Vinnovskaya Grove is a unique gift of nature. Its area is 190 hectares, of which only a third has been developed. Saving green wealth, further development and improvement of the park became an important task. The administration of the Zheleznodorozhny district was engaged in landscaping the park, thanks to this there were 11 rides in the park, a dance floor, a summer stage for 450 places, a ski rental base. There is also a paved tennis court.
In 1965, the Institute “Mosstroy” developed a draft detailed park planning. When updating and repairing (approximately in the 70s), drawings were requested, it was from that time that they were lost. Now the situation is this - the project is there, but there are no drawings, so it is very difficult to reconstruct it.
In March 1978, the city executive committee adopted a decree “On the development of parks”, after which the master plan was fully completed in the same year.
Along with the construction of cultural, entertainment and sports facilities, it lays the architect's fine idea about the development and design of the green zone of the park (more than 100 hectares). The compositional center of the layout is a natural high hill with a crowning gazebo dominating the surrounding space. From here there is a magnificent view of the Kuibyshev reservoir (the Volga River). There are three pedestrian bridges across the streams, awnings over the sources and approaches to them.
The idea of the park is mainly the natural landscape, the organization of glades, the planting of ornamental trees. At present, the park has only the area at the main entrance, the rest of it - solid thickets of wild bushes, rubble piles, dead wood, in places it is impossible to get through. Many old-timers remember how beautiful the pond was in the park (for swimming, fishing). Now there is only a place. In addition, the park itself is captured under the garden plots by samolovchiki. There is an intensive development of the ravine, in places there is excessive waterlogging. We need a whole system of landslide and drainage measures.
The relief of Vinnovskaya Grove is heavily cut by wooded ravines. In the middle of the grove there is a semi-old pond. In the geological structure (according to the draft planning, landscape-forestry measures and improvement of the park Vinnovskaya Grove, 1988), the Lower Cretaceous sediments play the main role. At the same time, their base lies 20–30 m lower than the Volga level, Neocomian clays form the lower third of the cliff to the Volga, the belemnite sequence forms its middle, and the surface of the mountain is composed of an Albian layer. The following soil types are represented on the territory: chernozem, gray forest, meadow chernozem, meadow bog, deluvial bog. The main soil cover of the grove is dark-gray forest slightly podzolized high-humus soil.
Currently, the flora of Vinnovskaya Grove numbers 281 species of vascular plants from 194 genera and 59 families.
Vinnovskaya Grove was approved as a natural monument at the first session of the regional council on March 15, 1961.
Winnova Grove is of great recreational value, as in the southern part of the city it is the only and at the same time well accessible forest.
After the Duma made the decision to create a new garden, the planning of the territory began, the planting of trees and shrubs, the construction of a fence, etc. But due to lack of funds, they dragged on for many years. The main garden landscaping works were carried out in 1884–1893.
It took a new layout (it was free, in the then-fashionable English style) and planting lawns, laying out flower beds, planting trees and shrubs (limes, elms, poplars, lilacs, yellow acacia, etc.), building stairs, terraces, benches, lanterns and others. small architectural forms. At the same time, in the northern part of the garden, on the so-called “upper platform”, a round fountain decorated with sculptures appeared with a boy in the middle and six children's heads (cupids) around the perimeter of the round bowl. The fountain for nearly a century was the main attraction of the garden (destroyed in
1980s).
In the spring of 1887, a plot of 600 fathoms in Vladimirsky Garden was leased (the total area of the garden is two tithes (1260 sq. Fathoms). Soon the look of the garden changed. In the summer of 1887, the summer garden of the city public meeting was opened in the Vladimir Garden; the station pavilion of a beautiful architectural form occupies the upper part of the garden at the very crown of Simbirsk Mountain. Around it is a playground, lined with tables, benches and beautifully decorated with flower beds; a bowling alley was built somewhat to the side. The garden was one of the most attractive and visited places in the city.
