Peruskoe

Peruskoe is a rural locality in Novourdinsk district of Novosibirsk Oblast in western Siberia, Russia. The area is primarily composed of agricultural land, with the local economy relying heavily on farming and animal husbandry.

Geographically, Peruskoe lies close to the city of Novosibirsk, the administrative center of Novosibirsk Oblast, and is situated near the Trans-Siberian Railway. The terrain in the region is largely flat and fertile, making it well-suited for farming activities.

In residential terms, Peruskoe consists of a few scattered households and villages, each inhabited by a small number of landowners and laborers. The local infrastructure primarily consists of unpaved roads and basic community facilities such as a school, shops, and a healthcare center.

Economic activity in the area mainly revolves around small-scale livestock farming and agriculture. A significant portion of the local produce is sold in nearby urban centers, helping support the regional economy. Households in the area have primary reliance on crops such as rye and wheat as a source of income.

Demographically, the Peruskoe area has a largely monocultural population. Much of the local population is made up of ethnic Russians, who continue to hold significant control over the area's agricultural and livestock activities.

Peruskoe has very limited exposure to modern infrastructure such as high-speed communications, banking services, and urban facilities, source of its relatively isolated location outside the principal urban node. The overall environment in the region remains predominantly rural, illustrative of the dense but generally impoverished communities in the Siberian backdrop.