Lazarevskoe – named after the admiral of the Black Sea, the valiant naval commander who defeated the Turks. Thanks to his victories, Russia gained access to the Black Sea. Trained admirals Kornilov, Nakhimov, Istomin. Discovered Antarctica together with the scientist Bellingshausen.
Kabardinka – Named after the Kabardian tribe.
Markhotsky ridge (in front of Novorossiysk) – lousy forest.
Gelendzhik – white bride The port where the Turks sold mountain beauties into slavery and into a harem.
Dzhanhot – a basket of greens.
Arkhipoosipovka – in honor of the Russian soldier-hero Arkhip Osipov, who blew up the fortress along with himself so as not to surrender to the Circassians.
Tuapse – two waters. That- two, pse– water. Two rivers flow through the city - Teshebe and Pauk.
Gisel-Dere – beautiful gorge.
Magri – according to legend, after the names of two lovers, Maria and Gregory.
Council-Kwaje – Soviet village.
Makopse – hay-water.
Blue Dacha – Golubeva dacha. Golubev is a counter-revolutionary, a white officer who led a conspiracy against Soviet power.
Ashe – weapon. Ashe – trade. Arms trade.
Kiseleva Rock – named after the artist who painted it. Among the Circassians, it is called the Kadosh Rocks after Prince Kadosh, who previously lived on this site. In the mountain epic it is called the “rock of tears”, since according to legend, from its top, the daughter of Prince Nebug Guasha threw herself into the abyss out of grief, through whose fault her beloved Kadosh died in a storm.
Mamedovo Gorge – named after the old man Mamed, who led a detachment of Turks into the mountains, into the wilderness, like Ivan Susanin.
Old Men's Rock - a rock from which in ancient times the Circassians threw old people (sons of their fathers), because they were no longer able to feed themselves and became a burden to the clan.
Psezuapse, river – Pse– water, zua– light. Very light water.
Thagapsh – God's waters.
Thessaloniki – named after the first resident and founder of Selyanik Kras. The second version is named after the city of Thessaloniki in Greece.
Tsukvadzhe, river – river of black buffaloes (according to the outlines of the spurs of the mountains running down to the river).
Volkonka – named after the princess who followed her husband, the Decembrist Prince Volkonsky to Siberia. In what is now Volkonka, she had a dacha, on the foundation of which the office of the LSU, the Lazarevsky variety testing site, was later built. To the sea from LSU, the ruins of an ancient fortress have been preserved. In the gorge there is a unique dolmen-monolith. It is about 5,000 years old. Near it is a hydrogen sulfide spring in which the ancients were treated. In Soviet times, 3 drinking wells of chloride-sodium bicarbonate water were drilled in Soloniki.
Chemitokwaje – Chemita- red cow. Kwaj – village Village of red cows.
Katkovo, Zubovo – Katkov, Zubov - landowners.
Head – named after General Golovin, who commanded this section of the coast during the Caucasian War with the Highlanders (1833-1864). Under the leadership of Lazarev, his students, officers Istomin, Kornilov, Nakhimov, took part in the landing in Golovinka, the battle was commanded by General Raevsky, his friends Lev Pushkin (Alexander’s brother), the Decembrists Odoevsky, Naryshkin, Lorer, and the artist Aivazovsky took part. Later he painted the painting “Landing in Subashi”. This painting is now in the Tretyakov Gallery. Previously, the Shahe River was called Subashe. Lazarev's squadron entered its mouth. Raevsky N.N. I planted the first tulip tree in Russia near the shore. It is still growing and blooming. He also founded the Sukhumi Botanical Garden.
Anchor slot - A ship's anchor, cast at the Votkinsk Ural plant, was found in the gorge. Installed on the Sochi cape as a monument in honor of the victory in the Caucasian War. The war ended in 1864 with a review of Russian troops under the leadership of Russian General Geiman in the town of Kbaade (this is the current Krasnaya Polyana). The name comes from the fact that when the founding peasants appeared there, the site for the future settlement was all red with autumn ferns.
Vardane – in honor of the Vardan tribe who died in the wars.
Loo – named after the legendary Prince Loov, smart, brave and fair. For vacationers, some guides decipher the word more simply: It’s better to relax alone (or alone).
