Ural (rural locality)

In Russia, the term "Ural" frequently refers to a type of rural locality. It generally denotes a small settlement, such as a village (derevnya), a settlement (posyolok), or a khutor (hamlet). The specific type of rural locality designated as "Ural" can vary depending on the region and administrative division within Russia. It is important to note that a rural locality named "Ural" does not necessarily have a direct geographic connection to the Ural Mountains region; the name could be coincidental or have historical origins unrelated to the mountain range. Information about a specific "Ural" rural locality should be sought from local sources or regional administrative records to determine its precise characteristics, history, and current status. The population size of a rural locality named "Ural" is typically small, often numbering in the dozens or hundreds of inhabitants. Its economy is generally based on agriculture, forestry, or other resource extraction activities common in rural areas of Russia.