Ishimbaysky District

Ishimbaysky District spans across 4,006 square kilometers of land in the central part of Bashkortostan, containing eighty-six rural settlements and thirteen administrative divisions.

The district emerged as an administrative entity on August 20, 1930, during the period of Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, marking a significant territorial reorganization.

The district represents a fusion of Russian, Bashkir, and Tatar communities, maintaining traditional celebrations and preserving local customs through its rural settlements.

The administrative center Ishimbay connects the district's villages through a network of local roads, providing essential services to a population of over 87,000 residents.

The territory encompasses the Kalim-uskan Rock formation with the Salavat Yulayev Cave, situated at an elevation of 845 meters above sea level.

Location: Bashkortostan

Inception: August 20, 1930

Capital city: Ishimbay

Elevation above the sea: 845 m

Shares border with: Beloretsky District

Website: http://ishimbaimr.ru

GPS coordinates: 53.47700,56.51200

Latest update: March 5, 2025 17:57