The Kudymkar Circle (Finn. Kudumikarinympyröidä, Russ. Кудымкарский Круг) is a Uralican county that centres around the town of Kudymkar and is roughly circular (with an area that juts out to the east). It comprises several agricultural villages whose primary industry is the production of grains, such as wheat. Its population is quite multicultural, much like Kudymkar itself.
Flag of the Kudymkar Circle.
Recently, Uralica created this county centred around the Kudymkar Circle region, which is the most agricultural and third-most sparsely populated county after Nenetsia-North Uralica and Northwest Uralica. It is also the second-smallest of Uralica's eighteen counties, about twice the size of the smallest, Mennoland. The flag of the Kudymkar Circle is that of the old Komi-Permyak Autonomous Okrug within Permski Kray, in the Old Russian system.
It is bordered on the east by Kirovski Rayon, but the rest of its borders are with Permski Rayon.
Principal settlements[]
- Kudymkar
- Kuva
- Teben'kova (Finn. Tepenikova)
- Moskvina (Finn. Moskivina)
- Cheremnova (Finn. Kirimonova)
- Verkhnyy In'va (Finn. Yläinivä)
- Nel'sina (Finn. Nellisinnä)
- Vizyay (Finn. Viisiai)
- Kazarina (Finn. Kasarina)
- Yus'va (Finn. Jussiva)
- Bazhino (Finn. Paasino)
- Antipino
- Aksenovo
- Doyeg (Finn. Toiki)
- Kazennaya (Finn. Kasennaaja)
- Pikanovo
- Egva (Finn. Ekkevä)
- Beloyevo (Finn. Valkola)
- Karbas (Finn. Kärpäs)
- Epanova
- Mal'tseva (Finn. Malisseva)
There are several other smaller settlements in this area as well.