Ustyeysky

Ustyeysky is a village located in the Ust-Yaysky District of Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia. It is situated on the banks of the Yaya River, a tributary of the Chulym River. The district's administrative center, Achinsk, is located to the northeast of Ustyeysky. The village's economy is primarily agricultural, with livestock breeding and crop cultivation being the main activities. Its geographical position in the taiga zone influences its natural landscape, characterized by forests and rivers.

The history of Ustyeysky is tied to the broader development of agricultural settlements in Siberia. Like many rural settlements in the region, its origins likely trace back to the expansion of Russian settlement in the area. The village serves its local population with basic amenities and infrastructure necessary for rural life. Transportation to Ustyeysky is typically via local roads, connecting it to larger settlements in the Ust-Yaysky District. The climate of the area is continental, with cold winters and warm summers, typical for this part of Siberia. The population of Ustyeysky is relatively small, reflecting the demographic trends of many remote rural communities in Russia. The natural environment surrounding Ustyeysky offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as fishing and hunting, which are part of the local lifestyle.