Dagomys – Tago – Sun, Myps – protrusion A ledge where the sun doesn't shine. A hint that the mountain between two rivers obscures the valley. In the gorge, in the village of Volkovka, settler I.A. Koshman will grow the first excellent Russian tea. Then he moved to Solokh-Aul; Koshman's house has been preserved there as a museum. And Solokh-Aul is considered the birthplace of Russian tea. And now Russian tea has become of poor quality.
Sochi – from the name of the Adyghe tribe Sshatche, who lived here. According to the second version, from the Adyghe village of Socha.
Matsesta, river - firewater.
Kudepsta, river – oil water.
Adler – after the name of the Adlyar or Ardlar tribe who lived here.
Mzymta, river –"mad." Mad River.
Psou, river – border with Abkhazia and conventional time zone. Time in Abkhazia is an hour ahead. This is also the border between Russia and Georgia (Abkhazia was part of Georgia). This is the border North Caucasus with Transcaucasia.
The sources of the river are located on the southeastern slope of the town of Saryanova (568.9 m), located 2 km south of the GKH. The length of the river is about 27 km, it flows into Dzhubga Bay. The resort village of Dzhubga, the lighthouse located in this village, and Mount Dzhubga (248 m), as well as the Dzhubginsky pass (127 m) on the Goryachiy Klyuch - Dzhubga highway between Dzhubga and the village bear the same name. Defanovka. The Adyghe name Dzhubga is referred to as, meaning, according to another assumption, the toponym is translated as, or. According to other versions, the name means or, which is unproven. The indigenous population also explains the origin of the name as a derivative of the word containing Adyghe, where - , - , . There is an assumption that as part of a hydronym, its second part is understood as a word; according to another version, the second part of the term contains the Adyghe element, translated as. There is an assumption that the toponym came from, i.e. . Apparently, those authors who see in the etymology of the word the meaning: wide, smooth, wind, walk - are right, because in the lower reaches of the Dzhubga River valley widens and is open to winds from the sea, i.e. The area gave its name to the river.
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Muslims passing through Dzhubga for the first time hear the word “djomgA” in this name - the emphasis on “a”, soft “zh”, as in the French “zhe” (ya), I transcribed: “j”. And “jomga” for many Turkic-speaking peoples means “Friday” - the same important day for Muslims as “Sunday” for Christians.
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There are several boarding houses and recreation centers in the village, but the main emphasis is on those who prefer to relax as “savages”. People often come here by car, which is why the village has a number of large campsites and even a specialized camp site for motorists “Zarya” with 700 seats. The vast majority choose guest houses and mini-hotels organized by local entrepreneurs. In terms of service, they are probably superior to tourist centers, and in cost they will be cheaper. In general, holidays in Dzhubga at prices for 2019 can be described as very affordable. Of course, the cost of living depends significantly on the location. After all, the village stretched perpendicularly coastline, and from the most remote houses to the beach is about 3 km. But on average the cost does not exceed 500 rubles per person. per day even in the high July season.
Average prices for holidays in Dzhubga in 2019
Prices are per room per night without meals
How to get there
The village of Dzhubga was built in a valley formed by the river of the same name, which flows into the Black Sea in this place. Due to this, a small bay was formed, which slightly protects the coast from open water. It is approximately 57 km from the village to Tuapse, and no more than 108 km to Krasnodar. In addition, the main federal highway to the coast passes through the village, which makes transport accessibility quite convenient.
To come to the village (except for a personal car), you can do the following:
- take a train ticket to Tuapse, and then take a minibus;
- take the railway to Goryachiy Klyuch, and it will be approximately the same distance as from Tuapse;
- fly by plane to Krasnodar, and then by intercity bus get to Dzhubga;
- fly to Gelendzhik airport and drive 85 km by land transport to your destination.
general information
Legally, Dzhubga is an urban-type settlement with the status resort area and part of the Tuapse region Krasnodar region. About 5,400 people permanently live in the village, and several tens of thousands come on vacation every year. The entire infrastructure of the village is designed exclusively to serve vacationers. There are no industrial facilities here. But the entertainment industry is developed quite well. The village can be called self-sufficient, i.e., having arrived on vacation in Dzhubga, there is no need to move anywhere else. Everything you need on vacation can be found on site.
