Tiberkul

Tiberkul is a village located in the Kemerovo Oblast of Russia. It is situated in the Mezhdurechensky District, within the southwestern part of the region. The settlement is part of the urban-type settlement of Berezovyy. Tiberkul is located near the Tom River, a major tributary of the Ob River.

The area around Tiberkul is characterized by its taiga landscape, typical of southern Siberia. The economy of the region is historically linked to mining and forestry, though specific economic activities within Tiberkul itself are not widely documented. Like many rural settlements in Siberia, Tiberkul likely experiences a continental climate with cold winters and warm summers.

The population of Tiberkul is relatively small, and demographic information can fluctuate. Its geographical isolation contributes to its distinct rural character. Access to Tiberkul is typically via road networks connecting it to larger settlements in the Kemerovo Oblast. The village is part of the administrative structure of the Berezovyy urban-type settlement, indicating a localized governance system. Information regarding specific cultural or historical landmarks within Tiberkul is limited in public records.