In 1902, another tenant appeared - the Association of the Zhiguli Brewery and a third of the lower part of the Vladimir Garden were built up with wooden buildings (a tavern and a summer theater). In the period from 1908 to 1911, the Zhiguli plant transferred its rights to lease the garden, along with all the buildings to the Commercial Assembly.
On April 7, 1919, the Vladimir Garden was renamed into the Sverdlov Park. In 1947–1948, an arch was built at the main entrance from the side of Lenin Square, and a stone staircase with decorative lawns on pipes along its sides was built. The staircase descended to a circular platform, in the center of which was an ancient fountain, and on the sides were installed sculptures of Lenin and Stalin.
Only the arch at the main entrance from the Lenin Square, the stone staircase with lawns on its two sides and part of the pre-revolutionary plantings - centenary pines, spruces, lindens have survived to the present day ...
From the newspaper report "Ulyanovsk Pravda": "For consideration of the Council on January 20, 1969, one question was submitted:" Draft project of the Park of Friendship of Peoples "- approved.
It was supposed to lay this park with the participation of all the fraternal republics. Construction was designed for two phases. The first - by 1970, the second - for the next. The total area of the park is 37 hectares. Of these, over 18 hectares are given to the gardens of the Union republics.
Like nature itself has provided a place for a new park, a green amphitheater at the foot of the Memorial to Lenin. A crown adjoining the park, and below - gardens, gardens up to the Volga. During the construction of the park, a wide variety of cargoes - trees, bushes, perennial flowers, wild flora - stretched into the city. Each Union Republic is a new site with its own seedlings, with decorative elements, sculptures, vases, artificially laid boulders, reflecting the national color.
The idea of the park is 15 republics-sisters, a lively floral carpet encircling the park.
The park grew, expanded and improved. It was decided to place the flower beds in the same sequence in which they are located on the Emblem of the USSR. In the center is the RSFSR, on the right is the Belorussian SSR, then the Kazakh SSR, the Azerbaijan SSR. And to the left of the RSFSR - the Ukrainian SSR, the Uzbek SSR, etc.
A peculiar map of the region of the regions, woven from colorful live flowers, is represented by its land plot Belarus. The theme of the composition of the Latvian SSR is the republic of the sons of the red Latvian riflemen. The project was developed by the national artist of Latvia A. Ya. Lepine, the engineer K. Ya. Baron, the architect K. B. Daoujat.
The plot of Moldavia is expressively decorated: a streamlet flows out of blue flowers, like a living stream, at the head of which an original sculpture of a girl with a jug is installed - the personification of life and beauty.
The flower beds of the Transcaucasian republics are peculiar. Here, on small plots, the height of the Caucasus Mountains, the ancient culture and the wealth of the subsoil are reflected. A powerful granite block, painted with national ornaments, bright red roses of a decorative wall, lined with basalt stones, a group of tulips - this is how architects from Georgia presented their country.
Armenia in the prime of life - as architects see, depicting it as a red rose granite flower on a marble pedestal. A group of stones with engraved images of people in combination with ornamental shrubs and flowers - the Azerbaijanis decorated their site this way.
The themes of the Central Asian republics are the struggle of people against nomadic dunes, for the transformation of deserts into flowering gardens, the fruits of their labor and the joy of victory, the wealth of Uzbekistan is represented in the sculptural composition - a pop-up boll of cotton. And on the site of Turkmenistan, real Kara-Kum sand is presented, surrounded by a dense ring of greenery.
All fraternal republics are represented in their national colors. The flower beds of the park are unique symbolic business cards of each republic. Down the slope are gardens. A dense network of paths and platforms connects it with the gardens of other republics and makes it possible to visit any part of the park. The flora of the park is widely represented by Russian birch trees and fir trees fading into the sky, honey-smelling lindens and chunky mighty oaks.
Flowering shrubs are located on the edges: various varieties of spiraeus and fragrant bird cherry, Siberian "grapes" - sea buckthorn and bright red bushes of Tatar maple.
Going down the avenue, we get to a kind of viewing platform. Around this peculiar center are the gardens of other republics. This park is the union of all the republics of the former Soviet Union.
