Savinov

Savinov is a rural locality in Russia. It is situated in the Perm Krai, on the western part of the krai. The settlement lies on the river Belys, a tributary to the Shangur river. The climate is characterized by long and harsh winters.

At the 2021 Census, Savinov's population was approximately 16 residents, indicating a significant decline compared to the 2010 Census, which reported a population of 129 inhabitants. This decrease can likely be attributed to the migration to larger urban centers for better job opportunities and improved living conditions.

The surrounding areas of Savinov are primarily composed of coniferous and mixed forests, with abundant wildlife, including bears, wolves, and hares. The Shangur Island, part of the village, features an old Dendrarium nature reserve and is a habitat for several rare fish species.

Geographically, the location of Savinov is in the south of Perm Krai, roughly 68 kilometers from the Ufa highway. The most direct way to arrive at Savinov involves taking a road from this highway. This rural settlement is an example of the sparsely populated areas in Russia's vast interior, highlighting the challenges and opportunities that come with inhabiting such remote areas.