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How well do you know the areas of the capital

How well do you know the areas of the capital


Kyiv – It is not only Sophia Cathedral, Khreshchatyk and Reitarskaya. These are also ravine, Afanasovskaya beam, water supply, DVRZ, Batiev Gora and Chokolivka.

Here, every slope has a long history, and the pavement is not only brown in chestnut, but also by mysteries.

Since 2001, the capital has been officially divided into 10 districts, each of which has a special past – from ancient Slobids and tracts to working quarters.

On the right bank were Obolonsky, Podilsky, Shevchenkivskyi, Pechersky, Svyatoshinsky, Solomenskyi and Holosiivskyi districts.

And on the left bank – Darnytsky, Desnyansky and Dniprovsky (yes, we do not recognize the joke that « the left shore is not Kiev »).

To Kiev Day « Up. Life » prepared a test with interests about different parts of the capital together with Alexander Mikhailik – Kyiv -expert and leading librarian of the Central Library of the Solomyanka named after Grigory Skovoroda.

Check yourself and learn something new about familiar streets!

Which area is depicted in this photograph of the 1980s?

Which area of ​​Kiev never existed?

What was the division in the 1930s?

Which of the small European countries is the area equal to Holosiivskyi district?

Where did the electric tram open in Kiev?

What used to be in the place of the Obolon array?

The village of the same name

On the site of Obolon before its appearance were floodplain meadows and lakes. Many of them, including Jordan, Cyril, White and Lugove, have been preserved here. (In the photo-Jordan Lake in the 1980s)


Floodplains and lakes

On the site of Obolon before its appearance were floodplain meadows and lakes. Many of them, including Jordan, Cyril, White and Lugove, have been preserved here. (In the photo-Jordan Lake in the 1980s)


Industrial development

On the site of Obolon before its appearance were floodplain meadows and lakes. Many of them, including Jordan, Cyril, White and Lugove, have been preserved here. (In the photo-Jordan Lake in the 1980s)


Dnieper River

On the site of Obolon before its appearance were floodplain meadows and lakes. Many of them, including Jordan, Cyril, White and Lugove, have been preserved here. (In the photo-Jordan Lake in the 1980s)


Which residential area is the largest in Kiev?

In what area did this photo of 1937 take?

Which residential area is the longest residential building in Kiev?

Obolon

The longest residential building in Kiev stands on the Teremki array and at Zabolotny Street, 2-122. Its length along the axis is 1246 m, and with branches – 2128 m, which makes it the second in length in Ukraine (after a house in Lutsk). The house has 68 sections and 4496 apartments with 12.6 thousand people. This house is a Ukrainian record holder by the number of residents.


Darnitsa

The longest residential building in Kiev stands on the Teremki array and at Zabolotny Street, 2-122. Its length along the axis is 1246 m, and with branches – 2128 m, which makes it the second in length in Ukraine (after a house in Lutsk). The house has 68 sections and 4496 apartments with 12.6 thousand people. This house is a Ukrainian record holder by the number of residents.


Teremks I

The longest residential building in Kiev stands on the Teremki array and at Zabolotny Street, 2-122. Its length along the axis is 1246 m, and with branches – 2128 m, which makes it the second in length in Ukraine (after a house in Lutsk). The house has 68 sections and 4496 apartments with 12.6 thousand people. This house is a Ukrainian record holder by the number of residents.


Winegrower

The longest residential building in Kiev stands on the Teremki array and at Zabolotny Street, 2-122. Its length along the axis is 1246 m, and with branches – 2128 m, which makes it the second in length in Ukraine (after a house in Lutsk). The house has 68 sections and 4496 apartments with 12.6 thousand people. This house is a Ukrainian record holder by the number of residents.


Which of Kyiv residential areas was the first to build on the site of a demanded settlement?

Rusanovka

These are birchy. Once upon a time The place of this residential area has been known since the XVIII century. Settlement of Kukhmister Slobidka and Farm of Bereznyaky, but in the 1960s they were demolished. In the photo, by the way, Bereznikov in the 1970s.


Forest

These are birchy. Once upon a time The place of this residential area has been known since the XVIII century. Settlement of Kukhmister Slobidka and Farm of Bereznyaky, but in the 1960s they were demolished. In the photo, by the way, Bereznikov in the 1970s.


