Live broadcast Ulyanovsk. Kamyshinskaya Street, Ryabikov Street
Ulyanovsk, which bore the name of Simbirsk until 1924, began its history in 1648. Then the governor Bogdan Khitrovo, who was executing the Tsar's decree, began building a wooden fortress between the Volga and Sviyaga rivers. The citadel successfully coped with the protection of the southern borders of Russia from the raids of nomadic tribes, and withstood a siege by the troops of Stepan Razin. The policy grew and in 1780 received provincial status.
During the period of industrialization many enterprises appeared here. After the end of World War II, several large factories were built in Ulyanovsk that produced engines, automobiles, airplanes. Today the city is one of the main industrial, commercial, transport and cultural centers of the country. Every self-respecting traveler should visit the birthplace of the leader of the world revolution Lenin, the great historian N. Karamzin, and the famous writer I. Goncharov.
Kamyshinskaya street is named after the town of Kamyshin, the length of the street is 4168 meters.
