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"Iman (city in Primorsky Krai)" in books

Kamenka (urban-type settlement in Primorsky Krai)

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Popova (urban-type settlement in Primorsky Krai)

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Zarubino (urban-type settlement in Primorsky Krai)

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Kirovsky (urban-type settlement in Primorsky Krai)

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Primorsky (urban-type settlement in Primorsky Krai)

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The history of the city of Dalnerechensk goes back 145 years. From the very moment when, according to the decree of the Governor General Eastern Siberia Count N.N. Muravyov-Amursky, in summer 1859. on high bank Ussuri appeared Cossack village Grafskaya. The village was founded by immigrants from Transbaikal (35 families), Donetsk (6 families), Orenburg (8 families), Terek (6 families) and Kuban (1 family) Cossack troops.

The Cossacks were able to demonstrate that the region belonged to Russia. But to ensure the development of internal areas on our own or reliable protection territory they could not. These tasks were solved by units of the Russian army and civilians.

In the absence of dirt roads, the main transport route was rivers, so the confluence of the Iman and Ussuri had strategic importance. Here, since the 80s, a fortified area was formed, which in 1896 received the name “Headquarters of Count Muravyov-Amursky.”

Position local population fundamentally changed construction railway. In 1891 the Emperor Alexander III approved the decision on the construction of the South Ussuri railway Vladivostok – Nikolskoye – Spasskoye – Grafskoye. By 1893, work began railway station Muravyovo-Amurskaya (now Lazo).

The head of work on the construction of the Ussuri Railway, reporting on the progress of work on the northern section, indicated that by December 1, 1894, the main and siding tracks had been laid from the Muravyovo-Amurskaya station to the Iman pier, the foundation of a residential building had been laid at the Iman station, and temporary premises had been built for workers and employees. This was the beginning of another page in the history of the city of Dalnerechensk.

The first indigenous resident of Iman was Elizaveta Malakhievna Prokhorova. She was born on August 24, 1895.

Despite the difficulties, Iman grew and developed, turning into a trading and industrial center north of Primorye. Timber enterprises of the merchants Skidelsky, Streletsky, and Kuzin arose and successfully developed in Iman. Trade was carried out successfully, including large trading companies“Kunst and Albers”, the Pyankov brothers and others. They had their own canteens, restaurants, taverns, a tannery, a factory of artificial mineral waters, mills, 29 manufacturing stores, etc.

In 1897, Iman became the base for the ships of the Ussuri Cossack flotilla, the first commander of which was D.A. Lukhmanov, and the first ships were “Ataman” and “Kazak Ussuriysky” with the barge “Kazachka”.

Education could be obtained at a four-year higher primary school, the first Far East educational and demonstration workshop on wood processing (3 years of study), one- and two-year schools.

Member of the Amur expedition Zakrevsky wrote: “... the settlement of Iman is developing into a large populated area, being a Russian border stronghold on the Chinese border itself…”.

By 1908, about five thousand people lived in Iman, of which 2.5 thousand were Russian citizens, and the rest were foreigners, mainly Chinese, Koreans, and Japanese. It was necessary to resolve issues of maintaining public order, establishing fire protection, improving the sanitary situation, and developing social sphere, carry out reclamation work.

June 30 (June 17) 1909 . was educated Iman district , separated from South Ussuriysk. Iman becomes the administrative center. It contained: the district military service presence, the Office of the peasant chiefs of the 12th and 13th sections, the justice of the peace, the inspector of public schools, the head of the section of the Ussuri Cossack Army, the bailiff, the forester, and the treasury. Postal and telegraph office, medical and veterinary stations, resettlement hospital, state agricultural warehouse of the resettlement administration, public meeting, illusion hall, agents of 3 insurance companies. First Mikhail Nikolaevich Kozlyanikov became the head of the district.