Currently, the park is completely collapsed, the sculptural steles of many republics are simply destroyed. The flower variety was replaced by wild herbs, and only in some places small flower beds are visible. The only thing that remains of the former beautiful park are ancient oak trees and tall spruce trees and several types of shrubs.
Monument to the historian and writer N. M. Karamzin and the square surrounding him, called Karamzinsky, is one of the attractions of the city of Ulyanovsk. This is the only corner of the city where the plantings of the 60s and 80s of the last century are preserved - these are individual specimens of trees and shrubs and group plantings of common lilac and laxative guster. Karamzinsky Square is a unique and peculiar corner, a green page of history.
And above all this is the magnificent statue of the muse of the history of Clea.
The fire in 1864 caused significant damage to green spaces - Nikolaevsky Garden and the boulevard on the former Saratovskaya (now this is Goncharov st.). After the completion of the main works on the restoration of the city, the need for public gardens became apparent. The work begun in the spring of 1866 on the creation of the Karamzinsky Square and the Boulevard on Ventsa, were basically completed by the end of the same year. The garden represents a perfectly regular figure of 45.2 fathoms of length and 35.2 fathoms of width.
In May-June 1867, there were about 40 trees in the park, and in the form of trunks and crowns it can be said that among them were linden, birch and elm. Of the bushes (only a few thousand pieces), only a living hedge of yellow acacia is visible - tree caragany, which was located along the fence around the entire perimeter of the square. Initially, the square had a wooden fence of long poles on a cruciform stand. The project of the metal fence – lattice was developed in 1867 by N. A. Lyubimov, who had previously fulfilled the draft plan of the Karamzinsky Square. The cast-iron lattice was made in the workshop of philistine I. V. Golubkov and in 1868 it was installed on a tashli stone base. By 1869, all work on the creation of the Karamzinsky Square was completed. In the future, there were only planting of individual trees, which have survived to this day. Now in Karamzinsky Square, within modern borders (its area is now 1.1 hectares against the original - 0.74 hectares) 300 trees and shrubs, represented by 16 species from 14 genera and 11 families, grow, and a good half of them fall into the “spring pearl”. "- common lilac - N. M. Karamzin's favorite shrub. This is a real lilac island.
In 1983 and 1985, the square plantations were cut down almost without any preparation. The remaining plantings of lilacs were subjected to intensive thinning: more than 2/3 of the old trunks, whose diameter reached 12–15 cm, were cut down. As a result, the plantations of the square became not as thick as before, which could hardly be useful for the square as a whole.
In December 1995, Karamzinsky Square was declared a natural monument.
A picturesque park (in olden times in Russia they were called gardens), in the past the Yazykovs' estate N. M. Yazykov mentions about him and the places around the village, describing the surrounding landscapes:
Before me is my hereditary picture:
Here are the mountains, beside them is a wide valley, And the river, the garden, the ponds, the fields, the road, the forest, And the pale azure of the paternal heavens!
This park is not only a sample of landscape art, but also an historical and literary monument. Here were Alexander Pushkin and Denis Davydov. It was here that the childhood and youth of N. M. Yazykov, the famous Russian poet of the “Pushkin pore”, passed. The richness of the surrounding nature did not cause the need for landscaping a large area, so the ornamental garden was arranged only in front of the house from the entrance to the estate and on the slope to the pond. In front of the house there was an elegant courtyard, in the center of which was an oval ground floor with a width of 1.5 meters, lined with elms and decorated with groups of garden jasmine (Chubushnik - shrub from the family of hydrangea), common lilac and flower gardens. From the gates to the house were wide alleys of elms, oriented to the side wings to a two-storey manor house. Now there are more than 20 elms left, which is 25% of their original quantity. Along the central path, lilac plantings and two rows of yellow acacia plantings (Caragana arboretum - shrub of the legume family), which represent the remains of one of the avenues, are preserved, thus defining the boundary between the garden and the economic yard.