Berez

These are birchy. Once upon a time The place of this residential area has been known since the XVIII century. Settlement of Kukhmister Slobidka and Farm of Bereznyaky, but in the 1960s they were demolished. In the photo, by the way, Bereznikov in the 1970s.


Resurrection

These are birchy. Once upon a time The place of this residential area has been known since the XVIII century. Settlement of Kukhmister Slobidka and Farm of Bereznyaky, but in the 1960s they were demolished. In the photo, by the way, Bereznikov in the 1970s.


Which of these metro stations is not located in Darnytskyi district?

Poznyaki

Ironically, but the Darnitsa metro is located in the Dnieper, not the Darnytsky district of Kiev. And the small Darnitsa River, by the way, proceeds mostly within the Darnytskyi district. (Photo: V. Falin. Metro Train between Darnytsia and Komsomolskaya Stations (now Chernihiv), 1985)


Darnitsa

Ironically, but the Darnitsa metro is located in the Dnieper, not the Darnytsky district of Kiev. And the small Darnitsa River, by the way, proceeds mostly within the Darnytskyi district. (Photo: V. Falin. Metro Train between Darnytsia and Komsomolskaya Stations (now Chernihiv), 1985)


Forest

Ironically, but the Darnitsa metro is located in the Dnieper, not the Darnytsky district of Kiev. And the small Darnitsa River, by the way, proceeds mostly within the Darnytskyi district. (Photo: V. Falin. Metro Train between Darnytsia and Komsomolskaya Stations (now Chernihiv), 1985)


Virlytsky

Ironically, but the Darnitsa metro is located in the Dnieper, not the Darnytsky district of Kiev. And the small Darnitsa River, by the way, proceeds mostly within the Darnytskyi district. (Photo: V. Falin. Metro Train between Darnytsia and Komsomolskaya Stations (now Chernihiv), 1985)


Where is the rename area in the number of renaming?

At the border of Dniprovsky and Desnyansk districts

The record holder by the number of renaming is the European Square, located on the border of Pechersk and Shevchenkivsky districts, as well as Khreshchatyk. At different times, it had the following names: equestrian, theatrical, European, royal, third international, Stalin, Lenin Komsomol. And modern « European » is already 8 name in 200 years.


On the verge of Obolon and Podilskyi districts

The record holder by the number of renaming is the European Square, located on the border of Pechersk and Shevchenkivsky districts, as well as Khreshchatyk. At different times, it had the following names: equestrian, theatrical, European, royal, third international, Stalin, Lenin Komsomol. And modern « European » is already 8 name in 200 years.


On the border of Pechersk and Shevchenkivsky districts

The record holder by the number of renaming is the European Square, located on the border of Pechersk and Shevchenkivsky districts, as well as Khreshchatyk. At different times, it had the following names: equestrian, theatrical, European, royal, third international, Stalin, Lenin Komsomol. And modern « European » is already 8 name in 200 years.


What area is known for finding the remains of a burial mound?

To which area are the historical areas of Tatarka, Kudryavets, Repyakhiv Yar, Afanasovsky Yar?

Podilsky

The historical areas of Tatarka, Kudryavets, Repyakhiv Yar and Afanasovsky Yar are located on the northern and northwestern slopes of old Kiev. They are part of the Shevchenkivskyi district, as well as Syrets, Lukyanovka and Shulyavka (latter – pictured).


Shevchenkivsky

The historical areas of Tatarka, Kudryavets, Repyakhiv Yar and Afanasovsky Yar are located on the northern and northwestern slopes of old Kiev. They are part of the Shevchenkivskyi district, as well as Syrets, Lukyanovka and Shulyavka (latter – pictured).


Svyatoshinsky

The historical areas of Tatarka, Kudryavets, Repyakhiv Yar and Afanasovsky Yar are located on the northern and northwestern slopes of old Kiev. They are part of the Shevchenkivskyi district, as well as Syrets, Lukyanovka and Shulyavka (latter – pictured).


Solomian

The historical areas of Tatarka, Kudryavets, Repyakhiv Yar and Afanasovsky Yar are located on the northern and northwestern slopes of old Kiev. They are part of the Shevchenkivskyi district, as well as Syrets, Lukyanovka and Shulyavka (latter – pictured).


At what historical area is the Left Bank located?



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