Bezenchuk

Bezenchuk is an urban-type settlement in Samara Oblast, Russia. It serves as the administrative center of Bezenchuksky District. It is situated on the left bank of the Chadra River.

History:

Bezenchuk was founded in 1889 as a settlement serving the newly built railroad station. The name is believed to be derived from a Turkic word, possibly related to a local geographic feature or an early settler. It gained the status of an urban-type settlement in 1958.

Geography:

Bezenchuk is located in the steppe zone of the Samara Oblast. The climate is continental.

Economy:

The local economy is primarily agricultural, with grain production and livestock farming playing significant roles. There are also enterprises related to processing agricultural products and serving the local population. The railroad remains a key transportation link for the settlement.

Demographics:

The population of Bezenchuk is comprised mainly of Russians, with smaller percentages of other ethnic groups. Population figures fluctuate but typically remain within a range documented in available census data. (Consult official population statistics for accurate current numbers.)

Infrastructure:

Bezenchuk has basic infrastructure including schools, medical facilities, cultural centers, and retail establishments to serve the needs of its residents.