The first Russian settlement appeared here in 1864, when the village of Dzhubgskaya was built on the site of the Shapsug village, which housed the headquarters of the coastal battalion, which was part of the Black Sea fortification line. The name of the village and the bay was given by the river. The word “Dzhubga” comes from the Adyghe language, and it can be translated as “a place where the wind blows.” Although today's weather during the holiday season in the village cannot be called particularly windy.
What to do on vacation in Dzhubga
The main attraction of the village, as well as the entire Caucasian coast, is the local natural landscape. Coming on vacation to Dzhubga, you find yourself in the subtropics, covered with unique forests. Walking around the surrounding area will be something you will remember for a long time. In addition, in the foothills of the village there are most ancient dolmens - unique architectural structures from the distant past of the Caucasus. For example, just a kilometer from the coast in the delta of the local river you can find the largest dolmen, dating back to the 3rd century BC. Also nearby is the Guam Gorge, in which, according to legend, in the Middle Ages the Circassians accomplished a feat similar to the feat of 300 Spartans, stopping a vastly superior Turkish army. There are many places along the coast that would be interesting for each of us to visit. The main thing is to show desire and a little activity.
Climate and weather
Average monthly air temperature by month
Average monthly water temperature by month
Beaches
Dzhubga beach, view of Mount Hedgehog. Alexander Ovchinnikov / Photobank Lori
The beaches of Dzhubga are located along the coastline of the bay. There is also an almost continuous line between neighboring villages along the coastal cliffs wild beaches. But most vacationers prefer to stay on equipped beaches near the village borders. Central municipal beach is open. It is covered with pebbles and sand, has a flat, flat bottom, which is constantly cleared of algae. Among the “wild” ones, the most popular is the beach in Blue Bay (5 km towards Gelendzhik). Although there you can rent an umbrella or sunbed, or go on simple water rides.
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This year, my two children and I decided to relax in Dzhubga. The Internet offered us wide choose guest houses and hotels. Due to the large number of positive reviews, we decided to stay at guest house"Arisha." I will say right away that all the reviews that I read on the Internet are not at all exaggerated, rather more modest. Because we received a lot of pleasant impressions not so much from the sea and the entertainment attached to it, but from the hospitality of the hosts. Our room contained everything necessary for a comfortable stay and relaxation. There was a large trampoline in the yard, on which the children were ready to spend all their time. The pool with fish and turtles aroused great interest among the children. Within walking distance from our guest house there were shops, a dolphinarium, a zoo and a dino park, where we also really liked it. Cleanliness, comfort, sincere smiles of the owners and warm company - all this was with us all the days of our stay at Arish. The beautiful Iola (Malamute dog) was friendly with everyone. With special warmth and gratitude I remember our games of backgammon with the eldest of the host family, Georgiy Iboevich, to everyone just Uncle Zhora. If we decide to relax in Dzhubga again, we will undoubtedly stay at Arish. We advise you to do the same!
I liked it: the price-quality ratio is ideal, a cozy, clean room for 4 people, a 2-room suite with a refrigerator, a bathroom, the food is super! (true, tasty and cheap: manti, cutlets, chicken, any side dish, salads, cereals, pancakes, omelette), in the courtyard there is everything for a pleasant pastime, we went to the beach by car (by the way, there is a paid beach (the turn behind the Roofing Center) - clean, quiet, infrastructure, no one bothers you to enjoy clear sea). The guest house is located almost on the highway, you go out, through 1 house to the city beach there is a sidewalk. In the area there is a supermarket, shops, Magnit.
Many thanks to Sergei and the staff for the holiday. An excellent hotel near the sea, if you walk leisurely, you can have time to eat ice cream. What’s also good is that it’s not on the first line from the sea, where there’s music until half the night. On the ground floor there is a dining room, there is delicious and healthy food at home, at USSR prices. There is parking on the ground floor. The rooms are clean and have everything you need. What else pleased me was that the central beach has very small pebbles, and two meters from the shore there is already sand, you can safely swim barefoot, which is rare for the Black Sea beaches. The embankment is full of cafes and shops for every taste. I recommend the “Two Peppers” hotel to everyone!!!
