Ternovaya

Ternovaya is a village located in the Belgorod Oblast of Russia. It is situated within the Valuysky District. The village is known for its agricultural landscape and is surrounded by rural territories. Like many settlements in the region, its economy is largely based on farming and related activities.

The history of Ternovaya is tied to the broader development of the Belgorod Oblast, which has seen periods of agricultural expansion and changes in administrative divisions. Information regarding its specific founding date or early history is not readily available in widely accessible public records.

The population of Ternovaya, as with many rural Russian villages, has experienced demographic shifts over time. The current population size is modest, reflecting the typical characteristics of such settlements. Local infrastructure includes basic amenities necessary for village life.

Geographically, Ternovaya is part of the Central Russian Upland, characterized by rolling hills and fertile black earth soil, which is conducive to agriculture. The nearest significant urban center is the town of Valuyki, which serves as the administrative hub for the district. Transportation links to Ternovaya are primarily through local roads connecting it to surrounding settlements and the district center.