The struggle for the introduction of urban and rural regulation in Iman was difficult and long, it continued until 1917 and ended successfully: June 16 1917. The provisional government adopted a resolution “On the transformation of 41 settlements into cities with the introduction of urban status in them.” The resolution was signed by Minister-Chairman G.E. Lviv. Iman was transformed into the city of Imansky.

Soviet power was proclaimed in Iman at the beginning of 1918. The first chairman of the Workers' Council and soldiers' deputies became A.V. Tatarintsev. In March of the same year, E.E. Ryabukha was elected chairman of the district council. At the same time, zemstvo bodies continued to operate - the city duma and the council. The dual power ended in May 1918.

In September, power passed into the hands of the White Guards and Japanese interventionists. The garrison was commanded by A.G. Shiryaev, Japanese company - Anacha. Near the city, in an old training camp, captured Red Army soldiers and Bolshevik supporters were kept. White rule was overthrown in January 1920, the Japanese remained until October. Soviet power was restored in March 1922.

At the turn of the 1930s, new enterprises were created. They built timber mill No. 19, a rafting office, a cereal factory (Rice Factory), a cooperage factory, a fish factory, artels, and bakeries operated. The need to strengthen defense capabilities led to an increase in the military contingent. The 57th border detachment was created in Iman, and the formation of the 109th fortified area was underway near the city.

Before the Great Patriotic War They built three high schools, equipped some houses with radio, installed equipment in the club for showing sound films, established the work of a printing house and the editorial office of the Borba newspaper, opened a city hospital, a clinic, and a dental office. A children's library was separated from the district library.

During the Great Patriotic War, over 6,000 Imanians went to the front, 2,200 of them gave their lives in the name of the Motherland. From among the Dalnerechensk residents who went to the front - seven Heroes Soviet Union: Shumeiko A.A., Chepelyuk S.G., Rud N.N., Nikitchenko N.M., Kharlamov M.I., Baboshin V.N., Tyagushev E.V.

At the enterprises of the city, they produced shell boxes, made felt boots for the needs of the army, collected funds for the construction of the Primorsky Komsomolets tank column and the Soviet Primorye air squadron, and collected money for the defense fund.

On the opposite bank of the Ussuri River from the Iman, at the confluence with the Iman River, the Japanese created the Khutou fortified area. In August 1945, soldiers of the 109th fortified area fought heavy fighting against the Japanese militarists. Residents of the city helped wounded soldiers who were being treated in a hospital in the Grafsky garrison.

City Iman was renamed Dalnerechensk in 1972 .

Today Dalnerechensk is a center of forestry, woodworking, food industry. Lumber, carpentry, round timber, furniture, bakery and confectionery products are the main types of products.

The cultural center of the city unites 4 Houses of Culture, a museum of the history of the city, art schools, music and art, and 5 libraries. There are two vocational schools, branches of Lesozavodsky medical school and Far Eastern State technical university. Construction of the sports complex is nearing completion.

Founded Former names City with Square Center height Population Density

244.24 people/km²

Names of residents

Dalnerechentsy, Dalnerechenets

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K: Settlements founded in 1859

Dalnerechensk- a city in the Primorsky Krai of Russia, the administrative center of the Dalnerechensky district and the Dalnerechensky urban district. Located near the border with China. The northernmost and oldest city Primorye.

Story

Before the revolution, the 1st Siberian Pontoon Battalion was stationed in the city.

The 15th was based in the city Separate brigade patrol ships border troops(15 OBSKR).

Geography

Economy

Timber processing

According to the results of the 2010 All-Russian Population Census, the urban population was 27,604 people (of which 12,642 were men; 14,962 women), and the rural population was 3,176 people (1,494 men, 1,682 women).

Notable natives and residents

Medvedev, Pyotr Ivanovich - Russian and Soviet artist, participant in the war with Japan.
In 1898-1899, after hard labor, the thief Sonya the Golden Hand lived in the city

Media

The following are coming out in the city: periodicals: “Dalnereche”, “ Shock front", "People's News".

