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Primorsky Krai is one of the subjects Far East Russia, bordering Khabarovsk Territory, Sakhalin region, China and DPRK and washed by the Sea of ​​Japan. Almost ten settlements of the region are equated to districts Far North. In addition to the mainland, Primorye includes numerous groups of islands. Primorsky Krai has a well-developed network of railways and roads, international airport and several helipads, as well as seaports, playing an important role in transport communication region. Largest cities– Vladivostok, Nakhodka, Artem, Ussuriysk, Partizansk.

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Primorsky Krai is rich in a number of large and unique deposits of various minerals: fluorspar, tungsten, lead, tin, coal, non-ferrous metals (including silver and gold), boron. Numerous medical and sanatorium complexes operate based on underground mineral and mud springs. IN last years Prospective development of deposits of precious stones (diamonds, corundum, sapphires, opals and others) is underway, oil and gas production has been intensified.
The national composition is quite diverse: Russians, Ukrainians and Belarusians, Koreans and Chinese, Tatars, Uzbeks and Mordovians, Armenians and Azerbaijanis, as well as indigenous peoples - Nanais, Tazy and Udege. The main religion is Orthodoxy, but Old Believers, Islam, Buddhism, the Mormon organization and other faiths are also widespread. Administrative division represents urban districts and municipal areas, which include both urban and rural settlements.
The main economically profitable sectors of industry are oil production and transportation, development rocks, chemical production, fishing, maritime commercial shipping.
Primorye is rich in all kinds of attractions, which attracts people here great amount tourists throughout the year. For example, the fortification museum “Vladivostok Fortress” is a unique military-historical site that has no analogues in the world, and the Shaiginskoye settlement is natural monument the ancient state of Jing. The Sukhanov House-Museum is one of a kind Far Eastern Museum, the exhibitions of which tell about the life and everyday life of a tsarist official. The Vladivostok funicular offers stunning views of the city panorama, which is especially beautiful at night. Nakhodka “Stone of Friendship” is a memorial sign in honor of the sister cities. There are widespread shops in the region selling items of local folk crafts, as well as national clothing and jewelry self made.

Map of Primorsky Krai from satellite. Explore the satellite map of Primorsky Krai online in real time. A detailed map of Primorsky Krai was created based on satellite images high resolution. As close as possible satellite map Primorsky Krai allows you to study the streets in detail, detached houses and sights of the Primorsky Territory. The map of Primorsky Krai from a satellite can easily be switched to regular map mode (diagram).

Primorsky Krai is located in the southernmost Far Eastern part of Russia on the coast of the Sea of ​​Japan. The regional center is the city of Vladivostok.

The climate of the region is moderate monsoon. On weather in the Primorsky Territory, cyclones coming from Pacific Ocean. In winter they bring cold air, creating windy but sunny weather; and in the summer there are strong destructive typhoons. Therefore, in general, the weather in the Primorsky Territory is windy and humid.

On the territory of the Primorsky Territory you can still see the ruins of fortifications and sites that remind of that distant time in the Middle Ages when the Primorsky Territory was part of the Bohai state. The largest settlements are Nikolaevskoye and Shaiginskoye. Many historical and architectural monuments can be seen near the city of Arsenyev. These are more than 40 archaeological sites, which include caves, settlements, and ancient settlements.

One of the main attractions Primorsky Krai– Vladivostok fortress. This fortress is the only surviving sea fortress in Russia. Today, the defensive structures of the fortress are museum complexes and one of the most popular places visits by tourists.

Thanks to the diverse nature and landscapes, relaxing tourism is harmoniously combined with sports and extreme tourism. Lovers active species Sports people will have a great time doing diving, parachuting, surfing, caving, etc.

Those who prefer a relaxing holiday in nature should give preference to eco-tourism. Numerous travel agencies offer not only holidays in sanatoriums and boarding houses, but also various tourist routes, running through the most picturesque areas of the Primorsky Territory. Also popular in Primorsky Krai sport hunting and fishing.