I vacationed here for the first time wonderful hotel. I liked everything very much, all the photos correspond, even there are few of them, the yard is all tiled, there are tables with umbrellas in the yard, a swimming pool next to which you can sit on swinging sofas. Each room has TV, Wi-Fi, air conditioning. The cleanliness is perfect everywhere, you feel at home. It's a 10-15 minute walk to the sea, but the super pool makes up for everything. So, I advise everyone who wants to go on vacation to Dzhubga only to the guest house “U Radika”.
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village Dzhubga
Geography and climate
The village of Dzhubga is located on the coast of the Dzhubga Bay of the Black Sea in the valley and mouth of the Dzhubga River, in a forest (deciduous and coniferous trees); 57 km northwest of Tuapse. A highway leads from Krasnodar to Dzhubga through Adygeisk, Goryachiy Klyuch and the passes of the Western Caucasus (Khrebtovy Pass) ( M4 And M27 ) with a length of 108 km. Since this is the resort village on the coast closest to the regional center, it is popular among residents of Krasnodar who want to spend a weekend at the sea.
Topographic maps
- Map Sheet L-37-138 Novomikhailovsky. Scale: 1: 100,000. Condition of the area in 1979. 1984 edition
Story
was the headquarters of the Shapsug coastal battalion (Black Sea fortified line). The village was located 2 km from the river mouth on the site of a modern microdistrict Stanichka.
Population
| Population | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1926 | 1936 | 1940 | 1944 | 1959 | 1970 | 1979 |
| 717 | ↗ 1000 | ↘ 917 | ↗ 1400 | ↗ 2000 | ↗ 2798 | ↗ 3634 |
| 1989 | 1999 | 2002 | 2007 | 2009 | 2010 | 2012 |
| ↘ 3557 | ↗ 4112 | ↗ 5246 | ↗ 5300 | ↗ 5419 | ↘ 5223 | ↗ 5340 |
| 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | |||
| ↗ 5373 | ↗ 5437 | ↗ 5512 | ↗ 5568 |
For 1989: Russians - 2725, Armenians - 1506, Ukrainians - 172, Belarusians - 34, Greeks - 21, Adygeis and Shapsugs - 18, Germans - 16.
Notable natives
- Katya Ogonyok (1977-2007) - Russian singer, performer of Russian chanson
- Khrishchanovich, Alexander Stepanovich (1899-1965) - a famous worker in the oil and gas industry (driller), Hero of Socialist Labor, holder of the Order of Lenin and other awards.
Climate
| Dzhubga Climate | |||||||||||||
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| Index | Jan. | Feb. | March | Apr. | May | June | July | Aug. | Sep. | Oct. | Nov. | Dec. | Year |
| Absolute maximum, °C | 20 | 21 | 20 | 26 | 32 | 36 | 38 | 35 | 32 | 30 | 22 | 21 | 38 |
| Average maximum, °C | 5 | 6 | 8 | 13 | 17 | 22 | 25 | 25 | 22 | 16 | 11 | 8 | 15 |
| average temperature, °C | 3 | 4 | 7 | 11 | 15 | 20 | 23 | 23 | 19 | 14 | 8 | 6 | 13 |
| Average minimum, °C | 2 | 2 | 5 | 8 | 15 | 17 | 21 | 21 | 16 | 11 | 6 | 3 | 11 |
| Absolute minimum, °C | −12 | −12 | −7 | −7 | 5 | 7 | 8 | −7 | −20 | −21 | −21 | ||
| Water temperature, °C | −2 | 0 | +5 | +15 | +23 | +26 | +32 | +31 | +25 | +20 | +16 | +10 | +32 |
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Notes
- www.gks.ru/free_doc/doc_2016/bul_dr/mun_obr2016.rar Population Russian Federation by municipalities as of January 1, 2016
- Azarenkova A.S., Bondar I.Yu., Vertysheva N.S. The main administrative and territorial transformations in Kuban (1793-1985). - Krasnodar: Krasnodar Book Publishing House, 1986. - P. 248. - 395 p.
- (Russian) . Demoscope Weekly. Retrieved September 25, 2013. .
- (Russian) . Demoscope Weekly. Retrieved September 25, 2013. .
- www.kurorttuapse.ru/history/4.htm History of the formation of villages in the Tuapse region.
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Links
- Dzhubga // Great Soviet Encyclopedia: [in 30 volumes] / ch. ed. A. M. Prokhorov. - 3rd ed. - M. : Soviet encyclopedia, 1969-1978.