Climate

Climate of Dalnerechensk (norm 1981-2010)
Indicator	Jan.	Feb.	March	Apr.	May	June	July	Aug.	Sep.	Oct.	Nov.	Dec.	Year
Absolute maximum, °C	2,7	5,8	17,6	26,6	32,9	34,9	34,6	36,8	29,7	26,5	16,4	8,8	36,8
Average temperature, °C	−18,8	−14,1	−5,1	5,9	12,9	18,0	21,1	20,6	14,1	5,8	−5,7	−15,8	3,2
Absolute minimum, °C	−42	−36,8	−31,8	−15,1	−3,7	2,1	5,3	4,4	−5	−16,2	−30,9	−38,2	−42
Precipitation rate, mm	12	11	25	40	66	77	117	120	71	52	27	19	637
Source: Tav °С and precipitation, Tmin °С and Tmax °С

Attractions


Stele at the entrance to the city	Railway station	House of Culture "Vostok"	Children's park	St. Lenin	Mass grave of Heroes of Damansky

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Administrative center : Vladivostok
Cities: Arsenyev Artyom Big Stone Dalnegorsk Dalnerechensk Lesozavodsk Nakhodka Partizansk Spassk-Dalniy Ussuriysk Fokino

Municipal-territorial division:

Urban districts: Arsenyevsky Artyomovsky Big Stone Vladivostok Dalnegorsky Dalnerechensky Lesozavodsky Nakhodkinsky Guerrilla Spassk-Dalniy | - Come on, you foxes! - another laughed at the bending militiamen entering the battery behind the wounded man.
- Isn’t the porridge tasty? Oh, the crows, they slaughtered! - they shouted at the militia, who hesitated in front of the soldier with a severed leg.
“Something else, kid,” they mimicked the men. – They don’t like passion.
Pierre noticed how after each cannonball that hit, after each loss, the general revival flared up more and more.
As if from a moving thundercloud, more often and more often, brighter and brighter, the lightning of a hidden, flaring fire flashed on the faces of all these people (as if in rebuff to what was happening).
Pierre did not look forward to the battlefield and was not interested in knowing what was happening there: he was completely absorbed in the contemplation of this increasingly flaring fire, which in the same way (he felt) was flaring up in his soul.
At ten o'clock the infantry soldiers who were in front of the battery in the bushes and along the Kamenka River retreated. From the battery it was visible how they ran back past it, carrying the wounded on their guns. Some general and his retinue entered the mound and, after talking with the colonel, looked angrily at Pierre, went down again, ordering the infantry cover stationed behind the battery to lie down so as to be less exposed to shots. Following this, a drum and command shouts were heard in the ranks of the infantry, to the right of the battery, and from the battery it was visible how the ranks of the infantry moved forward.
Pierre looked through the shaft. One face in particular caught his eye. It was an officer who, with a pale young face, walked backwards, carrying a lowered sword, and looked around uneasily.
The rows of infantry soldiers disappeared into the smoke, and their prolonged screams and frequent gunfire could be heard. A few minutes later, crowds of wounded and stretchers passed from there. Shells began to hit the battery even more often. Several people lay uncleaned. The soldiers moved more busily and more animatedly around the guns. Nobody paid attention to Pierre anymore. Once or twice they shouted angrily at him for being on the road. The senior officer, with a frowning face, moved with large, fast steps from one gun to another. The young officer, flushed even more, commanded the soldiers even more diligently. The soldiers fired, turned, loaded, and did their job with tense panache. They bounced as they walked, as if on springs.
A thundercloud had moved in, and the fire that Pierre had been watching burned brightly in all their faces. He stood next to the senior officer. The young officer ran up to the elder officer, with his hand on his shako.
- I have the honor to report, Mr. Colonel, there are only eight charges, would you order to continue firing? – he asked.
- Buckshot! - Without answering, the senior officer shouted, looking through the rampart.
Suddenly something happened; The officer gasped and, curling up, sat down on the ground, like a shot bird in flight. Everything became strange, unclear and cloudy in Pierre’s eyes.
One after another, the cannonballs whistled and hit the parapet, the soldiers, and the cannons. Pierre, who had not heard these sounds before, now only heard these sounds alone. To the side of the battery, on the right, the soldiers were running, shouting “Hurray,” not forward, but backward, as it seemed to Pierre.
The cannonball hit the very edge of the shaft in front of which Pierre stood, sprinkled earth, and a black ball flashed in his eyes, and at the same instant it smacked into something. The militia who had entered the battery ran back.
- All with buckshot! - the officer shouted.
The non-commissioned officer ran up to the senior officer and in a frightened whisper (as a butler reports to his owner at dinner that there is no more wine required) said that there were no more charges.
- Robbers, what are they doing! - the officer shouted, turning to Pierre. The senior officer's face was red and sweaty, his frowning eyes sparkling. – Run to the reserves, bring the boxes! - he shouted, angrily looking around Pierre and turning to his soldier.
“I’ll go,” said Pierre. The officer, without answering him, walked in the other direction with long steps.
– Don’t shoot... Wait! - he shouted.
The soldier, who was ordered to go for the charges, collided with Pierre.
“Eh, master, there’s no place for you here,” he said and ran downstairs. Pierre ran after the soldier, going around the place where the young officer was sitting.
One, another, a third cannonball flew over him, hitting in front, from the sides, from behind. Pierre ran downstairs. "Where am I going?" - he suddenly remembered, already running up to the green boxes. He stopped, undecided whether to go back or forward. Suddenly a terrible shock threw him back to the ground. At the same instant, the brilliance of a large fire illuminated him, and at the same instant a deafening thunder, crackling and whistling sound rang in his ears.
Pierre, having woken up, was sitting on his backside, leaning his hands on the ground; the box he was near was not there; only green burnt boards and rags were lying on the scorched grass, and the horse, shaking its shaft with fragments, galloped away from him, and the other, like Pierre himself, lay on the ground and squealed shrilly, protractedly.

