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Kosogory, Perm — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Kosogory needs its region to be pinned down, the record writes it as Kosogory, Perm Krai, a two-street locality of Frolovskoye Rural Settlement.
About Kosogory
Where to stay in Kosogory
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Beds are a Perm question. Kosogory, filed among the smaller localities of Frolovskoye Rural Settlement, has two streets and no accommodation entered against either of them, which puts the nearest recorded rooms in the city and the nearest larger villages elsewhere in Permsky District. Yakunchiki nearby is the same size. Perm Krai is large, so the sensible plan pins a room to the road out and treats the two streets as the last few minutes of the journey.
About Kosogory
What are the main landmarks in Kosogory?
The landmark column is empty for Kosogory, as it is for Yakunchiki, Lipaki and Shuvayata, the other localities the record groups under Frolovskoye Rural Settlement. Nothing is marked. Two streets, a name that needs its region attached to be unambiguous, and no church, monument or museum to walk to: that is the entry in full.
Perm holds what there is to see.
What is the history of Kosogory?
No date attaches anywhere. Kosogory is entered as a rural locality of Frolovskoye Rural Settlement and left there, with no charter, no first mention and no note of how long two streets have carried the name. The title itself says something, though: the record writes it as Kosogory, Perm Krai, because the bare name does not pin the place down.
Permsky District supplies the rest of the address.
Where is Kosogory?
Kosogory covers whatever ground two streets need in Frolovskoye Rural Settlement, and the entry adds no water, no slope and no woodland to that.
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Updated September 2026