Caucasian Mineral Waters Research Articles

Restoration of the upper limbs of athletes in the Caucasian Mineral Waters resort using the combined application of electro- and peloidotherapy to the cervical– collar area

Objective. Of the work was to develop a method for restoring the upper limbs of athletes in the Caucasian Mineral Waters resort based on the combined use of electro- and peloid therapy on the cervical-collar area. Material and methods.Was carried out among highly qualified athletes during their stay at training camps in Kislovodsk. 30 athletes took part in the study (23 athletes — the main group and 7 athletes (CG). Before and after the application of the technique, the athletes were examined: the initial level and dynamics of the functional state of the upper extremities (according to electroneuromyography (ENMG) and rheography), as well as hemodynamics of cerebral vessels (according to rheoencephalography). The results of the study showed that a single and course application of electro- and peloid therapy procedures on the cervical-collar area contributes to a significant relaxing effect on the upper limbs of athletes. As a result, a decrease in neuromuscular activity and normalization of excessively increased blood flow, improvement of venous outflow. Conclusion. A method for restoring the upper extremities of athletes has been developed and scientifically substantiated, which is recommended for use especially for relaxation after a training day and during the transition (recovery) period of the training process in sanatorium-resort conditions.

Просодические маркеры состояния «радость» (на примере языковых реализаций кабардинцев-билингвов в регионе Кавказские Минеральные Воды)

The present study is devoted to the study of ethnospecific features of the expression of emotions in the speech of representatives of Kabardian and Russian ethnogroups of the Caucasian Mineral Waters region based on the material of an experimental corpus of quasi-spontaneous audio files-dialogues marked with the emotional state "joy", recorded by representatives of Russian and Kabardian ethnogroups. The aim of the study is to identify nationally specific prosodic markers of the state of "joy" based on the material of the Russian and Kabardian ethnogroups of the Caucasian Mineral Waters region. The scientific novelty of the study consists in identifying ethnically conditioned signs that manifest the difference in emotionally marked communication models in the speech of North Caucasian bilinguals. Acoustic analysis of the material showed differences in the sound characteristics of speech between the Russian and the interfered variants, such as an increase in the intervals of raising and lowering the tone, an expansion of the tonal range of the phrase and changes in the formant values of vowels. The results obtained prove that both the formant picture of the studied replicas in the implementation of Kabardian and Russian ethnogroups and the data of the level of phrasal prosody are ethnically conditioned, and emotionally marked communication models differ in qualitative characteristics.

Новые погребальные комплексы сарматского времени из кургана на Кавказских Минеральных Водах

In 2010, the expedition of the Nasledie State Unitary Enterprise (Stavropol) conducted archaeological excavations on the territory of the Caucasian Mineral Waters and excavated the kurgan 1 of the Voniuchka-1 kurgan cemetery near the city of Pyatigorsk. The kurgan originated in the Eneolithic era; its construction and use as a cemetery continued up to the Early and Middle Bronze Ages. The most extensive changes in the kurgan are associated with the North Caucasian archaeological culture. The Sarmatian burials of the early Iron Age became the final ones in the kurgan; this study is devoted to their material publication and analysis. Single burials and grave goods (probably the remains of a funeral feast) were compactly located in the central part of the kurgan. The burial rite and the inventory are described in detail and examined in the system of both chronologically close Sarmatian newcomers and Pre-Caucasus aboriginal monuments. In general, the funeral rite of the published burials is quite uniform and corresponds to the canons of the pre-Caucasian Sarmatian kurgans. The burials and the cluster are chronologically close to each other, and the inventory found in them has numerous analogies among the synchronous sites of the Pre-Caucasus. At the same time, some details of the funeral rite, in particular the discovery of three left front legs of sheep in two burials, together with a number of other facts, indicate a kinship relationship between the buried. The Sarmatian burials in kurgan 1 of the Voniuchka-1 cemetery can be considered a small ancestral cemetery created, most likely, during the lifetime of one generation. The general dating of the burials and the accompanying funeral feast fits into the framework of the 3rd (possibly 2nd) – 1st centuries BC. There is a high probability of their connection with the Sirak tribal union, and this cemetery is located on the southern border of the territory occupied by it.

