Krasnoarmeysky District, Municipal district in Chelyabinsk Oblast, Russia.
Krasnoarmeysky District is a municipal area in northeastern Chelyabinsk Oblast, Russia. The district encompasses multiple rural settlements spread across a large territory, with Miasskoye serving as its main administrative hub.
The area was established as an administrative district on January 13, 1941, merging several previously separate rural settlements under one structure. This creation organized the sparsely populated northeastern region of the oblast into a coherent administrative framework.
The district maintains fifteen rural settlements across 78 inhabited locations, preserving traditional Russian rural life through local customs and community organizations.
The district is connected through an established road network linking it to neighboring regions. As a large and thinly populated area, visitors should plan ahead when traveling through this territory.
The population density of 11 people per square kilometer reflects the rural character of this district, where Miasskoye represents 23.4 percent of the total inhabitants.
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