No new fuel oil spills have been detected along the Anapa coast from August 11th to 19th. This data is based on the results of daily shoreline monitoring.
This was reported with the publication of a photo showing the team from the Tikhoretsk District adjusting protective nets at the water’s edge on the beach in the settlement of Dzhemete.
Anapa coast
The Anapa coast is a popular Russian resort area on the northeastern Black Sea, known for its sandy beaches and therapeutic mud baths. Historically, the area was home to the ancient Greek colony of Gorgippia in the 4th century BCE, whose archaeological remains can still be visited in the modern city of Anapa. It has since been a significant strategic and cultural location for various empires, including the Byzantine and Ottoman.
Dzhemete
Dzhemete is a popular beach resort area located near Anapa on Russia’s Black Sea coast. Historically, it was a vast pine forest, and its name translates from Adyghe as “a place of golden sand.” Today, it is known for its wide sandy beaches, clean air from the preserved pine groves, and modern tourist infrastructure.