Description of A.N. Minh’s trip from Volga to the Caucasus in 1868 as a source on the history of Russian regions and everyday life

A review of the publication «Trip to Pyatigorsk in 1868» by the famous local historian, cultural and educational figure A.N. Minh is presented. The manuscript is stored in the State Archives of the Saratov Region. Before publishing, it was available only to a narrow circle of researchers. Now, thanks to the efforts of the workers of the State Archives of the Saratov Region and their assistants, numerous historians and specialists in other fields of scientific knowledge, employees of museums, libraries and other cultural institutions, students of higher and secondary schools, all those who are interested and fascinated by history Russia and its regions can familiarize themselves with it in detail. Minh’s work combines the characteristics of a personal diary, guidebook, statistical, geographical, historical and ethnographic researches. It is an interesting source and gives food for thought to everyone involved in the history of Russian regions (Saratov and Volgograd regions, Don and Stavropol territories, Pyatigorsk, Kislovodsk, Yessentuki and all Caucasian Mineral Waters), the history of everyday life and culture (especially related to travel, spa treatment and relaxation). There is extensive literature on the issues raised in the new publication, but Minh’s book clarifies and supplements the accumulated information with important details. The information was obtained as a result of personal observations, conversations with contemporaries, attention to materials of folklore, «oral history», archival documents, books and periodicals, inspection of museum collections, historical and natural attractions. The publication provides an opportunity for a wide range of specialists and readers to study “Trip to Pyatigorsk in 1868” by Minh.

OЗДОРОВИТЕЛЬНЫЙ ПРИРОДНЫЙ ПОТЕНЦИАЛ И ПАТОГЕННЫЕ РИСКИ КЛИМАТА И УРБАНИЗАЦИИ КУРОРТОВ КАВКАЗСКИХ МИНЕРАЛЬНЫХ ВОД

Based on the archival integrated data of bioclimatic, forest, environmental, and medical-health resort monitoring and the authors’ balneology methods for studying natural medical resources, a modern assessment of the health-improving potential of the climate, recreational and environmental factors of the Caucasian Mineral Waters resorts is presented. Pathogenic risks of the climate and urbanization, prospects for the rational use of climatic and landscape therapeutic factors in rehabilitation medicine and resort practice are considered. In order to increase the efficiency of using the mountain landscape and climate in the resort practice of the Caucasian Mineral Waters, the following activities are relevant: the modernization of monitoring the surface air aerosol and gas pollution and solar radiation conditions, the improvement of the model for assessing a therapeutic climate in relation to the objectives of resort treatment, the development of methods for regulating a microclimate based on structuring the environmental potential of woody vegetation on the territory of the facilities and urban infrastructure of resorts.

Natural Health-improving Potential and Pathogenic Risks of the Climate and Urbanization of the Caucasian Mineral Waters Resorts

Natural Health-improving Potential and Pathogenic Risks of the Climate and Urbanization of the Caucasian Mineral Waters Resorts

Traditions and Transformations in Greek Anthroponymy (Based on the Field Studies of Greeks of Russia in 2022–2023)