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“Where is it, this high sky, which I did not know until now and saw today?” was his first thought. “And I didn’t know this suffering either,” he thought. - Yes, I didn’t know anything until now. But where am I?He began to listen and heard the sounds of approaching horses and the sounds of voices speaking French. He opened his eyes. Above him was again the same high sky with floating clouds rising even higher, through which a blue infinity could be seen. He did not turn his head and did not see those who, judging by the sound of hooves and voices, drove up to him and stopped.
The horsemen who arrived were Napoleon, accompanied by two adjutants. Bonaparte, driving around the battlefield, gave the last orders to strengthen the batteries firing at the Augesta Dam and examined the dead and wounded remaining on the battlefield.
- De beaux hommes! [Beauties!] - said Napoleon, looking at the killed Russian grenadier, who, with his face buried in the ground and the back of his head blackened, was lying on his stomach, throwing one already numb arm far away.
– Les munitions des pieces de position sont epuisees, sire! [There are no more battery charges, Your Majesty!] - said at that time the adjutant, who arrived from the batteries that were firing at Augest.
“Faites avancer celles de la reserve, [Have it brought from the reserves,” said Napoleon, and, having driven off a few steps, he stopped over Prince Andrei, who was lying on his back with the flagpole thrown next to him (the banner had already been taken by the French, like a trophy) .
“Voila une belle mort, [This is a beautiful death,”] said Napoleon, looking at Bolkonsky.
Prince Andrei realized that this was said about him, and that Napoleon was saying this. He heard the one who said these words called sire. But he heard these words as if he heard the buzzing of a fly. Not only was he not interested in them, but he did not even notice them, and immediately forgot them. His head was burning; he felt that he was emanating blood, and he saw above him the distant, high and eternal sky. He knew that it was Napoleon - his hero, but at that moment Napoleon seemed to him such a small, insignificant person in comparison with what was now happening between his soul and this high, endless sky with clouds running across it. He didn’t care at all at that moment, no matter who stood above him, no matter what they said about him; He was only glad that people were standing over him, and he only wished that these people would help him and return him to life, which seemed so beautiful to him, because he understood it so differently now. He mustered all his strength to move and make some sound. He weakly moved his leg and produced a pitying, weak, painful groan.
- A! “He’s alive,” said Napoleon. – Raise this young man, ce jeune homme, and take him to the dressing station!
Having said this, Napoleon rode further towards Marshal Lan, who, taking off his hat, smiling and congratulating him on his victory, drove up to the emperor.
Prince Andrei did not remember anything further: he lost consciousness from the terrible pain that was caused to him by being placed on a stretcher, jolts while moving, and probing the wound at the dressing station. He woke up only at the end of the day, when he was united with other Russian wounded and captured officers and carried to the hospital. During this movement he felt somewhat fresher and could look around and even speak.
The first words he heard when he woke up were the words of the French escort officer, who hurriedly said:
- We must stop here: the emperor will pass by now; it will give him pleasure to see these captive gentlemen.
“There are so many prisoners these days, almost the entire Russian army, that he probably got bored with it,” said another officer.
- Well, however! This one, they say, is the commander of the entire guard of Emperor Alexander,” said the first, pointing to a wounded Russian officer in a white cavalry uniform.
Bolkonsky recognized Prince Repnin, whom he had met in St. Petersburg society. Next to him stood another, 19-year-old boy, also a wounded cavalry officer.
Bonaparte, galloping up, stopped his horse.
-Who is the eldest? - he said when he saw the prisoners.
They named the colonel, Prince Repnin.
– Are you the commander of the cavalry regiment of Emperor Alexander? - asked Napoleon.
“I commanded a squadron,” answered Repnin.
“Your regiment honestly fulfilled its duty,” said Napoleon.
“The praise of a great commander is the best reward for a soldier,” said Repnin.
“I give it to you with pleasure,” said Napoleon. -Who is this young man next to you?
Prince Repnin named Lieutenant Sukhtelen.
Looking at him, Napoleon said, smiling:
– II est venu bien jeune se frotter a nous. [He came to compete with us when he was young.]
“Youth doesn’t stop you from being brave,” Sukhtelen said in a breaking voice.
“Excellent answer,” said Napoleon. - Young man, you will go far!