Pierre, unconscious from fear, jumped up and ran back to the battery, as the only refuge from all the horrors that surrounded him.
While Pierre was entering the trench, he noticed that no shots were heard at the battery, but some people were doing something there. Pierre did not have time to understand what kind of people they were. He saw the senior colonel lying with his back to him on the rampart, as if examining something below, and he saw one soldier he noticed, who, breaking forward from the people holding his hand, shouted: “Brothers!” – and saw something else strange.
But he had not yet had time to realize that the colonel had been killed, that the one shouting “brothers!” There was a prisoner who, in front of his eyes, was bayoneted in the back by another soldier. As soon as he ran into the trench, a thin, yellow man with a sweaty face blue uniform, with a sword in his hand, ran at him, shouting something. Pierre, instinctively defending himself from the push, since they, without seeing, ran away from each other, put out his hands and grabbed this man (it was a French officer) with one hand by the shoulder, with the other by the proud. The officer, releasing his sword, grabbed Pierre by the collar.
For several seconds, they both looked with frightened eyes at faces alien to each other, and both were at a loss about what they had done and what they should do. “Am I taken prisoner or is he taken prisoner by me? - thought each of them. But, obviously, the French officer was more inclined to think that he had been taken prisoner, because Pierre’s strong hand, driven by involuntary fear, squeezed his throat tighter and tighter. The Frenchman wanted to say something, when suddenly a cannonball whistled low and terribly over their heads, and it seemed to Pierre that the head French officer torn off: so quickly he bent it.
Pierre also bowed his head and let go of his hands. Without thinking any more about who took whom prisoner, the Frenchman ran back to the battery, and Pierre went downhill, stumbling over the dead and wounded, who seemed to him to be catching his legs. But before he had time to go down, dense crowds of fleeing Russian soldiers appeared towards him, who, falling, stumbling and screaming, ran joyfully and violently towards the battery. (This was the attack that Ermolov attributed to himself, saying that only his courage and happiness could have accomplished this feat, and the attack in which he allegedly threw St. George's Crosses, which were in his pocket.)
The French who occupied the battery ran. Our troops, shouting “Hurray,” drove the French so far behind the battery that it was difficult to stop them.
Prisoners were taken from the battery, including a wounded one. French general, who was surrounded by officers. Crowds of wounded, familiar and unfamiliar to Pierre, Russians and French, with faces disfigured by suffering, walked, crawled and rushed from the battery on stretchers. Pierre entered the mound, where he spent more than an hour, and from the family circle that accepted him, he did not find anyone. There were many dead here, unknown to him. But he recognized some. The young officer sat, still curled up, at the edge of the shaft, in a pool of blood. The red-faced soldier was still twitching, but they did not remove him.
Pierre ran downstairs.
“No, now they will leave it, now they will be horrified by what they did!” - thought Pierre, aimlessly following the crowds of stretchers moving from the battlefield.
But the sun, obscured by smoke, still stood high, and in front, and especially to the left of Semyonovsky, something was boiling in the smoke, and the roar of shots, shooting and cannonade not only did not weaken, but intensified to the point of despair, like a man who, straining himself, screams with all his might.

