Peremyshlsky

Peremyshlsky is a district (raion) of Pskov Oblast, Russia, located in the southern part of the oblast. The administrative center of the district is the urban-type settlement of Peremyslo. The district was established in 1927.

The territory of Peremyshlsky District is characterized by a landscape of rolling hills and numerous lakes, typical of the southwestern Pskov Oblast. The main rivers flowing through the district include the Velikaya River and its tributaries. The economy of the district is primarily agricultural, with livestock farming and crop cultivation being the main activities. Some local industries also exist, often related to processing agricultural products or small-scale manufacturing.

The population of Peremyshlsky District is predominantly ethnic Russian. The administrative center, Peremyslo, is the largest settlement and the hub for local services and administration. Life in the district largely follows a rural pattern, with smaller villages scattered throughout the territory.

Peremyshlsky District is connected to other parts of Pskov Oblast by a network of regional roads. The district's cultural heritage is tied to the broader history of the Pskov region, with local traditions and historical sites reflecting the area's past. Tourism in the district is developing, attracting visitors interested in the natural scenery and quiet rural environment.