Isakovskaya (Russian: Иса́ковская) is a rural locality classified as a village within the administrative jurisdiction of Mityukovsky Selsoviet (a type of rural settlement) in Vozhegodsky District of Vologda Oblast, Russia.
Administrative status
- Country: Russia
- Federal subject: Vologda Oblast
- District: Vozhegodsky District
- Municipality: Mityukovsky Selsoviet Rural Settlement
Geography
Isakovskaya lies to the northwest of the district’s administrative centre, the urban‑type settlement of Vozhega. The road distance between Isakovskaya and Vozhega is approximately 71 kilometres. The village is situated in the northern part of the oblast, an area characterized by mixed forest and a network of small rivers and lakes typical of the Russian North.
Demographics
According to the 2002 Russian Census, Isakovskaya had a recorded population of 6 inhabitants. More recent census data (e.g., the 2010 or 2021 censuses) have not been published for this settlement, and the current population figure is therefore unavailable.
Infrastructure and economy
As a small rural locality, Isakovskaya does not host significant infrastructure such as schools, medical facilities, or industrial enterprises. Residents traditionally engage in subsistence agriculture, forestry, and seasonal work in nearby larger settlements. Basic road access connects the village to neighboring localities, but public transport services are limited.
Historical notes
The name “Isakovskaya” is derived from the Russian personal name “Isaak” (Isaac), a common naming convention for villages that were historically founded by or associated with a family bearing that name. No specific historical events of regional or national significance have been documented for this settlement.
References
- Federal State Statistics Service (Rosstat), 2002 All‑Russia Population Census.
- Administrative-territorial divisions of Vologda Oblast, official publications of the Vologda Oblast government.
No further encyclopedic information is presently available for Isakovskaya beyond the data cited above.
