Dubrovsky (rural locality)

Dubrovsky is a common designation for rural localities in Russia. It generally refers to villages, settlements (selos, derevnyas, posyoloks), and other types of inhabited places located in rural areas.

Due to the vastness of Russia and its history of internal migration and resettlement, numerous rural localities share the same name. "Dubrovsky" is one such name, appearing across different regions and districts (oblasts, rayons) of the country. Therefore, identifying a specific "Dubrovsky" requires further information, such as its:

• Oblast/Region: The specific region (e.g., Moscow Oblast, Smolensk Oblast) where the rural locality is located.
• Rayon/District: The administrative district within the oblast/region.
• Rural Settlement/Selsoviet: The specific rural settlement or selsoviet to which the locality belongs.
• Coordinates: Geographical coordinates (latitude and longitude) to pinpoint its exact location.

Without this additional information, it is impossible to provide specific details about a particular "Dubrovsky" rural locality, such as its population, history, economy, or local administration. A search for "Dubrovsky" in gazetteers and regional databases, combined with one or more of the above identifiers, is necessary to find specific information about a particular Dubrovsky rural locality.