Spas-Klepiki, Administrative town in Ryazan Oblast, Russia
Spas-Klepiki is a town in Ryazan Oblast situated along the Pra River, which flows into the Oka. It serves as the administrative center for Klepikovsky District and anchors the local region.
The settlement began in the 16th century as Klepiki and became an officially designated town in 1920 during the early Soviet era. This change reflected its growing importance as a regional administrative center.
The population decline from 7,209 residents in 1989 to 5,916 in 2010 reflects the demographic changes occurring across rural Russian communities.
The town is accessible year-round and operates in the UTC+3 time zone. Visitors should prepare for a continental climate with cold winters and warm summers.
Located at an elevation of 110 meters, the town serves as both an administrative hub and an urban settlement within the Klepikovsky Municipal District.
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