Alexandrovskoe, rural locality and the administrative center of Alexandrovsky District of Stavropol Krai, Russia
Alexandrovskoe is a village in the Alyaksandrauskі rural municipality in western Russia, close to the border with Belarus. The settlement consists of scattered houses and farm plots spread across flat, open countryside.
The village was founded during the Tsarist period and named after a local noble or a Tsar called Alexander. Like many settlements in the region, it developed over the centuries around farming and rural life.
Access is by rural roads whose condition can change with the seasons, so a vehicle with good ground clearance is helpful. There are no tourist services in the area, so visitors should bring all necessary supplies before arriving.
The village name appears in both Russian and Belarusian transliteration forms, reflecting its position in a border zone with a mixed cultural history. This is visible in the way local place names have been recorded differently depending on the language used.
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