Ostrovichsky

Ostrovichsky, also known as Ostrovitsky, is an administrative district in Kamchatka Krai, Russia. It was established in 2007 as a part of the administrative reform. The district is situated in the central part of the Kamchatka Peninsula, bounded by the Oka River in the north and the Kasatka River in the south.

The district's administrative center is the urban settlement of Ostrovichsky. It is a small settlement located about 46 kilometers northwest of the city of Kamenskoye. The population of the district is approximately 2400 people.

Ostrovichsky is a relatively sparsely populated area. The economy of the district relies on natural resources and fishing industry. The main occupation of the local population is associated with these sectors.

Road infrastructure in the district is very limited. The primary connection to other populated areas is through highways. The Kamchatka Highway R-470 connects Ostrovichsky to other parts of the peninsula.

Native hunting, wood-harvesting and commercial fishing are allowed in the area of the Ostrovichsky District. There were verification works and re-survey started by the Russian Government in 1934. Several ancient settlements and archaeological sites near Ustiv McGraka River and Kasatka River Open-Area and Uris places with some others Ostrovichsky occur at present.

Tourism remains in its earliest stages in the region.