Branch No. 3 of the Russian state farm

The village is located in the forest-steppe within the Ishim Plain , which is part of the West Siberian Plain. The village is surrounded by aspen-birch pegs. The hydrographic network is not developed: rivers and lakes are absent ^[4] . In the vicinity of the settlement, chernozems are common linguistic ordinary ^[4] .

The length of roads to administrative centers

By road, the distance to the regional center of Omsk is 90-96 km (depending on the chosen path), to the regional center of the village of Maryanovka - 39 km, to the administrative center of the rural settlement of the village of Moskalensky - 12 km.

The village was founded on the site of the nomadic population of Kozhubek, long before the 1917 revolution . The name "Kozhubek" comes from the name of the founder of the nomadic settlement. After the nomads moved to Kozhubek's parking lot, the ethnos that inhabited the immediate vicinity of Kozhubek gradually flocked. Then, during the years of Stalinist repressions, the first settlers appeared: Germans, Russians, Ukrainians, Latvians and Kalmyks. The composition of the population begins to mix and becomes multinational.

During the Great Patriotic War , Kozhubek, it was decided to rename Otradnoe, in memory of the village destroyed by the Nazis in the western part of the country.

In the 60s of the XX century, Otradnoe became a branch of the Moskalensky farm.

Title

In accordance with Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of December 29, 1991 No. 86 ^[5] , Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of December 27, 1992, and Resolution of the Head of the Administration of Maryanovsky District No. 464 of December 30, 1992, the Rossiysk state farm was reorganized ^[6] . The text of the resolution of the head of the administration of Maryanovsky district No. 464 dated 12/30/1992 is stored in the Maryanovsky archive in paper form, since at the time it entered into force (12/30/1992), the Internet in Russia was not yet developed.

Thus, in the official documents (“Law on the Omsk Region” ^[7] and “On the Budget of the Moskalensky Rural Settlement” ^[8] ), there are two names: “Branch No. 3 of the Russian State Farm” and “Otradnoye”.

According to the old-timers of the village, Otradnoye received the serial number "3", as the village took third place in the harvest of grain crops.

With the existence of the “Russian state farm”, among the combine harvesters, competitions were held annually in terms of the number of harvested areas. According to the results of these competitions, combine operators received good bonuses, and often even the right to receive a car.

Gender composition

According to the 2010 All-Russian Population Census, in the gender structure of the population of 412 people there are 195 men and 217 women (47.3 and 52.7%, respectively) ^{[2] [9]} .

School and education

The very first school in Otradnoye was a small adobe with stove heating. In 1984, a new two-story school was built that meets modern requirements.

Water supply and gasification plans

At the moment, in Otradnoye there is no water supply system ^[10] . However, in the near future (2020–2024), it is planned to carry out a water supply system ^[11] .

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  Road sign at the entrance to Otradnoe. 2010 photo

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  The road sign, established by the road services in 2013, instead of the old sign that has fallen into disrepair

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  Road sign to Otradnoe. Photo of the winter of 2014. Photo with geotags

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  Road alley on the way to Otradnoye (Between Russian and Neudorf)

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  Nature in Otradnoye. Photo taken at the Bird House

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  The nature of Otradnoy in the summer of 2014. Photo taken at the Bird House

• Department No. 3 NP Branch No. 3 of the Russian State Farm ( No. 0114790 ) / Register of names of geographical objects on the territory of the Omsk Region as of December 13, 2018 // State Catalog of Geographical Names. rosreestr.ru.
• Map sheet N-43-037 .