Boronsky

The village is located in the Kulundinskaya steppe , which is part of the West Siberian Plain ^[2] , at an altitude of 146 meters above sea level ^[3] . The terrain is flat, the village is surrounded by fields, in the vicinity there are rare aspen-birch pegs ^[2] . Soils - southern chernozems . The parent rocks are clay and loam ^[4] .

By road, the distance to the district center of the village of Verkh-Suetka is 26 km, to the regional center of Barnaul - 280 km ^[5] .

Climate

The climate is temperate continental (according to the classification of Köppen-Geiger climates - type Dfb ). The average annual temperature is + 1.8 ° C, the average temperature of the coldest month of January is 17.2 ° C, the hottest month of July + 20.3 ° C. The amount of precipitation is small: the estimated long-term rainfall is 333 mm. During the year, the amount of precipitation is unevenly distributed: the greatest amount of precipitation falls in the summer (July norm - 56 mm), the least in late winter - early spring (in February and March - 14 mm each) ^[6]

Timezone

It was founded by German immigrants from the Volga colony Beckerdorf . The village had three names Beckerdorf ( German: Beckerdorf ), Boronsk and Dubrovinsky. The first two in the Volga colonies are Baronsk ( Ekaterinenshtadt ) and Beckersdorf. Until 1917, the village belonged to Dubrovinsky volost of Barnaul district of Tomsk province . The population of the village was mixed: both Lutherans and Baptists lived. The village belonged to the Lutheran parish of Tomsk-Barnaul. In 1927, an elementary school was opened. In 1936 - a seven-year school, in 1993 - a secondary school (since 2009 - an incomplete secondary) ^[8]