Anna Bay is a bay in the eastern part of Peter the Great Bay, located between capes Gembachev and Gambetsky. The length of the bay is 1.7 km, width is 0.9 km. Anna Bay consists of a number of small bays and, due to its semi-enclosed water area, is well protected from high waves. Coastline The bays are varied - sections of sandy and pebble beaches alternate steep cliffs. The hills surrounding the bay are covered with oak and bushes.

  • Astafieva Bay

    Astafiev Bay is located on the territory of the Marine Reserve in the Khasansky district and is therefore sparsely populated. The water here is so clean that even from the nearest hill you can see the sandy bottom. The snow-white quartz sand of the beach shines in the sun, eclipsing the pristine beaches of tropical resorts. Astafieva Bay is protected from the wind by the high hills surrounding it.

  • Babkin Bay

    Babkina Bay is a bay on west coast Russky Islands in Peter the Great Bay. First mapped (with some distortions) in 1959. It was studied and mapped in more detail in 1862 by the expedition of Lieutenant Colonel of the Corps of Navigators V.M. Babkina. At the same time, the expedition named the bay after the name of the expedition leader V.M. Babkina – outstanding researcher Sea of ​​Japan.

  • Cormorant Bay

    Baklan Bay is a large bay in Peter the Great Bay near the village of Slavyanka. The bay is located on the Bruce Peninsula between Cape Teal and the Clerk Peninsula. Opposite Baklan Bay are the Antipenko and Sibiryakova islands. The Poima River flows into approximately the middle part of the bay. In the central part of the bay there are sandy beaches with shallow depths. North coast covered with forest and becomes more rocky and steep. To the south of the Poima River, the plants of the Primorsky Territory are represented by forbs and shrubs.

  • Boysman's Bay

    Boysman Bay is located on the western shore of Peter the Great Bay between Cape Clerk and Cape Krasny. The coast of Boysman Bay is one large beach, pebbly in some places and sandy in others. The sandy beaches are especially good in the northern half of the bay - from the mouth of the Ryazanovka River to Cape Klerka. Not far from it, in the northern part of the bay, is small island Clerk.

  • Valentine Bay

    Valentin Bay is a unique corner of nature located in the Lazovsky district of Primorsky Krai. The bay was discovered on July 30, 1860 by an expedition led by V.M. Babkin, who explored the waters of the Far East on the schooner “Vostok”. It is thanks to the date of the opening of the bay that it was named “Valentin”, in honor of the holy great martyr St. Valentine.

  • Wrangel Bay

    Wrangel Bay is a bay in the eastern part of Nakhodka Bay, located between capes Petrovsky and Kamensky. The length of the bay is 3.5 km, the maximum width is 1.5 km. The bay was discovered in 1860 by the expedition of Vasily Babkin, who explored the coast of the Sea of ​​Japan on the steam schooner Vostok. Named in honor of Bernhard Wrangel, a Russian navigator and hydrographer.

  • Gorshkov Bay

    Gorshkov Bay, located south of Cape Lev, between capes Vysoky (in the south) and Sosnovy (in the north), is the last in a series of bays of the Far Eastern State Marine Reserve (Astafieva, Srednyaya, Gorshkova, Spaseniya, Nerpichya) in the vicinity of the Gamow Peninsula and Vityaz Bay.

  • Golden Horn Bay

    Golden Horn Bay is a bay in Peter the Great Bay, on both banks of which the port city of Vladivostok is located. The bay is located on the northern shore of the Eastern Bosphorus Strait between capes Tigrovy and Goldobina. The bay is bordered from the northwest by the Shkota Peninsula.

  • Kalevala Bay

    Very picturesque bay, with a beautiful sandy beach. Even in the nicest weather summer days Kalevala Bay is almost deserted: it is difficult to get to and it is located in the protected area of ​​the Far Eastern Marine Reserve.

