The North Caucasian Railway and the M-4 highway passing through the Kushchyovskaya district connect the central part of Russia with the South and the North Caucasus
Proximity to the Azov-Black Sea coast
Proximity to regional centers, Rostov-on-Don (80 km) and Krasnodar (180 km)
Crossing of gas and oil pipelines
Convenient logistics location, enabling the organization of river-sea transportations
Vast flat areas
The temperature conditions support the growth of crops like grains and oilseeds, as well as the development of livestock farming
Low environmental stress
Soil erosion hazard is insignificant
Fertile chernozems
As of August 1, 2024, there are 65,620 people living in Kushchyovskaya district, and they’re all permanent residents.
The population breakdown in Kushchyovskaya district includes a total of
6,554 children under 6, 7,751 school-aged adolescents, 7,866 young adults, 28,225 middle-aged adults, 14,305 senior citizens, and 919 long-livers over 80. There are 29,450 men (44.88%) and 36,170 women (55.12%) residing in the district
Education:
23.3% (15,289 people) have completed higher education, 2.5% (1,641 people) have incomplete higher education, 35.8% (23,492 people) have vocational education after high school, 18.0% (11,812 people) have completed 11 grades, 8.7% (5,709 people) have completed 9 grades, and the remaining 7.7% (5,053 people) fall into other categories
The district mainly focuses on traditional agricultural activities, with the 90% of its land being suitable for farming (arable land)
Industrial production within the gross municipal product increased significantly by 2.4 times in 2023 compared to 2018
Annual growth rates for trade and service sector indicators
Stable investment growth in the district will be achieved through the reconstruction and modernization of existing businesses, as well as by attracting new investors
Coworking Center
Municipal Entrepreneurship Support Center
Investment and Small Business Interaction Department of Kushchyovskaya district
A list of municipal properties in Kushchyovskaya district that are free from third-party rights, except for small businesses’ property rights, and are designated for long-term transfer to SMEs and organizations supporting SME infrastructure