Severnyy is a Russian word that translates to "northern" in English. It is often used to describe regions, cities, or geographical features located in the northern part of a country. In Russia, the term can refer to various places, including the Severnyy District or Severnyy Island. One notable location is Severnyy Island, part of the Franz Josef Land archipelago in the Arctic Ocean. This island is known for its harsh climate and unique wildlife, including polar bears and various seabirds. The area is significant for scientific research and environmental studies related to climate change.