Archeda

Archeda is a village located in the Frolovsky District of the Volgograd Oblast in Russia. It serves as the administrative center of Archeda Rural Settlement. The village is situated on the Archeda River, a tributary of the Don. Archeda is notable for its agricultural activity, particularly grain production, and its proximity to the Don River valley. Historically, the area has been inhabited by Cossacks, and remnants of their cultural heritage can still be found in the region. The village features a school, a cultural center, and basic infrastructure to support the local population. The economy is primarily agrarian, with some opportunities for employment in related sectors.