This record corresponds to the Rosrezerv territorial system for the Far Eastern Federal District rather than a single depot. Official government material describes Rosrezerv as the federal body that manages the state material reserve, and registry-based open sources place the district management office in Khabarovsk at 78 Turgeneva Street, active as of March 2026. ([archive.government.ru](https://archive.government.ru/power/82/?utm_source=openai))
A Russian government order dated 30 September 2010 formally created/converted 16 Far Eastern FGKU combines under this district management: Avangard, Amur, Amurskiy, Arktika, Vzmorye, Volna, Vostok, Gorki, Dalniy, Druzhba, Molodezhny, Pioner, Raduga, Snezhny, Taezhny, and Chaika. The supplied placemarks align closely with that official roster; however, the metadata name "Taga" does not exactly match the official name "Taezhny," so that specific placemark match remains probable rather than fully confirmed from open sources. ([rg.ru](https://rg.ru/documents/2010/10/18/fgku-site-dok.html))
Open-source traces verify subordinate Rosrezerv sites across the district, including Vostok in Vladivostok (Makovskogo 187), Dalniy in Khabarovsk (Flegontova 5), Pioner in Chuguyevka (Kustarnaya 36), Amur in Komsomolsk-on-Amur (Krasnaya 3), Molodezhny in Berezovy, Chaika in Taezhny, Vzmorye at ul. Smolnaya 20 in Anisimovka, and Arktika in Tikhorechnoye. Separate municipal records also place a Dalniy Rosrezerv complex in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky near ul. 2-ya Shevchenko, indicating at least some Far Eastern combines operate outside a single mailing address. ([94fz.ru](https://www.94fz.ru/org/44fz/03201000063?utm_source=openai))
Public records indicate mixed storage infrastructure rather than one uniform depot type. Chaika is listed in the official Cerberus veterinary system as a storage site for controlled animal-origin products and had documented repairs to a refrigeration system, indicating cold-storage capability; Rostekhnadzor material on Amur references a reconstructed milling elevator with aspiration and transport systems, and court records show Amur using rail sidings in 2020-2021. Rostekhnadzor’s Far Eastern annual report also states that Snezhny and Molodezhny were undergoing industrial-safety compliance and technical re-equipment, and specifically records at Snezhny a repaired 1,000 m3 fire reservoir, five 10,000 m3 riveted tanks, and fire-water works in the tank farm. ([cerberus.vetrf.ru](https://cerberus.vetrf.ru/cerberus/request/customsUnion/87e08bdc-cb02-4889-9c74-1e75a313cba3?utm_source=openai))
Open sources support assessment of permanently guarded federal storage installations, but they do not publicly identify the reserve contents of most individual sites. A January 27, 2026 Prosecutor General’s Office report said Rosrezerv institutions in the district completed security-passport updates, and a 2019 appellate ruling discussed departmental guard administration at Druzhba and Amur. The reviewed sources confirm Snezhny as a Rosrezerv combine in Khabarovsk Krai, but did not independently confirm the metadata note describing it as "Military Food Storage Depot No. 204." ([epp.genproc.gov.ru](https://epp.genproc.gov.ru/ru/proc_dvfo/mass-media/news/main/e8361390/?utm_source=openai))