Gorodetskoye

Gorodetskoye is a rural locality in Vologda Oblast, Russia, situated in the Gorodetsky District. The settlement is located on the left bank of the Rybolovo River, a tributary of the Vytegara River. As of 2020, Gorodetskoye had an estimated population of 235 people.

The locality falls within the administrative boundaries of the Gorodetsky Town Under Oblast Jurisdiction, whose administrative center is located in the town of Gorodets. Urban settlement-style governance is exercised at the local level.

Gorodetskoye is largely a rural area with nearby natural resources, with forests and rivers available for fishing and hunting. Land is used primarily for agriculture. Advancements in agricultural techniques have likely improved crop yields in the region.

Gorodetskoye can be reached by road, the locality being connected to the regional network of highways and rural roads. Public transportation options, including buses, are available but may have limited schedules.

Education and healthcare are available in Gorodets and other nearby towns. However, schooling and medical care in rural areas may be more limited than in urban settings.

Residential properties in Gorodetskoye are predominantly made from wood, reflecting the region's historic agricultural focus. Church-related architecture and religious sites are present, mostly catering to Orthodox Christian practices. Some scenic natural settings nearby, including Vytegara National Park, offer opportunities for tourists and outdoor enthusiasts to visit and engage in leisure activities.