district is based on timber industry. Transportation Kholm is connected by roads to Staraya Russa, to Bezhanitsy, to Demyansk via Maryovo, and to Toropets. The Lovat and the Kunya Rivers are not navigable in Kholm. Culture and recreation Kholm contains eight monuments classified as cultural and historical heritage of local significance. Seven of them are graves of and monuments to soldiers fallen in World War II, while the eighth one is an archaeological site. In the dense woods and impracticable swamps to the west of Kholm lies the deserted Rdeysky Monastery. Kholm hosts the Kholmsky District Museum which was opened in 1983. References Notes Sources External links Official website of Kholm Kholm Business Directory Cities and towns in Novgorod Oblast Kholmsky Uyezd (Pskov Governorate)