The main action of the Battle of Borodino took place in the space of a thousand fathoms between Borodin and Bagration’s flushes. (Outside this space, on the one hand, the Russians made a demonstration by Uvarov's cavalry in mid-day; on the other hand, behind Utitsa, there was a clash between Poniatowski and Tuchkov; but these were two separate and weak actions in comparison with what happened in the middle of the battlefield. ) On the field between Borodin and the flushes, near the forest, in an open area visible from both sides, the main action of the battle took place, in the simplest, most ingenuous way.

) OKATO code: 05408
Founded: 1894
City from: 1917 City of regional subordination
Center: Dalnerechensky district Deviation from Moscow time, hours: 7
Geographic latitude: 45°56"
Geographical longitude: 133°44"
Height above sea level, meters: 160
Sunrise and sunset times in Dalnerechensk

Map

Dalnerechensk: photo from space (Google Maps)
Dalnerechensk: photo from space (Microsoft Virtual Earth)

Dalnerechensk Nearest cities. Distances in km. on the map (in brackets along roads) + direction. By hyperlink in the column distance you can get the route (information kindly provided by the AutoTransInfo website)
1		57 (113)	SW
2	Novopokrovka	60 (73)	IN
3	Luchegorsk	70 (50)	NE
4	Kirovsky	95 (102)	Yu
5		105 (99)	NE
6	Spasskoye	162 ()	SW
7		164 (180)	SW
8	Yakovlevka	169 (216)	Yu
9	Stone-Fisherman	188 (428)	SW
10	Novosysoevka	191 ()	Yu
11		194 (197)	NE
12	Chuguevka	196 (333)	Yu
13	Chernigovka	199 (218)	SW
14		199 (264)	Yu

Brief description

Located in the Ussuri Lowland, 412 km north of Vladivostok. Pier on the river Bolshaya Ussurka (tributary of the Ussuri). There are 3 railway lines within the city. stations: Dalnerechensk-I, Grushevoe, Lazo.

Territory (sq. km): 108

Information about the city of Dalnerechensk on the Russian Wikipedia site

Historical sketch

Founded in 1894 in connection with the construction of the railway. The city of Iman by location on the river. Iman (now the Bolshaya Ussurka River) since 1917. In 1972, renamed Dalnerechensk; the name is artificial.

In May 1920, at the Muravyovo-Amurskaya station (now Lazo), revolutionaries S.G. were burned in a locomotive furnace. Lazo, A.N. Lutskin, V.M. Sibirtsev (at the site of their death there is a monument).

[Perhaps the working village of Verkhne-Imansky, 1.0 thousand inhabitants, 1959, became part of the city in 1961.]

