Khangalassky District

Khangalassky District spans across 24,680 square kilometers of northern Siberian territory, featuring the Lena River and numerous rural settlements throughout its boundaries point.

The district underwent administrative changes from its establishment in 1930, including a period as Ordzhonikidzevsky District from 1937 until receiving its current name in 1992.

The population of 34,435 residents includes a mixture of ethnic groups, with Yakuts representing 67.6 percent and Russians accounting for 27.8 percent of inhabitants.

The administrative center of Pokrovsk connects to other regions through the A360 Lena Highway, facilitating transportation and commerce throughout the district.

The district experiences temperature extremes ranging from minus 40 degrees Celsius in January to plus 19 degrees Celsius in July, with annual precipitation between 200-350 millimeters.

Location: Sakha

Inception: February 10, 1930

Capital city: Pokrovsk

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GPS coordinates: 61.30000,127.20000

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:46