Tlyustenkhabl, Urban settlement in Teuchezhsky District, Russia
Tlyustenkhabl is an urban-type settlement on the left bank of the Kuban River, facing the city of Krasnodar and situated near the Krasnodar Reservoir. The settlement serves as an administrative center for its municipal entity and includes the rural locality of Tugurgoy.
The settlement was founded in 1840 and developed during the Soviet era as a designated urban locality meeting specific population and infrastructure standards. Its growth reflects the economic and administrative development of the Kuban region.
A memorial in the settlement honors Sultan Khan-Giray, a Circassian ethnographer and writer who recorded regional traditions and knowledge. His work reflects how much the community values preserving local heritage and stories.
The settlement lies on relatively flat terrain and is easily accessible, with good connections to nearby Krasnodar. Keep in mind this is a working residential place, not designed as a tourist destination.
The settlement sits at an elevation of around 21 meters in an area with distinct geographic and administrative characteristics. This low-lying position has shaped local water management and ecology.
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