Prince Andrei, who, to complete the trophy of the captives, was also put forward, in full view of the emperor, could not help but attract his attention. Napoleon apparently remembered that he had seen him on the field and, addressing him, used the same name of the young man - jeune homme, under which Bolkonsky was reflected in his memory for the first time.
– Et vous, jeune homme? Well, what about you, young man? - he turned to him, - how do you feel, mon brave?
Despite the fact that five minutes before this, Prince Andrei could say a few words to the soldiers carrying him, he now, directly fixing his eyes on Napoleon, was silent... All the interests that occupied Napoleon seemed so insignificant to him at that moment, so petty seemed to him his hero himself, with this petty vanity and joy of victory, in comparison with that high, fair and kind sky that he saw and understood - that he could not answer him.
And everything seemed so useless and insignificant in comparison with the strict and majestic structure of thought that was caused in him by the weakening of his strength from the bleeding, suffering and the imminent expectation of death. Looking into the eyes of Napoleon, Prince Andrei thought about the insignificance of greatness, about the insignificance of life, the meaning of which no one could understand, and about the even greater insignificance of death, the meaning of which no one living could understand and explain.
145. DARIFERSAZH- the commune of Darifersazh, according to the revision of January 26, 1923, was listed as part of the Lazarevskaya volost of the Tuapse district of the Kuban-Black Sea region.
146. UPPER DEFANOVKA- the village of Defanovka Verkhnyaya is located on the Defan River, 6 km northwest of the village of Defanovka, on the southern slope of Mount White Stone (elevation: 427 meters).
147. DEFANSKAYA- the village of Defanskaya was founded in 1864 as part of the Shapsug coastal battalion (regiment), had 48 families and 346 souls of both sexes.
The village of Defanskaya is registered in the lists of settlements by order of the Caucasian Army dated March 26, 1864. The first ataman of the village was Yesaul Gaponenko.
When the Shapsug battalion was liquidated in 1870, the village of Defanovskaya was renamed the village of Defanovskoye. According to other sources, the village of Defanovskaya is the Velyaminovsky branch (department) of the Black Sea District.
According to the assistant. beginning KOZHU in 1905 in the village of Defanovskaya there were 122 households of Russian villagers, and there was also the board of the Defanovsky rural society.
147a. "9th kilometer"- the village of 9th kilometer (Sochi Highway) officially appears in the election documents of 1994 and 1996.
On the map of the Tuapse region in 1972, the village “9th kilometer” appears, but in the statistical data as of January 1, 1999, such a village does not appear.
On the 9th km of the Sochi Highway, in the “Guide to the Caucasus” by A. A. Moskvich for 1909, the estate of Baron V. M. Shtengel is listed as “Tuishkho” - 112 dessiatines, a vineyard - 6 dessiatines, a garden - 64 dessiatines, a park of rare trees, jam making shop and fruit dryer.
According to GAT materials, the Tuishkho estate of Baron Shtengel was used as an experimental and educational farm by the Varvara School of Horticulture, Viticulture and Winemaking.
148. DEFANOVKA- the village of Defanovka, according to the audit on January 1, 1917, was listed in the lists of the Tuapse district of the Black Sea province.
Since May 11, 1920, the village of Defanovka has been part of the Dzhubga volost of the Black Sea district of the Kuban-Black Sea region.
Since June 30, 1920, the village of Defanovka has been part of the Tuapse department of the Black Sea district of the Kuban-Black Sea region.
Since January 26, 1923, the village of Defanovka has been part of the Dzhubga volost of the Tuapse district of the Black Sea district of the Kuban-Black Sea region.
Since January 26, 1925, the village of Defanovka has been the administrative center of the Defanovsky Village Council of the Tuapse District of the Black Sea District of the North Caucasus Territory.
On May 21, 1935, the village of Defanovka was transferred to the Gelendzhik region of the Azov-Black Sea region in connection with the liquidation of the Tuapse region.
On April 16, 1940, the village of Defanovka, the administrative center of the Defanovsky Village Council, was returned to the newly created Tuapse district.
According to the revision on July 1, 1955, the village of Defanovka is the administrative center of the Defanovsky Village Council, located 96 km from Tuapse.
It is located on both banks of the Defan River - the right tributary of the Shapsukho River.
