Ust-Aldansky District

The Ust-Aldansky District spans 18,300 square kilometers across central Sakha, featuring flat landscapes intersected by the Lena and Aldan rivers.

The district emerged through administrative reforms on January 9, 1930, during the Soviet period when regional territories underwent systematic organization and classification.

The district population of 22,155 residents includes 98.9 percent Yakuts, maintaining strong connections to their traditional practices and agricultural heritage.

The administrative center Borogontsy coordinates activities across 21 rural districts encompassing 35 localities, with temperatures ranging from -42°C in January to 16°C in July.

Lakes Myuryu, Oner, and Targyldzhyma form significant water features within this district, contributing to the agricultural activities of local communities.

Location: Sakha

Inception: January 9, 1930

Capital city: Borogontsy

Website: http://sakha.gov.ru/ust-aldansky

Website: http://sakha.gov.ru/ust-aldansky

GPS coordinates: 58.66670,125.35000

Latest update: March 3, 2025 05:30