Idritsa

Idritsa is a settlement in Pskov Oblast, Russia. It is classified as an urban-type settlement.

History:

Idritsa was founded in 1901 as a settlement serving a railway station on the Moscow–Riga railway line. The name is likely derived from a local river or lake.

Geography:

Idritsa is located in the Sebezhsky District of Pskov Oblast, relatively close to the border with Belarus. Its geographical coordinates are approximately 56°16′N 28°52′E. The landscape surrounding Idritsa is characterized by forests and lakes.

Administrative and Municipal Status:

Administratively, Idritsa is subordinate to Sebezhsky District. Municipally, it is incorporated as Idritsa Urban Settlement, one of the municipal formations within Sebezhsky Municipal District.

Economy:

The economy of Idritsa is largely based on the railway station and related services. There is also some forestry and agriculture in the surrounding area.

Population:

The population of Idritsa has fluctuated over time. It has experienced a decline in recent decades, reflecting broader demographic trends in rural Russia. Recent census data can be consulted for current population figures.

Transportation:

Idritsa's railway station provides a connection to other parts of Russia and neighboring countries. It is also accessible by road.