Puksoozero

Puksoozero is a rural locality a agreement in Plesetsky District of Arkhangelsk Oblast, Russia, located 22.2 kilometers southeast of Plesetsk, on Lake Puksoozero, at the source of the Puksa River, the left tributary of the Mekhrenga. Within the framework of municipal divisions, it serves as the place of work of Puksoozerskoye Rural Settlement, one of the thirteen rural settlements inside the district. A street connects Puksoozero with the urban-kind settlement of Plesetsk; there may be regular passenger bus visitors.

Between 1930 and 2001, Puksoozero was at the Mekhrenga railroad, which on the time it was the longest, at 115 kilometers or 71 mi. The railroad started at the Puksa station of the railway between Moscow and Arkhangelsk, and ran to the east, through Puksoozero to the Dalnyaya station. The locomotive depot become placed in Puksoozero and closed in 2001. The railroad belonged to the State Department of Corrections and became used to transport timber. After 1966, it become gradually disassembled.

The last stretch, among Puksa and Puksoozero, turned into closed and disassembled in 2001, Puksoozero became constructed in 1930 as the settlement for forcibly resettled peasants. At the time, it turned into directly subordinate to Plesetsk Settlement Soviet. The important occupation of the population turned into wooden manufacturing and creation of the railroad connecting Puksoozero and Puksa railway station.