  • Shallow Bay

    Melkovodnaya Bay belongs to the Khasansky district of Primorsky Krai and is located south of the peninsula Sandy - between Cape Ogranovich and the right slope of Mount Stolovaya. The bay is really shallow; with a silted and overgrown bottom; with low-lying banks overgrown with reeds and bushes. On the shore of the bay is the village of Beregovoe. A small river flows into the apex of the bay.

  • Muravyinaya Bay

    Muravinaya Bay is a bay in the Ussuri Bay of the Sea of ​​Japan, located between Capes Turtlepakha and Obryvisty. Until 1974 it was called Maitoun. The shores of the bay, excluding the southwestern shore, are low, bordered sandy beaches. The Shkotovka and Artemovka rivers flow into the top of the bay.

  • Narva Bay

    Narva Bay is located in the eastern part of the Amur Bay and is bounded in the north by Cape Turek on the Lomonosov Peninsula and Cape Brynner in the south, behind which is the small Heka Bay and then the vast Yankovsky Peninsula. A significant part of the coast of Narva Bay is composed of yellow sand. The Narva River flows into the bay.

  • Nerpichya Bay

    Nerpichya Bay belongs to the Khasansky district and is one of five bays (Astafieva, Srednyaya, Gorshkova, Spaseniya, Nerpichya) that are part of the Far Eastern Marine Reserve in the vicinity of Vityaz Bay and the Gamow Peninsula.

  • Novgorodskaya Bay

    Novgorodskaya Bay is located inside the bay of Posyet Bay and you can get to it by sea by passing Capes Astafiev and Shelekha. The entrance to the bay is located opposite the tip of the Nazimov Spit, between the bays of Reid Pallada and Expedition.

  • Pavlovsky Bay

    Pavlovsky Bay is a bay in the eastern part of Strelok Bay in the Peter the Great Gulf. It received its name in 1892 in honor of the commander of the gunboat “Ermine”, Captain P.S. Pavlovsky. IN Soviet time Pavlovsky Bay was the main base for diesel and then nuclear submarines Pacific Fleet.

  • Patroclus Bay

    Patroclus Bay is located on south coast of the Muravyov-Amursky Peninsula, going into northern part Bosphorus Strait - Eastern. Patroclus Bay is the easternmost of the bays on the southern coast of the Muravyov-Amursky Peninsula (Golden Horn, Diomede, Ulysses, Patroclus). The shores of the bay are high, rocky, steep, heavily overgrown with forest.

  • Raid Pallada Bay

    Reid Pallada Bay, washing the Krabbe Peninsula, is home to many commercial fish: herring, navaga, flounder, greenling, smelt, etc. In the summer, along with the warm southern currents, mackerel, tuna, mackerel, and ivory come here. The migration routes of salmon are also located here: pink salmon, chum salmon, and masu salmon. The world of invertebrates is also extremely rich - sea cucumbers live here, sea ​​urchins, scallops, squid, octopus, crabs, anadars, spizulas and shrimp. Clean sea water and productive fishing in Primorye - all this is the Reid Pallada Bay.

  • Rifovaya Bay

    Rifovaya Bay is located between capes De Livron and Reefovy, near the village of Yuzhno-Morskaya and 40 km from Nakhodka. The bay has low shores bordered by extensive sandy beaches. The beaches of the bay extend for 2-3 km and are a favorite place for relaxation at sea.

  • Salvation Bay

    Salvation Bay is a small bay in the northeast of the Gamow Peninsula, adjacent to Astafieva Bay. The bay is limited by capes and has a pebble bottom. Opposite the bay there are small islands and a cordon of a marine reserve. The famous densely flowered pines grow on the rocky and steep shores of the capes bordering the bay.

  • Spokoinaya Bay

    Spokoinaya Bay is a small bay in the Sea of ​​Japan, located 30 km from Nakhodka towards the village. Oriental. The name of the bay itself suggests that there are no winds and a warm sea with clear emerald water. In addition, Spokoinaya Bay attracts lovers of seaside holidays with magnificent clean beaches from small white sand.

