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Chiryapchi is a small rural locality in Bert-Usovsky Rural Okrug, within the Ust-Aldansky District of Russia's Sakha Republic. Borogontsy, the district administrative center, lies about 41 kilometres away, while Syrdakh, the center of the surrounding rural okrug, is 13 kilometres distant. In the settlement recorded only eight residents.

Those sparse figures are important to how the place should be understood: it is a named point in a much larger northern administrative landscape, not a crowded town with continuous urban growth. The wooded flatland around it belongs to the wider Lena country of central Yakutia. Settlement here is scattered because distance, cold and the limited points suitable for housing, transport and seasonal activity divide the population among small centers. Chiryapchi's name persists through the administrative registry even though its resident count is exceptionally low.

Its nearest centers provide the practical links to district services and routes, while the immediate surroundings remain part of the rural land that supports dispersed communities. The locality's geography is therefore best read through its position between Borogontsy and Syrdakh, its forest setting and its tiny recorded population. It marks how extensive northern territory is organized into named settlements and rural okrugs, even where residents are few.