Webcam Krasnoyarsk. Komsomolsky Avenue, Mate Zalka Street
Komsomolsky Avenue is located in the Soviet district of Krasnoyarsk.
By the decision of the executive committee of the Krasnoyarsk city executive committee ¹ 396 of 15.10.1987 the new street in the housing estate Severny between districts 3 and 6 on the one side and 5 on the other side was named - Komsomolsky Avenue.
The first Komsomol organization in Krasnoyarsk was founded on February 17, 1920 in the railway workshops of Krasnoyarsk station. Komsomol was a mass youth organization, which was the initiator of many initiatives. Komsomol members were a striking force of new buildings of the first five-year plans. By the mid-1950s, the elimination of the system of camps and forced settlements created a serious problem of labor shortages. The government drafted young people to work at the Siberian construction sites. By 1958, more than twelve thousand Komsomol and non-union youth from central regions of the USSR came to the city. Many apartment buildings in our city were built with the help of Komsomol members.
Komsomolsky Avenue begins from the traffic intersection of Krasnodarskaya and Voronov streets and ends at the intersection with Svetlogorskaya street. The roadway of the avenue is divided green area. Also at the stretch from 9th May Street to Mate Zalka Street an alley in honor of the heroes of Chernobyl.
The housing stock on Komsomolski Avenue is mainly represented by the 97-series panel nine-ten storey buildings. There are two five-storey buildings (№ 11 and № 13) - these are "Leningrad". There are not many brick buildings on the avenue. Most of them are located in the area from 9th May Street to Svetlogorskaya Street.