The article is based on the field materials of three expeditions to the Greeks of Russia (territories of the Krasnodar Krai, Karachay-Cherkessia, Caucasus Mineral Waters region). This paper analyzes the typological transformations that Greek given names and surnames underwent in different periods of history, as well as the peculiarities of naming among the Pontic Greeks. The historical and modern trends in the choice of a name are considered, as well as the features of the functioning of Greek surnames in different historical and social contexts (“Russification” of surnames during the period of repressions, reverse process of “Hellenization” when moving to Greece, morphemic translation of surnames from Turkic into Greek, etc.). Along with names that easily could be labeled as “Greek” (Nikos, Despina, Christos, Ellada, Athena, Euclid, Socrates), Greeks in Russia use “Russian” names (e.g. Maria, Elena, Pasha, Olya, Nadezhda) as well. It often turns out that these “Russian” names are hypocoristics of Greek ones: e.g., Olya from Olympiada, Pasha from Parthena. The paper also contains the description of the features of Greek anthroponymy in the field of traditional culture, such as the use of “double” names to protect one against the evil eye and “stopping” names designed to prevent the birth or death of children. The “Russification” of surnames and given names, as well as the use of Georgian names by Greeks during their residence in the territory of the Georgian SSR, are considered as strategies of ethnic mimicry, which were common among different ethnic groups in the USSR. At the same time, the reverse processes are characteristic of the last three decades: the return of “Greekness” to surnames and given names when obtaining a new citizenship, when installing tombstones, etc. Ever since the Soviet era, the Pontic Greeks have found the use of ancient Greek names that clearly indicate the ethnicity of the bearer, recently in the Caucasus it has become possible to baptize a child with this name in the Russian Orthodox Church.

Haloalkalitolerant Fungi from Sediments of the Big Tambukan Saline Lake (Northern Caucasus): Diversity and Antimicrobial Potential.

We have performed a characterization of cultivated haloalkalitolerant fungi from the sediments of Big Tambukan Lake in order to assess their biodiversity and antimicrobial activity. This saline, slightly alkaline lake is known as a source of therapeutic sulfide mud used in sanatoria of the Caucasian Mineral Waters, Russia. Though data on bacteria and algae observed in this lake are available in the literature, data on fungi adapted to the conditions of the lake are lacking. The diversity of haloalkalitolerant fungi was low and represented by ascomycetes of the genera Acremonium, Alternaria, Aspergillus, Chordomyces, Emericellopsis, Fusarium, Gibellulopsis, Myriodontium, Penicillium, and Pseudeurotium. Most of the fungi were characterized by moderate alkaline resistance, and they tolerated NaCl concentrations up to 10% w/v. The analysis of the antimicrobial activity of fungi showed that 87.5% of all strains were active against Bacillus subtilis, and 39.6% were also determined to be effective against Escherichia coli. The majority of the strains were also active against Aspergillus niger and Candida albicans, about 66.7% and 62.5%, respectively. These studies indicate, for the first time, the presence of polyextremotolerant fungi in the sediments of Big Tambukan Lake, which probably reflects their involvement in the formation of therapeutic muds.

Институт уполномоченного по курортам Кавказских Минеральных Вод (1934–1937)

This article constitutes a continuation of a publication series exploring the historical backdrop of the North Caucasus Region, focusing on the period when the administrative hub of this vast region re-sided in the resort city of Pyatigorsk (1934 - early 1937). Its primary focus resides with the State Institute of Commissioners, operating under the auspices of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR, overseeing the resorts of the Caucasian Mineral Waters (CMW, Kavminvody). Throughout this time frame, Professor V.N. Semenov, at the helm of the Architectural and Planning Workshop within the People's Commissariat of Public Utilities of the RSFSR, crafted a comprehensive project to propel the CMW resorts to new heights. The entrusted execution of this project was assigned to authorized representatives of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR, vested with signifi-cant powers. Occupying the post of director of the Caucasian Mineral Waters in the 1920s and 30s (and since 1935, also serving as the commissioner of the CEC of the USSR), were esteemed indi-viduals such as S.A. Mamushin, M.I. Ganshtak, A.S. Enukidze, and A.D. Metelev, who skillfully assumed the helm of both Kavminvody and Sochi resorts. The author posits that at this juncture, we should not disregard the invaluable lessons learned from the successful operation of this institute. As a prospective option, the prospect of establishing a dedicated institute for the management of CMW resorts warrants consideration, potentially involving the plenipotentiary representative of the President in the North Caucasus Federal District.

