Bogorodsky Selsoviet is a rural settlement within Voskresensky District, Nizhny Novgorod Region, with its administrative center in the selo (a larger village) of Bogorodskoye.[1]
Composition of the territory
The selsoviet comprises 27 settlements: the selo of Bogorodskoye (the center), the selo of Dokukino, the selo of Uspenskoye, and the villages of Baranikha, Bakharevo, Beskhodarnoye, Bogdanovo, Borisovka, Valyavikha, Galibikha, Evdokimovo, Zadvorka, Zvyagino, Kalinikha, Kosogorovo, Kurdoma, Ladygino, Lalakino, Nagornoye, Sosnovka, Sukhoborka, Sysuevo, Tomilikha, Trifakino, Urubkovo, Channikovo, Shevelino.[1] According to the 2002 All-Russian Population Census, the selsoviet had settlements with permanent residents.[3]
Environmental situation
Foci of Sosnowsky's hogweed have been recorded on the territory of the selsoviet: according to the "Antiborshchevik" ("Anti-Hogweed") map, 6 sites with a total area of about 17 hectares (1,723 sotkas) are marked, of which 3 are completely overgrown and 3 are partially overgrown; no treated sites have been recorded.[2]
Links
- Official website (archive) (runi.rf)
Sources
- geotree.ru — Bogorodsky Village Council, Voskresensky District, Nizhny Novgorod Region (22622408)
- antiborschevik.info — Hogweed: Bogorodsky Village Council, Nizhny Novgorod Region — map of affected areas
- familio.org — 2002 All-Russian Population Census
- kartarf.ru — Bogorodsky Village Council rural settlement on the map of Russia. Map of the town of Bogorodsky Village Council, Voskresensky District, with streets and house numbers. Satellite map of the town of Bogorodsky…
- сейчас.онлайн — Bogorodsky Village Council (Voskresensky District) right now — nearby live streams