Nastasov

Nastasov is a rural locality and a MJRA (mountain group settlement) in Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia. It is located in the Putoransky District of the Krasnoyarsk Krai region.

The population of Nastasov is predominantly of ethnic Russian descent, with a small minority of indigenous peoples. The settlement is located in a remote area of the Putoransky District, which is characterized by vast expanses of wilderness, mountains, and rivers. The terrain in the area is quite challenging and not easily accessible due to the remoteness and ruggedness of the surrounding landscape.

Nastasov, like many other rural localities in Russia, tends to have limited access to modern amenities and services. The infrastructure in the area is often underdeveloped, and residents frequently rely on local resources and traditional practices to meet their basic needs. Despite these challenges, the settlement remains an essential part of the local community and the regional economy.

The inhabitants of Nastasov are primarily engaged in subsistence activities such as hunting, fishing, and farming, which provide the necessary resources for survival in the extreme environment. The settlement also serves as a hub for occasional trade with neighboring settlements and larger population centers, including the Krasnoyarsk city.

The exact historical origins and development of Nastasov are not well-documented, and most available information on the settlement focuses on its contemporary status and the general conditions described above. The overall economic, social, and demographic context of Nastasov can be categorized as typical of rural Russian towns and villages in the Putoransky District.