Kazbekovsky District

Kazbekovsky District extends over 723 square kilometers of land in the forested foothills, with elevations ranging from 500 to 1900 meters above sea level.

The district emerged as an administrative entity in 1928 and remained part of the Dagestan Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic until the dissolution in 1991.

The district incorporates fifteen rural localities and one urban settlement, representing different ethnic groups that maintain their languages and traditions.

Dylym functions as the administrative center, coordinating services and governance for a population of over 42,000 residents across the district.

The Aktash River flows through the district from southeast to northwest, shaping the mountainous terrain and supporting local agriculture.

Location: Dagestan

Inception: 1928

Capital city: Dylym

Website: http://www.kazbekovskiy.ru/

Website: http://kazbekovskiy.ru

GPS coordinates: 43.07139,46.63167

Latest update: March 18, 2025 01:59