Esteget

Esteget refers to a variety of things, most notably a river and a settlement in Russia. The Esteget River is located in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in the Russian Far East. It is a tributary of the Lena River, one of the longest rivers in the world. The Esteget River flows through sparsely populated taiga and tundra regions. Its waters are primarily fed by snowmelt and rainfall.

Associated with the river is a settlement also named Esteget. This locality is situated within the Sakha Republic. Like much of the region, it experiences extreme continental climate conditions with very cold winters. The economy of such settlements is often tied to local resources and traditional activities, such as hunting and fishing, although specific details for Esteget are not widely documented. The area's remoteness influences its development and accessibility. The name "Esteget" itself is of local origin, reflecting the indigenous languages of the region.