Просодические маркеры состояния «гнев» (на примере культурно-коммуникативных моделей общения русской и кабардинской этногрупп региона Кавказские Минеральные Воды)

The aim of the study is to identify the nation-specific and gender-specific prosodic markers of the state of anger involving the material of the cultural and communicative interaction models of the Russian and Kabardian ethnic groups of the Caucasian Mineral Waters region. The scientific novelty lies in applying a multifactorial methodology for analysing the regional type of communication taking into account the emotional-expressive content, gender and social differentiation for further creation of an adaptive quantitative-statistical learning model. It is the first time that Praat 5.3.32 is used as a tool for selecting relevant elements of an adaptive model for analysing emotionally marked communication. As a result of the study, the researchers proved that gender characteristics and the national type of communication influence the following indicators: the intensity of the beginning of an emotionally marked phrase, the main stressed syllable, the end of the phrase, tonal range, register, the ratio between the levels of the beginning of the phrase, the first stressed syllable and the end of the phrase, the volume of the interval of the rising and lowering tone, intensity coefficient, the intensity of the nuclear and stressed syllables, the ratio of syllables in order, variance, standard deviation and average syllabic intensity.

Modern activities of cultural volunteers in the preservation of historical memory

The article analyzes the activities of young volunteers aimed at restoring, preserving, conserving, and popularizing monuments of regional significance. Modern public activity, including volunteering, is getting younger. By 2020, almost 3 million people participated in social activities in various areas, of which about 300,000 were students and postgraduates of higher educational institutions. The paper considers the case of the activity at the Pyatigorsk Necropolis, one of the main events of the regional volunteer orientation of the Caucasian Mineral Waters.

Критерии устойчивого туризма в современных условиях развития Белгородской области

This article reveals the features of tourism development in terms of stability criteria. Criteria indicators allow us to assess the stability of the tourism industry and to present those areas that need to be paid attention to in the industry. Russia is a huge country that has many tourist regions. Among them, there are several that represent leaders in sustainable tourism: Crimea, Caucasian Mineral Waters, Sochi, Baikal, Altai, but these regions are more focused on eco-tourism. Researchers of tourism stability identify 3 factors of sustainability: social, economic and environmental. An ESG strategy has also been developed, which orients investors to study companies, industries, and regions from these sides. The authors of this article add a fourth to the three main criteria – political, justifying it as a factor of stability of regional authorities, the ability to participate and develop popular tourist programs, as well as the confidence of the population in the optimality of administrative management. Criteria for tourism stability can be defined as a set of principles that ensure the preservation of the environment, cultural heritage and social well-being in places of natural tourist origin, while simultaneously ensuring economic profit, environmental stability, social and political orientation.

Modeling of Distributed Control System for Network of Mineral Water Wells

The article is devoted to solving the problem of designing a distributed control system for a network of production wells on the example of mineral water deposits in the Caucasus Mineral Waters region, Russia. The purpose was to determine the set of parameters of the control system to ensure technologically effective and safe operating modes of mineral water deposits. A mathematical model of the deposit was developed taking into account the given configuration and production rate of the network of the wells. The detailed algorithm is presented for designing the control system under consideration based on the frequency concept of analysis and synthesis for distributed control systems. The experimental tests and model validation were performed at the production wells facility of “Narzan”, Kislovodsk, Russia. The results of modeling and field experiments confirmed the adequacy of the mathematical model and the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm. The authors came to the conclusion that the adapted mathematical model can be used to create a regional automated field cluster management system for monitoring, operational management and forecasting the nature of real hydrogeological processes and ensuring their stability.

