Ramenye, Kichmengsko-Gorodetsky District, Vologda Oblast

Ramenye (Russian: Раменье) is a rural locality (a village) in Gorodetskoye Rural Settlement, Kichmengsko-Gorodetsky District, Vologda Oblast, Russia. The population was 77 as of 2002. There are 2 streets.[2]

Ramenye Раменье
Village
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Coordinates: 59°59′N 45°45′E[1]
Country	Russia
Region	Vologda Oblast
District	Kichmengsko-Gorodetsky District
Time zone	UTC+3:00

Geography

Ramenye is located 4 km west of Kichmengsky Gorodok (the district's administrative centre) by road. Ushakovo is the nearest rural locality.[3] ramen` shoulder in slavic languages[4]

References

Rural localities in Kichmengsko-Gorodetsky District
	Akimovo Aksyonovshchina Alferovo Ananino Antsiferovo Ramenye Artemyevskaya Baklanikha Baklanovskaya Melnitsa Baksheyev Dor Baranovo Barbolino Berezovaya Gora Berlikovo Bersenevo Bolshaya Chiryadka Bolshoye Barakovo Bolshoye Baykalovo Bolshoye Burtanovo Bolshoye Chekavino Bolshoye Khavino Bolshoye Lapino Bolshoye Lubozino Bolshoye Pozharovo Bolshoye Sirino Bolshoye Skretneye Ramenye Bryukhavitsa Burkovshchina Buryakovo Byakovo Cheshkovshchina Chupovo Chyornaya Danilovo Danilovskaya Demino Dolmatovo Dorozhkovo Fedyuninskaya Fominsky Gar Garazhi Goluzino Gora Gorbovo Gorka Gorodishche Gromozovo Isady Kalinino Karyug Kazarino Kholka Kichmenga Kichmengsky Gorodok Kirkino Klepikovo Klimovo Klyukino Knyazhigora Kobylkino Kobylsk Kolotovshchina Kondratovo Konets Konishchevo Kontiyevo Korkin Dor Koryakovskaya Koskovo Koskovo Kostylevo Kotelnovo Kradikhino Kradikhino Krasavino-2 Krasnaya Gora Krasnoye Selo Krokhalevo Kryazh Kuftino Kuzmino Kuzminskaya Laptyug Laskino Lavrovo Leontyevshchina Leshukovshchina Lobanovo Lupachevo Lychenitsa Makarovo Malaya Chiryadka Malinovitsa Maloye Barakovo Maloye Lapino Maloye Pozharovo Maloye Ramenye Maloye Sirino Maly Dor Manshino Mariyevsky Vyselok Martynovo Matasovo Matino Maximovshchina Mikheyevo Mitenyova Gora Mokrushino Myakinnaya Myslikovo Nabolotnaya Gar Nadeyevshchina Nedubrovo Nekipelovo Niva Nizhneye Isakovo Nizhneye Nikitino Nizhneye Sergeyevo Nizhneye Vorovo Nizhny Yenangsk Nizhnyaya Lukina Gora Nizhnyaya Yentala Novaya Shilovshchina Novo-Georgiyevskoye Obakino Ogryzkovo Okinin Dor Okulovo Olenevo Olyatovo Olyushino Omut Osatovo-Ramenye Ovsyannikovo Paderino Pakhomovo Palutino Panovo Pavlovskaya Pelyaginets Petrakovo Petryanino Ploskaya Plostiyevo Podgorka Podgorye Podgorye Podgrivye Podlesovo Pogudino Polovishchensky Pomelovka Popovo Poryadnevshchina Priluk Prilukovo Pronino Puzovo Ramenye Reshetnikovo Rossoulinskaya Rudnikovo Ryabevo Ryabinovshchina Rybino Ryzhunikhino Samylovo Sarayevo Sarmas Savino Selishche Selivanovo Sementsev Dor Sergeyevo Sever Shartanovo Shatenevo Shchepelino Shelomets Shemyachkino Shestakovo Shilovo Shiryayevo Shonga Sigovo Sirino Sivtsevo Skoryukovo Sloboda Slobodka Smolyanka Solonikhino Sorokino Spirovskaya Spitsyno Staraya Shilovshchina Stepurino Sudnicheskaya Gora Sushniki Svetitsa Sychikha Taftinsky Navolok Tarasovo Tasherikha Tatarinovo Terekhino Titovshchina Tokarevo Toropovo Trubovshchina Trufanovo Ushakovo Ust-Syamzhenets Ustye Kharyuzovo Ustyenskaya Vaganovo Vasino Velikusha Verkhnesavinskaya Verkhneye Isakovo Verkhny Yenangsk Verkhnyaya Lukina Gora Verkhnyaya Yentala Volkovo Voronino Voroninskaya Vymol Vysokaya Yakshinskaya Yefimovo Yelovino Yemelyanov Dor Yermakova Gar Yugsky Zabolotny Zagarye Zakharovo Zamostovitsa Zarechye Zasorino Zasosenye Zavachug Zayuzhye Zharovikha Zhevnino Zhukovo Zvezda

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