  • Srednyaya Bay

    Srednyaya Bay is one of most beautiful places Southern Primorye, where the nature of the Primorsky region is presented in its full beauty. The bay is part of the Far Eastern Marine Reserve and one of its cordons is located here. On the shores of Srednyaya Bay there are mysterious and mysterious oak “Druid” forests, and the hard bottom of white sand blends perfectly with the blue water.

  • Sukhodol Bay

    Sukhodol Bay (old name Kangauz) is a bay in the Ussuri Bay of the Sea of ​​Japan. The bay is limited from the north by Cape Azaryev and from the south by Cape Krasny. In the east, the Sukhodol (old name Kangauz) and Petrovka rivers flow into the bay. The banks here are low and covered with grass. Northern and southern shores, on the contrary, are rocky and steep. The depths in the bay are shallow, with a silted bottom near the shore.

    • Primorsky Krai, part of the Far Eastern Federal District, is located on the shores of the Sea of ​​Japan, at the very edge in the southeastern part of the Russian Federation. It has a length of about 900 km and borders on China in the west and the DPRK in the southwest. Includes 12 large cities and 25 districts and 46 municipalities.

    Satellite map of Primorsky Krai represents satellite photo of Primorsky Krai V high resolution. Use + and – in the left corner of the map to enlarge the satellite image of Primorsky Krai.

    Primorsky Krai. Satellite view

    You can view it in both schematic map mode and satellite view by switching the view modes on the right side of the map.

    The capital of the Vladivostok district, once a military outpost of Russia, is today a major scientific, cultural and industrial center of the Far East. Start and end here sea ​​travel to Sakhalin and Kamchatka, there are trade routes. In addition to the administrative center of the region, its main cities include Artem, Ussuriysk and Nakhodka, with a population of over 100 thousand people.

    Vladivostok. Satellite map online
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    In addition to the mainland, the Primorsky Territory also includes islands that received their names in honor of the great navigators. The islands of Russky, Putyatin, and Petrova have long become part of Russian history.
    About 6,000 rivers flow through the territory of the region, total length more than 18000 km. Large water arteries of the Primorsky Territory are Ussuri, Arsenyevka, Bolshaya Ussurka. Conventionally, all rivers in the region can be divided into 2 watersheds. Rivers flowing from the Sikhote-Alin mountain into the Sea of ​​Japan and flowing into the Peter the Great Gulf. In addition, here is largest lake Far East Khanka, rich in fish and poultry. Of particular interest to connoisseurs of beauty is Lake Orekhovoye, where you can admire the most beautiful lotuses.
    The climate of the Primorsky Territory is monsoonal, temperate with big amount sunny days. Winters are usually short and with little snow, and summers are warm, without sweltering heat. Animal wealth and flora the local latitudes are simply amazing. Large areas are occupied by broad-leaved forests, and Mountain peaks covered with tundra vegetation.
    There are also unique attractions in the Primorsky Territory, which include the monument of defensive architecture Vladivostok Fortress, Smolny Waterfalls, the Kingdom of Caves near the Artemovka River, and the ancient Lozovy Reef. When traveling around Primorye, you can’t help but visit Livadia Bay, national park“Call of the Tiger,” a historical and literary museum in the village of Chuguevka, where the writer A. Fadeev spent his childhood and adolescence. Do not see the Sikhote-Alin volcanic field, Kravtsovskie waterfalls. And in major cities Primorye contains many interesting museums, galleries and exhibition halls. Seaside towns surprise with their architectural monuments, ancient houses with elegant decorations and irresistible temples.
    Describe any unusual and fascinating places It is simply impossible to visit the Primorsky Territory; it contains the most interesting sights that definitely need to be seen with your own eyes. Primorye is rightfully considered one of the most beautiful corners of Russia.

     

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