Антропологические материалы из погребальных комплексов сарматского времени (могильник Вонючка-1, Кавказские Минеральные Воды)

Introduction. Most of the burial mounds of the Caucasian Mineral Waters region combine the burials of representatives of different archaeological cultures separated by thousands of years. Therefore, the rate of accumulation of monocultural synchronous materials in collections for some epochs is quite low, and slows down even more due to the unequal preservation of bone remains. The introduction of new information into scientific circulation based on the results of recent archaeological work will allow faster accumulation of materials and data exchange between researchers working on the same issue. The purpose of this work is to publish morphological features of the skeleton of individuals belonging to the Sarmatian culture of the Pre-Caucasus. Materials and methods. The skeletons of three individuals, from three burials of one mound, dating from the III-I centuries BC and belonging to the nomads of the early Sarmatian time were investigated. The study used both traditional methods of anthropology and bioarchaeological approaches. Sex and age studies were carried out on all preserved parts of the skeleton according to standard anthropological methods. A program for fixing markers of stress and pathological conditions was applied to all the studied individuals. Results. Skeletal remains of two young women and a mature man were studied. Both women had anomalies in the development of teeth: in one case – underdevelopment of enamel, in the other – partial congenital adentia. A set of specific features on the postcranial skeleton of a man allow us to characterize him as a rider, right-handed. Discussion. The results of the study supplement our knowledge about the variability of morphological features of the skeleton of representatives of the nomads of the early Sarmatian culture. Some of the detected signs have a pronounced genetic determination; however, the data obtained is insufficient to identify kinship ties, despite the fact that according to the interpretation of archaeologists, this group of burials is defined as a generic cemetery created during the lifetime of one generation. All the discovered features of the skeleton find analogies among the published materials of synchronous time. @ 2023. This work is licensed under a CC BY 4.0 license.

Monitoring and forecasting the condition of structures in the small river basins in southern Russia

Introduction. The southern regions of Russia need to adapt to higher peak river flows and flash floods. Since 1960, the number of recorded flood events has increased. The intensity and severity of flood events tend to decrease, but their annual frequency is increasing. This illustrates the social component of flooding. Trends in the number of flood events are closely related to the increasing population in river valleys. “Integrated management” of construction sites in river basins is based on three elements: monitoring, forecasting and early warning, vulnerability assessment, mitigation and response. The purpose of this study is to establish means of prediction, risk assessment of operational construction projects in river basins taking into account the current natural and climatic factors.
 
 Materials and methods. The research is based on the factual material collected in the field studies in the river basins of recreational regions of southern Russia. Design, construction and operational documentation of complex structures was analyzed and their structural elements were evaluated.
 
 Results. On the basis of the carried out theoretical, field and numerical researches, the problem of increasing ecological safety of the urban environment was solved by monitoring, assessing, ranging of the technical condition of building structures and forecasting risks in the urbanized areas of river basins. The results of the research should be considered as a basis of practical methods for the complex estimation of ecological safety of natural and technical system of river basins. Further development of the topic can be connected with the scaling studies of urbanized territories, monitoring crisis sites and forecasting of the further condition of construction projects by subjects.
 
 Conclusions. The developed software package has practical importance, the product is implemented in the Republic of Crimea, in the operation of the long-term operated HES complexes of the Partizanskoe reservoir supplying water to the city of federal importance Simferopol and the Alminsky reservoir irrigating Bakhchisaray region of the peninsula and it is also being tested in the Krasnodar Territory, the Republic of Dagestan, the Stavropol Territory and Caucasian Mineral Waters.

