Bureysky

Bureysky is a geographical name that can refer to several related entities in the Russian Far East. The most prominent is the Bureya River, a major tributary of the Amur River. The Bureya River flows through Amur Oblast and Khabarovsk Krai, forming a significant part of the region's landscape and ecosystem. It is known for its powerful currents and is an important waterway for transportation and hydroelectric power generation.

Associated with the Bureya River is the Bureya Dam, a large hydroelectric power station located on the river. This dam is one of the largest of its kind in Russia and plays a crucial role in the region's energy supply. The reservoir created by the dam, known as Bureyskoye Reservoir, has also altered the local environment and economy.

The Bureya Mountains are another geographical feature linked to the region, a mountain range through which the Bureya River flows. These mountains are part of the broader system of the Far Eastern highlands and are characterized by their forested slopes and rugged terrain. The name Bureysky likely derives from this river or mountain range, indicating a connection to the area.