To the west of the house, the garden descended along the slope to the lower pond with small terraces. Here were located a fountain, viewports with light arbors and flower beds along the curb. The landscape on the slope was created by planting in the background a lawn of picturesquely arranged groups of birch, linden, elm, conifers - pine and spruce, and beautifully flowering shrubs. The lawn was trimmed (by the way, 20 gardeners worked in the garden), and the paths were lined with red broken brick. The central path of the terraced garden led to the bridge, thrown on the island of the lower pond. Here, as now, was located a gazebo. The second, smaller island, was located somewhat north of the first. The stream flowing at the foot of the slope, connected the upper and lower ponds. The picturesque shores with thickets of bird cherry, lilac and willow above the “calm glass” of the ponds gave the garden an extraordinary romance.
It was on the estate and orchard, near the upper pond, where apple trees, cherries and berry bushes grew: currants, gooseberries, raspberries.
In 1881, after the passage of the Yazykovy manor to the merchant F. S. Stepanov, and later to his son, a number of changes took place in the manor’s territory: the park’s area increased to 37 hectares, new tree planting was made, and the new one was dug pond - "Austrian". Under Stepanov Sr., lindens and birches were planted, now 90–100 years old. Under Stepanov Jr., plantations of birch, spruce, linden, larch, oak and elm were created, currently reaching 70–80 years old. A lower park was created from plantations of pine, birch, linden and poplar. The basis of the planning of this park is the principle of intersecting roads. Trees are planted in rows and groups.
The area of the lower pond has undergone the greatest changes. The shape of the pond changed, as a result of which a third island was formed on it, which was planted with willow and poplar plantings along the banks, and an alder grove was created in the central low part. Old island with a gazebo and the nearest shore planted with poplars.
Currently, the park has lost its beauty and former charm. Recovery required. Ponds are silted, they need cleaning. Drainage should be carried out at the bottom.
Yazykovsky Park was approved as a natural monument at the session of the regional council on March 15, 1961.
In 1983, at the request of the forestry department, the All-Union Design and Search Institute “Soyuzgiproleskhoz” developed a project for a dendropark on an area of 45 hectares. The initiative to manage the creation of the park was approved by the Regional Council of People's Deputies. The site set aside for the arboretum is a territory of a former orchard with an area of 40 hectares and a forest area of 5 hectares. The arboretum is located within the ancient valley of the Kamenka River, which cuts the Sviyagolvolsky watershed between the village of Polivna and the village of Podgornaya Kamenka. Groundwater is at a depth of 1.5 m in hollows, 4–4.5 m on a slope.
Appointment of the park:
1. Creating a collection of trees and shrubs from various regions.
2. Conducting research on the study of ecological, silvicultural and decorative properties of planted tree-shrub species.
3. Интродукция и акклиматизация деревьев и кустарников для дальнейшего введения в городские и лесные посадки.
4. Проведение учебно-педагогической и научно-просветительской работ.
Существует несколько отделов. Отдел европейской флоры расположен в восточной части дендропарка. Он состоит из 2-х участков: горных и смешанных лесов. На его территории посажены и прижились многие представители этой географической зоны: лиственница европейская, ель обыкновенная, ель сербская, сосна горная, сосна крымская, сосна румелийская, скумпия пурпурно-листная, четыре вида жимолости, бузина черная, каштан конский, сирень венгерская, таволга зверобоелистная и многие другие виды древесно-кустарниковых пород.
Отдел флоры Азии. Расположен в северной и западной части дендропарка. В его составе участки флоры Западной и Восточной Сибири, флоры Средней Азии, флоры Дальнего Востока, Японии и Китая. Здесь произрастают: кедр сибирский (сосна сибирская), кедровый стланец, лиственница сибирская, лиственница Чекановская, лиственница японская, ель корейская, ель тяныпанская, ель Шренка, роза даурская, береза даурская (черная), береза каменная, дуб монгольский, айва японская, несколько видов рододендронов, три вида актинидии, клен маньчжурский, орех маньчжурский и другие древесно-кустарниковые породы.
