Aleksandrovka (Talovskiy district)

Located 11 km from the center of the village Talovaya . In Talovoy is the nearest railway station . The village occupies a flat watershed, passing into the upper girder. A cascade of ponds was created in the gully through several dams.

The soil within the settlement is very fertile. The main part of the land is occupied by farmland (fields, hayfields, orchards)

The families of the first inhabitants of the village of Aleksandrovka, who migrated from Novaya Чigla, were descendants of immigrants from the banks of the Lopasni River (modern Moscow region).

“In the 40s of the 18th century, by order of Empress Elizaveta Petrovna, 3,400 peasants arrived at Bityug from the Khatunsky volost, located in the south of the Moscow province along the Lopasni river. This parish was fairly densely populated, and the low fertility of the land made it impossible to feed the growing population. ”

Moreover, they were resettled from certain villages (Olkhovni, Ananyino, Babkino, Kochevano, Barybino, Grishyov, Gryzlov, Lapino, Zabolipilevo, Zalugi, Kuzmino, Kolyanino, Lapino, Myshkino, Pochinki, Protasov, Talki, Tolbeevo, Tolbino, Kolymino, Lapino, Myshkino, Pochinki, Protasova, Talki, Tolbeevo, Tolbino, Kapino, Lapino, Myshkino, Pochinki, Protasov, Talki, Tolbeevo, Tolbino, Zapi whose names have given names to many genera who still live in Novaya Chigla and Aleksandrovka.

In turn, it is known that the population of Hotuni was the direct descendants of the Vyatichi tribe, who assimilated the easternmost Baltic tribe that lived here before them. And even the river itself, from the banks of which the ancestors of the inhabitants of the villages of Novaya Čigla and Aleksandrovka moved, has the Baltic name Lopasnya (as well as Ugra, Nara, Zhizdra, Sturgeon)

There is a rural choral ensemble "Homeland Pyatnitsky." ^{[2] The} annual All-Russian festival of folk song, music and dance “On the Motherland of M.Ye. Pyatnitsky” is held. ^[3]

• A collector and performer of Russian folk songs Mitrofan Efimovich Pyatnitsky was born in the village. A museum dedicated to the works of the famous countryman was opened and a monument was erected. ^[four]