Arkhangelsk Governorate (historical)

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Arkhangelsk Governorate (historical) was a large administrative division of the Russian Empire and early Soviet Russia centered on the port city of Arkhangelsk, encompassing vast northern territories along the White Sea and Arctic Ocean.

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Arkhangelsk Governorate (historical) canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative division
former subdivision of Russia
historical governorate
administrativeCenter Arkhangelsk
borderedBy Arctic Ocean
Barents Sea
White Sea
capital Arkhangelsk
climate subarctic climate
country Russian Empire
Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic
linked to: Russian SFSR
dissolvedIn early Soviet period
economicRole center of northern sea trade
fishing region
timber production region
establishedBy administrative reform of the Russian Empire
governedBy Governor of Arkhangelsk
hasCoastlineOn Barents Sea
White Sea
hasPortCity Arkhangelsk
historicalRegion Pomorye
includedEthnicGroup Komi peoples
linked to: Komi

Nenets
Pomors
linked to: Pomor merchants

Russians
includedRegion Kola Peninsula
Nenets areas
parts of present-day Arkhangelsk Oblast
parts of present-day Komi Republic
parts of present-day Murmansk Oblast
language Russian
locatedIn European Russia
Northern Russia
namedAfter Arkhangelsk
partOf Northwestern territories of the Russian Empire
RSFSR
Russian Empire
predecessor Archangelgorod Governorate
religion Russian Orthodoxy
strategicImportance access to Arctic Ocean
naval and trade gateway to Western Europe
successor Arkhangelsk Oblast
Komi-Zyryan Autonomous Oblast
Murmansk Okrug
Northern Krai
timePeriod early Soviet Russia
late Russian Empire

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Northern Russia contains Arkhangelsk Governorate (historical)
Mezen River locatedIn Arkhangelsk Governorate (historical)