Alexandrovsky District, Tomsk Oblast

The Alexandrovsky District spans 30,160 square kilometers with the Ob River dividing the territory into two distinct sections of varied landscapes.

The district began its administrative journey in 1923 as part of Tobolsk Okrug before transitioning through Narym Okrug and finally settling in Tomsk Oblast.

The district maintains a population mix of 80 percent Russians, 9 percent Germans, and 4.8 percent Khant-Selkups, reflecting regional demographic patterns.

Transportation within the district relies primarily on air services and river routes due to limited ground connections to neighboring urban centers.

Twenty-two oil fields operate within the district boundaries, alongside natural gas reserves and combustible peat deposits that support the regional economy.

Location: Tomsk Oblast

Inception: 1923

Capital city: Alexandrovskoye

Elevation above the sea: 48 m

Website: http://als.tomskinvest.ru

GPS coordinates: 60.42500,77.86667

Latest update: March 5, 2025 10:16