drucki-Horski. Following the First Partition of Poland in 1772, it came under Russian control.
The Belarusian State Agricultural Academy, established in 1840 as an agricultural school, stands as the primary educational institution in the district.
The district is well served by rail and bus lines and acts as a transport hub for the region. Visitors should expect rural conditions and check connections in advance.
The area is crossed by several rivers, including Pronia, Basia, and Miareja. The soil contains significant deposits of peat, sand, and clay used for industrial purposes.
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