Yarkoye () is a settlement in the Priozersky District, Leningrad Oblast, Russia by the .
History
Until 1939 the territory of the modern settlement included two villages: Suotniemi and Koivula in the (Käkisalmi Maalaiskunta) of Finland. After the Winter War the area was ceded to the Karelo-Finnish Soviet Socialist Republic of the Soviet Union.Kuujo, Erkki, Puramo, Eino & Sarkanen, J.: Käkisalmen historia. Lahti: Käki-säätiö, 1959.
In 1842 a porcelain and faience factory was opened in Suotniemi by Christian Wilhelm Löfström (1792-1870), not survived.
There are two tourist bases named "Yarkoye" within this territory. One of them operates since 1947, former name .
The development of a new summer cottage block named "Suotniemi" started in the territory. Коттеджный поселок «Суотниеми»
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