Obriger

Obriger is a dry civilian administrative unit in the Pushkino Arm of the Yemelyanovsky District, Yemelyanovsky District, Voronezh Oblast, Russia. It has a population of 840 inhabitants.

The village is situated 88 kilometres west of Voronezh and has been absorbed into the municipal area of the town of Pushkino. Obriger received electricity and a community house in the mid-2000s, an initiative aimed at resolving existing problems. Issues such as the lack of passable roads persisted at this time.

The village contains predominantly single-story dwellings, though multi-story structures are less abundant. As part of the municipal area of a larger town, social services such as schools, medical facilities, and pathways for documentation and communication have been established.

A number of amenities are within reach for the inhabitants. Within the town of Pushkino, residents are two kilometers or about 15-20 minutes on foot from local facilities, which include a marketplace, various service offices, bakeries, a pet store, a pharmacy, medical facilities, and stores with consumer goods. They also have routes that enable transportation to other locations.

Obriger remains a small village within a larger urban area. Its specific construction and local features integrate its design into the infrastructure of the municipal area established as part of Voronezh Oblast, Russia. The unique suburban dynamics of this resolution inherently guide the social regularities, viability, and characteristics of residents living within this sub-regional expansion.