Звуковое пространство городов-курортов Кавказских Минеральных Вод

Introduction. The article investigates the sound space of resort towns in Caucasus Mineral Waters by the example of the two largest of them, namely Pyatigorsk and Kislovodsk. The concept of the sound space of the city is considered, the main modern aspects of sound research in the city are highlighted. Based on the collected field data, an attempt is made to qualitatively assess the sound environment of cities, especially important for resort towns. For the central parts of the cities, the differentiation of the sound space was carried out, reflecting the type of social use of the territories. Materials and research methods. The data of field measurements of sound in cities were obtained during the field practice of geography students in socio-economic geography in 2022. The cartographic method, normative approach and typology are used in the course of the study. Research results and their discussion. The sound space of the studied resort towns has typical features of modern Russian cities. The resort function is not reflected in the sound space. The main factors of its formation are transport highways, human and commercial activities. Recreational areas are more comfortable in terms of sound, having their own internal specifics. In general, the level of noise pollution depends on the types of prevailing sounds in the territory. A microgeographic study of the central resort parts of the cities showed a complete lack of understanding and requirements for sound comfort. Conclusions. In urban studies, there is an increase in interest in sound in the city, the allocation of sound space and its cultural and geographical differences. Sound can identify universal socio-cultural structures, act as a source of conceptual and methodological constructions. Sound studies help comprehend existing social practices and their contexts. The resort towns of the Caucasus Mineral Waters were founded without taking into account the comfort of the sound environment. As a result, the characteristics of their sound space do not differ from ordinary cities.

Traditional culture of the Romaioi Greeks and Urumlar Greeks (on the materials of the ethnolinguistic expedition to the Greeks of Caucasus Mineral Waters region)

This paper presents the materials collected during an ethnolinguistic expedition to the Greeks of Caucasus Mineral Waters region in January 2023. The Greek population of this area consists of two language groups: the Urumlar Greeks, who speak the Turkic dialect, and the Romaioi Greeks, who speak the Pontic dialect of the Greek language. The nominations of these two groups and their languages are analyzed in this paper. It also includes a brief historical background on the resettlement of the Greeks to the Russian Empire and describes the current state of the social and cultural life of the diaspora. The main goal of the expedition was to fix the vocabulary of funeral and memorial rituals in the Turkic and Pontic dialects. The lexemes and expressions in two languages are presented in this paper. Many lexemes of the Pontic dialect are unique, having no analogues in the Modern Greek language: for example, λυτρία (litria) ‘wake’ or σκώστικα (skόstika) ‘memorial dinner’. The vocabulary used for the nomination of mythological characters is also considered in this paper. It is noted that among the Pontic-speaking population, narratives about mythological characters are practically lost.

Территориальная структура профессионального футбола в Северо-Кавказском федеральном округе

Introduction. The article examines the territorial structure of football on the territory of the North Caucasus Federal District. Spatial analysis of the functioning of professional football clubs has shown the presence of several periods of football development in the region. At the present stage, the territorial structure is narrowed, the professional level of football has been preserved only in the regional capitals and cities of the Caucasian Mineral Waters. Two types of intraregional territorial structure of football are distinguished. The monocentric type is characteristic of Chechnya, Ingushetia and Karachay-Cherkessia. During the transformation, the monocentric structure also became in Kabardino-Balkaria, North Ossetia and Dagestan. Stavropol Krai is characterized by a polycentric territorial structure. Materials and research method. In the course of the study, a spatial analysis of the development of professional football clubs was carried out, methods of comparative geographical and historical geographical description and analysis were used. Research results and their discussion. Four stages in the development of the territorial structure of football in the NCFD have been identified. At the moment, there is a reduction in the number of professional football clubs and a contraction of their territorial network. This reduction occurred sequentially. The large number of clubs in the region in the early 1990s is explained by the transition from the Soviet football hierarchy and the rise of semi-professional clubs in the Russian football league system. In 1994, there was a sharp decline in the number of football clubs in the region. By the end of the 1990s, the football network was recovering and growing. A new decline occurred in the second half of the 2000s. After a short period of stability in 2014, the maximum compression of the network occurs. To date, the number of clubs has grown slightly. Conclusions. Professional football in the NCFD has gone through different periods in its development and has experienced a transformation – from a deep underdeveloped periphery in the Soviet period through expansion and development in the 2000s to compression and simplification in modern times. There are four periods in the change of the territorial structure of professional football in the region, each of which had its own characteristics and the main centers of the region. At the moment, the territorial structure of football is narrowed, it has been preserved only in the regional capitals and cities of the CMW, which was primarily due to economic reasons. Two types of intraregional territorial structure are distinguished – monocentric and polycentric. The main centers of the territorial structure of football in the region are regional capitals.