Economy

JSC - "Primorsky Wood Processing Plant", "Dalnerechensky Sawmill and Wood Processing Plant", "Dalnerechensky Timber Processing Plant". Cooperage factory (produces barrels for the fishing industry).

Food industry enterprises: bakery plant, meat processing plant, Salskoye LLC (includes dairy, canneries, sausage shop), JSC "Kirbet" (brick, concrete).

In the Dalnerechensky district, grains, soybeans, potatoes, vegetables, and pears are grown. They raise cattle and poultry.

Deposits of coal, tungsten, rhodonite, polymetals. Gravel, stone, crushed stone are mined.

Mineral spring - Kisly Klyuch.

Main enterprises

FORESTRY, WOOD PROCESSING AND PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRY

OJSC "Primorsky DOK"
692100, Primorsky Krai, Dalnerechensk, st. Shevchenko, 1
Offers: Cabinet furniture, upholstered furniture, parquet, door blocks, lumber

BAKERY INDUSTRY

OJSC "Pekar K"
692100, Primorsky Krai, Dalnerechensk, st. Chernyshevsky, 2
Offers: Pasta, bakery products, confectionery

POULTRY FARMING

Poultry farm "Solovyovsky"
692100, Primorsky Krai, Dalnerechensky district, village. Solovyovka
Offers: Poultry meat, egg

Culture, science, education

Museum of the History of the City (branch of the Primorsky United Museum named after V.K. Arsenyev).

Memorial at the grave of border guards who died during armed conflict on Damansky Island in 1969.

Universities of the city

Dalnerechensky Socio-Economic Institute (branch) of the Far Eastern State Technical University (FEPI named after V.V. Kuibyshev)
692130, Primorsky Krai, Dalnerechensk, st. Lenina, 69-a

Museums, galleries, exhibition halls

Museum of the History of Dalnerechensk
692100, Primorsky Krai, Dalnerechensk, st. Lenina, 81
Website: http://arseniev.org/

Architecture, sights

Church (1913), building of the branch of the trading house "Kunst and Albers" (1908), complex of fortifications of the former garrison of the headquarters of Count N.N. Muravyov-Amursky.

City of regional subordination
Center: Dalnerechensky district, Primorsky Krai OKATO code: 05408
Founded: 1894
City from: 1917 Deviation from Moscow time, hours: 7
Geographic latitude: 45°58"
Geographical longitude: 133°47"

Dalnerechensk Nearest cities. Distances on the map (road), km, direction
1	58 (...)	SW	8	304 (333)	WITH
2	109 (129)	WITH	9	308 (...)	SW
3	175 (182)	SW	10	311 (...)	Yu
4	190 (...)	WITH	11	329 (507)	WITH
5	202 (...)	Yu	12	336 (...)	Yu
6	203 (...)	SE	13	339 (401)	SW
7	273 (306)	SW	14	351 (557)	Yu

Brief description

Historical sketch

Economy

JSC - "Primorsky Wood Processing Plant", "Dalnerechensky Sawmill and Wood Processing Plant", "Dalnerechensky Timber Processing Plant". Cooperage factory (produces barrels for the fishing industry).

Food industry enterprises: bakery plant, meat processing plant, Salskoe LLC (includes a dairy, cannery, sausage shop), Kirbet JSC (brick, concrete).

In the Dalnerechensky district, grains, soybeans, potatoes, vegetables, and pears are grown. They raise cattle and poultry.

Deposits of coal, tungsten, rhodonite, polymetals. Gravel, stone, crushed stone are mined.

Mineral spring - Kisly Klyuch.

Culture, science, education

Museum of the History of the City (branch of the Primorsky United Museum named after V.K. Arsenyev).

Memorial at the grave of border guards who died on Damascus Island in 1969.

Architecture, sights

Church (1913), building of the branch of the trading house "Kunst and Albers" (1908), complex of fortifications of the former garrison of the headquarters of Count N.N. Muravyov-Amursky.