The village of Defanovka had 396 households in 1972. According to the 1989 census, 1817 people lived in the village of Defanovka, of which: Russians - 1384 people, Ukrainians - 47 people, Armenians - 296 people, Greeks - 45 people, Moldovans - 15 people.
According to the State Information Center, as of January 1, 1987, 1,947 people lived in the village of Defanovka of the Dzhubga Village Council. According to the CSB, as of January 1, 1999, 2,043 people lived in the village of Defanovka of the Dzhubga Village Council.
149. DEFANSKIY- the Defansky post was founded in 1864 on the Defan River - the right tributary of the Shapsukho River by the Shapsug detachment under the command of Major General, Count Sumarokov-Elston.
150. DEDERKOY- the village of Dederkoy, according to the revision of April 26, 1923, was listed as part of the Velyaminovskaya volost of the Tuapse district of the Black Sea department of the Kuban-Black Sea region and was located 14 km from Tuapse or 7 km by rail.
The toponymic meaning of the word is complex and is translated from Adyghe as aul of Dodoruk or Dedera - “De-derkay”, this is the opinion of V.I. Shematulsky (correctly Shamotulsky) - a member of the Tuapse branch of the Geographical Society of the USSR. Other toponyms do not stand up to the criticism of researchers.
Since January 26, 1925, the village of Dederkoy was included in the Velyaminovsky Village Council of the Tuapse District. On May 21, 1935, in connection with the liquidation of the Tuapse district, the village of Dederkoy moved into the city limits of Tuapse.
On April 16, 1940, the village of Dederkoy was transferred to the newly created Tuapse district.
According to the State Information Center, as of January 1, 1987, 503 people lived in the village of Dederkoy of the Shepsinsky Village Council.
According to the CSB, as of January 1, 1999, 655 people lived in the village of Dederkoy, Shepsinsky rural district, located 13 km from Tuapse.
151. DETLYASHKO- the village of Detlyashko of the Verkhne-Loosk Village Council is located 4 km from the sea, 3 km from the village of Yakornaya Shchel on the Detlyashko River.
From December 26, 1962 to January 16, 1965, the village of Detlyashko was included in the Tuapse rural district.
152. JAMOLTA- the village of Jamolta, according to the revision dated April 26, 1923, was listed as part of the Velyaminovskaya volost of the Tuapse district of the Black Sea district of the Kuban-Black Sea region. The dates of foundation, renaming and liquidation of the village of Jamolta have not been identified.
153. GIMOLT- village of Dzhimolta, Tuapse district, noted under this name locality in the materials of the Tuapse region.
154. DZHEVAGI- the village of Dzhevagi of the Arkhipoosipovsky Village Council of the Dzhubga volost of the Tuapse district of the Kuban-Black Sea region is located on the Vulan River, 2.5 km downstream of the Verkhne-Vulanskoye farm and 1.5 km upstream of the Miroshnina farm. Placed on the map of the Krasnodar region of the General Staff 1931-1940. The dates of the founding, renaming and liquidation of the Dzhe-vagi farm have not been determined.
155. JINASH- the village of Dzhinash of the Tuapse district, under this name on the map of the Military Topographical Directorate of 1905 a settlement located on the Psezuapse River at the mouth of the Shirokaya River is marked. In the village of Jinashi there were 7 households of Russian settlers.
156. DZUBGSKAYA- the village of Dzhubgskaya was founded in 1864 as part of the Shapsug coastal battalion (regiment) and was the headquarters of the Shapsug coastal battalion.
The village of Dzhubga is registered in the lists of settlements by order of the Caucasian Army dated March 26, 1864, the first village ataman was Yesaul Ganzhenko.
The village of Dzhubga was founded on the left bank of the Dzhubga River, 2 km from the river’s confluence with the sea in the microdistrict of the village now called “Stanichka”. Initially, 65 families settled in the village, i.e. 361 souls of both sexes.
In 1870, in connection with the liquidation of the Shapsug battalion, the village of Dzhubgskaya was renamed into the village of Dzhubgskoye, according to other sources - into the village of Dzhubgskaya of the Velyaminovsky branch (department) of the Black Sea District.
The toponym Dzhubga has several options: Meretukov K. Kh. proposes to take “Zhyubchyu” as a basis, where “zhy” means wind, air, and “ubchun” means to spread out, extend, i.e. “Dzhubga” - an area where the wind spreads. There is also a translation "zhyubgu" - night beauty, or “zhyubg” - area where there is fog.
