Pyatnitsky (inhabited locality)

Pyatnitsky is a common type of rural inhabited locality in Russia. It is typically a khutor (small rural settlement) or a village. These settlements are often named after a person or family named Pyatnitsky. Due to the prevalence of the surname, there are multiple inhabited localities named Pyatnitsky throughout Russia, primarily located in the central and western regions of the country. These localities usually consist of a small number of houses and depend primarily on agriculture. Information on specific Pyatnitsky settlements, such as population size, infrastructure, and history, varies significantly depending on the particular location. Detailed information can often be found in local government archives and historical records of the respective region.