Aerial Views of the Villages

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Aerial footage of villages in Neu Samara:

Pleshanovo

Pleshanovo is the administrative center of Krasnogvardeysky District in Orenburg Oblast. This modern village lies on the Tok River, about 57 km from Sorochinskaya railway station. The village also had a prayer house, a water mill, and the Vall trading company. In 2010, Pleshanovo had 3,486 residents.

Watch on YouTube: Aerial view of Pleshanovo (opens YouTube in a new tab).

Donskoye

Donskoye belongs to the Pleshanovsky rural council. Older maps show the name “Donskoy”; in the 1960 list of populated places, it was classified as a settlement. In 2010, Donskoye had 2,035 residents.

Watch on YouTube: Aerial view of Donskoye (opens YouTube in a new tab).

Dolinsk

Dolinsk belongs to the Toksky rural council. In 2010, it had 434 residents.

Watch on YouTube: Aerial view of Dolinsk (opens YouTube in a new tab).

Tokskoye (formerly Bogomasovo)

Tokskoye is the administrative center of the Toksky rural council. Its former name was Bogomasovo, after the landowner Bogomasov. The village was renamed Tokskoye in 1966. In 2010, Tokskoye had 651 residents.

Watch on YouTube: Aerial view of Tokskoye (formerly Bogomasovo) (opens YouTube in a new tab).

Ishalka

Ishalka belongs to the Proletarsky rural council.

Watch on YouTube: Aerial view of Ishalka (opens YouTube in a new tab).

Lugovsk

Lugovsk belongs to the Podolsky rural council. In 2010, it had 908 residents.

Watch on YouTube: Aerial view of Lugovsk (opens YouTube in a new tab).

Krasikovo

Krasikovo lies on the left bank of the Tok River. Its name comes from the former landowner Krasikov. In 2010, Krasikovo had 413 residents.

Watch on YouTube: Aerial view of Krasikovo (opens YouTube in a new tab).

Kuterlya

Kuterlya belongs to the Podolsky rural council. There was also a collective farm called Kuterlya. In 2010, Kuterlya had 227 residents.

Watch on YouTube: Aerial view of Kuterlya (opens YouTube in a new tab).

Kaltan

Kaltan belongs to the Podolsky rural council and lies on the right bank of the Kaltan stream. In 2010, it had 322 residents.

Watch on YouTube: Aerial view of Kaltan (opens YouTube in a new tab).

Klinok

Klinok belongs to the Pleshanovsky rural council. Its name refers to its wedge-shaped position between Donskoye and Yugovka. The settlement has a shop, a primary school, and a community club. In 2010, Klinok had 160 residents.

Watch on YouTube: Aerial view of Klinok (opens YouTube in a new tab).