По данным инвентаризации на 1.10.95 г. в дендропарке числится около 5 тысяч саженцев разных древесно-кустарниковых пород 443-х наименований видов и форм (проект 409 видов). Работы по строительству дендропарка продолжаются.
On a contractual basis, the Main Botanical Garden of the Academy of Sciences assisted in the creation of the arboretum. By the decree of the head of the administration of the Ulyanovsk region No. 195 of December 15, 1995, the arboretum was declared a natural monument.
The nature monument “Akshuat Park Arboretum” is a part of the forest fund of the Akshuat forestry of the Barysh forestry, an area of 63 hectares. As a natural monument, it was approved by the Decree of the Regional Executive Committee No. 102 of February 10, 1996.
The Akshuat arboretum was established on the estate of a large landowner VN Polivanov. The beginning of work on its tab belongs to the 80s of the XIX century.
VN Polivanov (1849–1915) is a well-known statesman and public figure. After graduating in 1870 from the law faculty of Kazan University, he held various district and court positions. Member of the State Council, Chamberlain of the Highest Court. Since 1901 - the provincial leader of the nobility, the chairman of the agricultural society, the initiator and chairman of the provincial archival commission. In 1900 he created the first archaeological map of the Simbirsk province. In his estate in the village of Akshuat, he founded a museum, where valuable artifacts were exhibited in terms of art and history.
Catching up with agriculture, he was convinced that only afforestation is capable of saving agricultural land from sandy drifts.
In August 1882, he made the first planting of pine on old-growing lands, using wilderness from a neighboring pine forest as the first planting material. For 25 years, 1882–1908, 325 acres of forests were planted in the vicinity of the village of Akshuat.
The basis of the current arboretum served as a forest nursery laid in the so-called “Kolka” - a separate forest plot located on the first floodplain terrace of the Malaya Sviyaga river. In subsequent years, extensive tests of breeds of exotic species were launched in the nursery. Currently, in the park-arboretum grows more than 70 species of trees and shrubs, including exotic ones from different climatic zones of Western Europe, North America, Siberia, and eastern and southern countries. In the arboretum grow several types of larches (European, Siberian, Sukachev), pine (Weymouth, mountain, long conifer), fir (European and Siberian), spruce (European, Canadian, Siberian, Engelman), western thuja, subhypian magonia and others. Many different shrubs (Caucasian and Siberian junipers, etc.).
Both tree species and shrubs are planted in the form of separate plots, curtains and avenues, both in pure form and in mixture.
Almost a century of experience in growing in the arboretum of various breeds of exotic plants allows us to make a reasonable choice of tree species that are promising for cultivation in the harsh climatic conditions of the region.
In particular, larch stands have reached an average height of 22–26 m, a diameter of 32–48 cm, and a reserve of 350–450 cubic meters per hectare. m
The Veymutov pine has a height of 22–26 m and a diameter of 30–36 cm. All the exotic breeds bear fruit. Plantings of the park are characterized by high tax rates. In the arboretum carried out research work.
In 1993, by the resolution of the mayor of Ulyanovsk dated April 22, 1993 No. 536 “On the creation of an ecological park“ Black Lake ”” a natural complex with an area of 123.4 hectares, including an inundated old lake, a wide left-bank part of the river valley and the water area of Sviyagi with the islands, received the status of a specially protected natural area. A year later, the ecopark was transferred to the city committee for nature protection on the rights of long-term land lease.
The ecological park “Black Lake” is a form of territorial protection of wild nature that is unconventional for Russia. According to its status, protection and environmental management regime, it can be attributed to natural reserves of the Western European type, where on such small protected areas it is allowed to include natural areas modified by economic activity, to regulate environmental processes for the restoration of natural complexes, and to use them for environmental education by type national natural parks.
In the system of the Sviyazhsk ecological-recreational zone created in the city, the ecopark is a key site, a station for eco-monitoring and working out practical methods for restoring disturbed floodplain ecosystems and preserving biological diversity in the urban environment.
