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Pashkovskiy, Krasnodar — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Pashkovskiy is a microdistrict of Krasnodar, once an urban-type settlement and the centre of its own rural okrug. A Cossack kuren stood here from 1794.
About Pashkovskiy
Where to stay in Pashkovskiy
The practical side of choosing where to sleep.
Pashkovskiy became a microdistrict of Krasnodar in 2003, and a stay here is a stay on the eastern side of the city rather than in it. A tram line towards Yekaterinodar was begun in 1908. The Karasunskiy okrug takes it in.
About Pashkovskiy
What are the main landmarks in Pashkovskiy?
The Vvedenskaya church stands in Pashkovskiy, with the old Church of the Ascension and the newer Church of the Descent of the Holy Spirit. A monument to the Heroes of the Battle for Kuban stands here too. An Orthodox church, a boys' school and a post station were already recorded in 1882.
The stanitsa kept them.
What is the history of Pashkovskiy?
The Pashkovskoye kuren settlement of Black Sea Cossacks was founded in 1794, one of forty first settlements the Black Sea host made on the Kuban, and the name came over from a kuren of the Zaporozhian Sich. There were a hundred and sixty-five houses by 1821. It became the stanitsa Pashkovskaya in 1842, and by 1882 the stanitsa of the Yekaterinodar uyezd held an Orthodox church, a boys' school, a post station, twelve shops, ten drinking houses and twenty windmills, with Ukrainians predominating.
Krasnodar took it inside the city limits from 1936 to 1940, and the stanitsa was the centre of its own district from 1940 to 1953. The Red Army freed it in 1943.
Where is Pashkovskiy?
Pashkovskiy lies on the eastern side of Krasnodar, in the Karasunskiy okrug. It was the centre of its own rural okrug before 2003. Kuban country surrounds it.
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Updated September 2026