Posyet

Posyet (Russian: Посьет, also Possiette and Possiet) is an ice-free port and urban-type settlement on the Possiet Bay, in Khasansky District, Primorsky Krai, Russia. It is named after the Russian navigator Constantine Possiet. Population: 3,000 (2002 Census). It is one of the southernmost settlements in Russia.

v • d • e Administrative divisions of Primorsky Krai

Administrative center: Vladivostok

Cities and towns	Arsenyev · Artyom · Bolshoy Kamen · Dalnegorsk · Dalnerechensk · Fokino · Lesozavodsk · Nakhodka · Partizansk · Spassk-Dalny · Ussuriysk

Urban-type settlements	Dunay · Gornorechensky · Gorny · Gornye Klyuchi · Kavalerovo · Khasan · Khrustalny · Kirovsky · Kraskino · Lipovtsy · Luchegorsk · Novoshakhtinsky · Olga · Plastun · Pogranichny · Posyet · Preobrazheniye · Primorsky · Putyatin · Rudny · Shkotovo · Sibirtsevo · Slavyanka · Smolyaninovo · Svetlaya · Terney · Vostok · Vysokogorsk · Yaroslavsky · Zarubino

Districts (administrative and municipal)	Anuchinsky · Chernigovsky · Chuguyevsky · Dalnerechensky · Kavalerovsky · Khankaysky · Khasansky · Khorolsky · Kirovsky · Krasnoarmeysky · Lazovsky · Mikhaylovsky · Nadezhdinsky · Oktyabrsky · Olginsky · Partizansky · Pogranichny · Pozharsky · Shkotovsky · Spassky · Terneysky · Yakovlevsky