Lake Black - a reservoir of the old type - located within the high floodplain
R. Sviyagi near the rear seam in the area adjacent to the first terrace above the floodplain. The lake is connected with Sviyaga three ducts flowing from it. Black Lake has a mixed surface-underground power. The volume of water mass is 25,412 cubic meters. m. During the year, the water mass of the lake is completely replaced almost 25 times.
The water area of the Sviyagi River within the park is a vast shallow water formed after the career development of the channel (mining of gravel) overgrown with aquatic and coastal vegetation.
The animal world of the ecopark has not been studied enough (more than 1,500 species of invertebrates, including about 600 species of insects, 20 species of fish, 7 species of amphibians, 1 species of reptiles, more than 120 species of birds, 11 species of mammals). The ecological value of the park is represented by the Sviyazhsky aquatic ecosystem - the habitat of many invertebrates, the food base and the breeding ground for fish. The ichthyological complex of this site is represented by such species as perch, pike perch, asp, dace, char, sticking up, verkhovka, rudd, gudgeon, bream, ide, chub, roach, carp.
The special value of the gene pool of wildlife ecopark is its bird complex. There are about 100 species of birds.
In the current program "Ecopark-2000", detailed measures have been developed for improvement.
The Novodolsk forest park stretches from the buildings of the Novodolsk orphanage from the south-west to the north-east along the bank of the Chilim river up to its confluence with the Barysh river. The total length of the park is about 700 m, its width is from 100 to 150 m, the area is 7 hectares.
The park was created on the estate of Countess A. F. Tolstoy (nee Durasova). The buildings of the estate, built in 1911, now houses an orphanage. The park, apparently, was laid down somewhat earlier, since according to the stories of local residents, the park is over 100 years old. This is evidenced by the solid age of many trees. The park was well planned and created according to a specific architectural plan, which can be traced even now. After 1917, the park was subjected to severe violations, but in general it retained its main features, of course, due to the fact that the main building of the estate was not destroyed and was always used for one purpose or another.
Currently, 29 species of trees and shrubs grow in the forest park. Of course, in its original state, the forest park had a richer species composition and a number of species disappeared as a result of the violation of the park. So it is quite reliably established that common oak, thorns, barberries and many types of roses have disappeared.
Despite the changes over the years, the architecture of the Novodolsk Forest Park has largely been preserved. It is manifested in the fact that from the very beginning, alleys of individual tree species and groups of various trees and shrubs were created. Alleys are located along and across the park. A unique alley of silver poplars in the central part of the park.
The poplar alley is crossed at right angles by two parallel birch alleys. Birch trees are about the same age as poplars. Parallel to the birch avenues runs the alley of lindens.
Along the southern border of the park, pine trees are planted along its perimeter. Closer to the orphanage buildings in the western part of the park, pines are planted most densely and mixed with spruce and larch.
At the time of Countess A. F. Tolstoy, a flower garden, a berry and a rose garden were broken in the park. The latter began from the count's house in four rows. Various types of roses with flowers of pink, burgundy, yellow and white were grown in it. Now in the park from the rose garden there were isolated single French roses and quite a lot of roses from May.
Novodolsky Forest Park, as a monument of nature, although it has retained its main features, but requires restoration. Novodolsky Park was approved as a natural monument by a decree of the head of the regional administration No. 235 of December 29, 1994.
Developed by the GPI "GIPROKOMMUNSTROY" MZHKH RSFSR in 1987 the promise
The extensive landscaping plan for the city of Ulyanovsk for the period from 1987 to 2005 was calculated taking into account the then progressive economic and social development of Ulyanovsk. The collapse of the then USSR in 1991 and the scrapping of the economic and social structure of the country, the socio-economic and political crisis of the development of the city and Russia, could not but affect the implementation of measures for the promising greening of Ulyanovsk. The following table demonstrates best of all and best of all this statement (table 1), which reflects the main qualitative and quantitative indicators of the prospective landscaping of Ulyanovsk until 2007 (Appendix, fig. B 18, 19).
