The methodological basis of the study is the axiological geography (axiogeography), founded by the author in the 1980s, which can also be called axiological topology (axiotopology), and which has both theoretical and applied aspects. Its essence (in the author's version) is the mapping and study of the distribution in space of the evaluative judgments of the respondents of sociological surveys about the various properties of those territories and objects located on them that are subject to assessment during these surveys. We are talking about the "massively subjective" side of the structure of the cultural space, about the "social reputations" of these territories and objects.