Агломерации Ставропольского края: сравнение пространственной и демографической динамики

Introduction. Two agglomeration-type settlement systems have formed in the Stavropol Krai, – the monocentric Stavropol agglomeration and the polycentric agglomeration of the Caucasian Mineral Waters (the CMW). At the present stage, demographic processes in the Stavropol Krai most intensively occur within the “borders” of the represented agglomerations; migration processes are observed leading to the population being drawn into the centers of agglomerations, which increases their role in the settlement system. The purpose of this study is to compare the spatial and demographic dynamics of agglomerations in the Stavropol Krai, highlighting common features in demographic processes and features characteristic of each agglomeration. Materials and research methods. The work uses data from the Office of the Federal State Statistics Service for the Stavropol Territory (from 2012 to 2021), population census materials (1989, 2002, 2010, 2021), documents from territorial planning and urban planning, our own observations and field results territory research. Based on these data, a general description of the Stavropol agglomeration and the CMW agglomeration is given, spatial organization of settlement is analyzed, and current trends in its demographic development are determined. Research results and their discussion. In the course of the study, the authors analyze the birth rate, mortality, natural population growth, migration processes, population dynamics, and the ethnic composition of the population of each agglomeration of the Stavropol Territory. The analysis was carried out at the level of cities, urban and municipal districts, which makes it possible to assess intra-agglomeration processes, whether they are uniform for the entire agglomeration or have spatial patterns. Conclusions. The analysis of demographic dynamics of two agglomerations of the Stavropol Krai allows the authors to draw conclusions. The Stavropol agglomeration and the agglomeration of the Caucasian Mineral Waters act as centers of concentration of the urban population in the Stavropol region and are the main areas of attraction for migrants. Agglomerations are characterized by increasing numbers and natural population growth. Migration population growth, which is currently declining, has contributed to an increase in population throughout the post-Soviet period. Currently, agglomerations have concentrated the significant demographic potential of the Stavropol region.

Genetic Profiling of Salmonella enteritidis Strains Isolated in the Stavropol Region in 2016–2019

Introduction: Salmonella enteritidis is the most common etiologic agent of salmonellosis in humans in the Stavropol Region, which is in line with the global trend. In this regard, the definition of a serovar provides little information in the course of an epidemiological investigation and necessitates subspecific typing of S. enteritidis isolates. Objective: MLVA typing of S. enteritidis strains isolated in the Stavropol Region in 2016–2019 and the analysis of the genetic structure of the local Salmonella population. Materials and methods: We studied 122 strains of S. enteritidis isolated in 2016–2019 from stool samples of patients with acute intestinal infections in the city of Stavropol and the Caucasian Mineral Waters (CMW) of the Stavropol Region. Multi Locus Variable Number Tandem Repeat (MLVA) typing was performed based on five variable loci. The size of amplified loci was determined by capillary electrophoresis. Results: The studied strains were distinguished by high genetic heterogeneity and belonged to 25 MLVA genotypes. S. enteritidis strains belonging to 24 MLVA types were identified on the territory of Stavropol. The dominant genetic variant in the city was 3-10-5-4-1, which included 40 Salmonella strains (44.4%) isolated in 2016–2019. In some years, the proportion of other genetic variants increased. In the CMW area, strains belonging to seven MLVA genotypes were isolated, most of which belonged to the profile 3-10-5-4-1, while a change in the dominant variant of S. Enteritidis was registered annually. Prevalent regional MLVA types are widespread in the world and have a significant epidemic potential. Conclusions: We obtained new data on S. enteritidis MLVA genotypes in the Stavropol Region, established dominant genetic variants, and noted differences in the ratio of circulating MLVA genotypes of S. enteritidis in 2016–2019. Our findings necessitate constant molecular genetic monitoring to assess real-time dynamic changes in the genetic structure of the Salmonella population. They can also be used in investigations of possible cases (outbreaks) of salmonellosis to determine their source and routes of transmission.