Chuchmai G.T. translates the toponym “Dzhubga” as Adyghe. "gubge" which means plain, clearing, level place.
157. DZUBGA- the village of Dzhubga was founded in 1864 as the village of Dzhubga. According to the assistant. At the beginning of KOZHU in the village of Dzhubga there were 74 households of Russian villagers in 1905.
According to the audit, as of January 1, 1917, the village of Dzhubga was listed as part of the Tuapse district of the Black Sea province.
Since May 11, 1920, the village of Dzhubga has been the administrative center of the Dzhubga volost of the Black Sea district of the Kuban-Black Sea region.
Since April 26, 1923, the village of Dzhubga is the center of the Dzhubga volost of the Tuapse district of the Black Sea district of the Kuban-Black Sea region.
Since January 26, 1925, the village of Dzhubga has been the administrative center of the Dzhubga Village Council of the Tuapse District of the North Caucasus Territory.
On May 21, 1935, in connection with the liquidation of the Tuapse district, the Dzhubga Village Council and the village of Dzhubga were transferred to the subordination of the Gelendzhik region.
On April 16, 1940, the village of Dzhubga was returned to the newly formed Tuapse district. Located 57 km northwest of Tuapse on the shore of Dzhubga Bay at the mouth of the Dzhubga River.
According to the revision, as of July 1, 1955, the village of Dzhubga was located 80 km from Tuapse.
According to the audit, as of January 1, 1960, in the village of Dzhubga there were 384 houses, 346 houses were electrified, and 32 radio receivers. In 1952, a school was built with 10 teachers and a library with 5,500 books.
On July 13, 1966, the village of Dzhubga was given a new status: the resort village of Dzhubga.
According to the State Information Center, as of January 1, 1987, 4,150 people lived in the village of Dzhubga.
According to the 1989 population census, 3,557 people lived in the village of Dzhubga, of which: Russians - 2,725 people, Ukrainians - 172 people, Belarusians - 34 people, Armenians - 1,506 people, Adyghe - 18 people, Greeks - 21 people, Germans - 16 people.
According to the CSB, as of January 1, 1999, 4,112 people lived in the village of Dzhubga.
158. DZUBGA- the village of Dzhubga is marked on the maps of the Krasnodar region of the General Staff of 1931 - 1940. and is located 3 km northwest of the village of Dzhubga, one kilometer from the sea, near the mountains. 197 m. The dates of foundation, renaming and liquidation of the Dzhubga farm have not been identified.
159. DZEBERKOY- the village of Dzeberkoy is located 12 km southeast of Tuapse, founded in 1892-1895. during the construction of the Novorossiysk-Sukhumi highway.
Since May 11, 1920, the village of Dzeberkoy has been part of the Velyaminovskaya volost of the Tuapse department of the Black Sea district of the Kuban-Black Sea region.
Since January 26, 1923, the village of Dzeberkoy has been part of the Tuapse district of the Black Sea district of the Kuban-Black Sea region.
From May 21, 1935 to April 16, 1940, the village of Dzeberkoy was subordinate to the city executive committee of Tuapse, after which from April 16, 1940 it was returned to the newly formed Tuapse district.
Adyghe name of the gorge Guzel-Dere Dzybekoy "Dzybov Quarter". The name of the gorge has other phonetic variants - “Dzederkoy”, “Deberkoy”.
According to the State Information Center, as of January 1, 1987, 176 people lived in the village of Dzeberkoy of the Shepsinsky Village Council. According to the CSB, as of January 1, 1999, 208 people lived in the village of Dzeberkoy, Shepsinsky rural district, located 12 km from Tuapse.
160. DOGUAB- the Doguab village of the Pshad Village Council is located at a distance of 7 km from the village of Pshada. The term “doguab” is translated from Ossetian as "place of horse racing".
From December 26, 1962 to January 16, 1965, the Doguab farm was listed as part of the Tuapse rural district.
161. DMITRIEVA- the Dmitriev farm of the Tuapse district, under this name on the map of the Military Topographical Directorate, published in 1905, a settlement is marked on the left bank of the Tuapse River, opposite the mouth of the Messazhai River.
