Kochki is the name shared by several rural localities situated across different regions of Russia. These settlements vary in administrative classification, including villages (derevnya), hamlets (selo), and farmsteads (khutor).
Specific locations with this name include Kochki in the Altai Krai region, where it is a selo within the Kochkinsky Selsoviet of the Rodinsky District. Other localities named Kochki are located in the Belgorod Oblast as a khutor in the Gubkinsky District, and in the Ivanovo Oblast as a village in the Kineshemsky District.
Additionally, there is a selo named Kochki in the Kochkovsky District of the Novosibirsk Oblast. The name also identifies a village in the Maksatikhinsky District of the Tver Oblast and another village in the Protopopovsky Rural Okrug of the Lyubinsky District in the Omsk Oblast.