Nordost

The village of Nord-Ost was founded in 1934 . Located on the Watowski Peninsula, on the shores of Vladimir Bay, Sea of ​​Japan .

Until the mid-1990s, various military units of the Vladimir-Olginsky garrison were stationed in the village. In the thickness of the mountain range on the Vatovsky peninsula, the lost ones leading to the underground ammunition depots were preserved. After the departure of military units, the population of the village decreased significantly, most of the buildings are abandoned.

It is connected with the village of Timofeevka by a gravel road of low quality. There is no bus connection with the settlements of the Olginsky district.

The basis of the economy is fishing , growing mariculture , collecting and processing kelp ( seaweed ).

Homestead farming.

Cellular communication in the village for the summer of 2012 - NTK and MegaFon .

• The narrow isthmus on the Watovsky Peninsula is several hundred meters wide; the Sea of ​​Japan and Cape Four Rocks are accessible for inspection.
• In the summer, in the vicinity of the village of Nord-Ost, the Far East come to rest, they are attracted to small shallow bays with well-heated water, rich bottom flora and fauna .
• A few dozen meters from Cape Orekhova (the northern tip of the Watovsky Peninsula) is the site of the death of the cruiser Emerald , which took part in the Tsushima battle of the Russo-Japanese War and survived in it. In conditions of insufficient visibility, the cruiser sat on the stones and was blown up by the crew on May 19, 1905.

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  Berth at the village of Nord-Ost

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  Sea of ​​Japan, Cape Four Rocks

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  Adit to the underground ammunition depot