The cadastral numbers and greenery codes of the city of Ulyanovsk are assigned to the green fund objects on the basis of an inventory conducted in 2007. The data presented in the table. The first column shows the cadastral code number of the green fund object, the second - the name of the green fund object, the third - the area of the green fund object in hectares.
The code cadastral number of the register of green fund objects and public gardens of the city of Ulyanovsk consists of several numbers and symbols separated by a dot from each other.
1 digit - the number of the district of the city of Ulyanovsk, in which the object of the green fund and the square is located.
2 digit - the sequence number of the object of the green fund and public garden in the area.
3 digit - category of significance of the object for the livelihood of the city, taking into account their belonging to a different form of ownership
{I} - federal form of ownership, objects of federal significance
[II] - regional form of ownership, objects of regional significance
() - urban ownership
(1) - objects of city value
(2) - objects of district value
(3) - microdistrict objects
(4) - courtyard level facilities
(5) - objects of separate buildings and structures
? - status is not defined
P designation - a type of territorial zone (zone of recreation and territorial nature protection)
Р1 - zone of specially protected natural territories;
P2 - a zone of city parks, gardens, squares, boulevards, embankments, avenues;
Р3 - zone of urban forests and other landscapes;
P4 - zone of landscaping for protective purposes;
Р5 - zone of objects of tourism, sanatorium-resort treatment
sign - ** Regional protected areas, or * Regional protected areas (put, if any) Table 1
Cadastral numbers and codes of greenery of the city of Ulyanovsk
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Code cadastral number |
Name of the green fund |
Area, ha |
|
Leninsky district |
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1.1. {I} .Р3 |
Forest in with. Suburban Kamenka. |
665.0 |
|
1.2. {I} .Р3 |
Forest "Northern". |
600.0 |
|
1.3. {I} .Р3 |
Forest area on the street. Repin |
120.0 |
|
1.4. {I} .Р3 |
Forest massif at Karlinsky summer cottages |
300.0 |
|
1.5. {I} .Р3 |
The tract "Kulyapin bush" |
46.0 |
|
1.6. {I} .Р3 |
Landing at gardening partnerships at the “Kulyapin Bush” tract |
43.5 |
|
1.7. (1) .Р1 * |
Victory PCiO |
44.0 |
|
1.8. (1) .P1 * |
PKiO Youth |
37.0 |
|
1.9. (1) .Р1 * |
PKiO Friendship of Peoples |
36.2 |
|
1.10. (1) .Р1 * |
CPKiO them. J. Sverdlov |
32.9 |
|
1.11. (1) .Р1 * |
Children's Park them. A.Matrosova |
2.4 |
|
1.12. (1) .P2 |
Park named after I. N. Ulyanov (new) |
7.2 |
|
1.13. (1) .P2 |
Boulevard New Crown |
4.1 |
|
1.14. (1) .P2 |
Boulevard Old Venets |
0.8 |
|
1.15. (1) .P2 |
Boulevard Middle Crown |
3.9 |
|
1.16. (1) .P2 |
Northern Crown Boulevard |
13.8 |
|
1.17. (1) .Р2 |
Boulevard on Goncharov street |
3.4 |
|
1.18. (1) .Р2 |
Boulevard on the street Plastova |
0.8 |
|
1.19. [II] .Р1 ** |
Square N. M. Karamzin |
1.4 |
|
1.20. (1) .Р2 |
Square at the Memorial Center |
8.3 |
|
1.21. (1) .P2 |
Square on V.I. Lenin Square |
0.9 |
|
1.22. (1) .P2 |
Square at the monument to Karl Marx |
1.4 |
|
1.23. (1) .P2 |
Square at the monument to I. A. Goncharov |
0.2 |
|
1.24. (1) .P2 |
Square at the monument to N. N. Narimanov |
0.5 |
|
1.25. (1) .P2 |
Square behind the Museum of Local Lore |
1.6 |
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1.26. (1) .P2 |
Square at the Political Center |
0.4 |
|
1.27. (1) .Р2 |
Square "Prickly Garden" |
1.75 |
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