Map of Lipetsk in detail with streets, houses and districts

Lipetsk is the central city in the Lipetsk region. It is located four hundred kilometers from Moscow. This is clearly demonstrated by the satellite map of Lipetsk.

It is believed that this city was founded in the same year as St. Petersburg. Using the card on any trip is a great advantage. It allows you to carefully plan your visits to all sites and meet the scheduled deadline.

Using a map of Lipetsk, you can find a city in the central part of the Black Earth Region, on the Central Russian Upland.

It is there that it is located on the coast of the Voronezh River.

Before the city was rebuilt, there was a Slavic settlement in this area.

Distance from Lipetsk to Russian cities

Distances from major Russian cities to Lipetsk.
Distance between Russian cities. Calculation of distances between cities may contain small errors. Distance from Lipetsk to Abakan - 4143 km Distance from Lipetsk to Arkhangelsk - 1720 km Distance from Lipetsk to Astrakhan - 1072 km Distance from Lipetsk to Barnaul - 3469 km Distance from Lipetsk to Belgorod - 376 km Distance from Lipetsk to Birobidzhan - 8113 km Distance from Lipetsk to Blagoveshchensk - 7741 km Distance from Lipetsk to Bryansk - 421 km Distance from Lipetsk to Veliky Novgorod - 1000 km Distance from Lipetsk to Vladivostok - 9060 km Distance from Lipetsk to Vladikavkaz - 1376 km Distance from Lipetsk to Vladimir - 489 km Distance from Lipetsk to Volgograd - 644 km Distance from Lipetsk to Volzhsky - 668 km Distance from Lipetsk to Vologda - 943 km Distance from Lipetsk to Voronezh - 120 km Distance from Lipetsk to Gorno-Altaisk - 3694 km Distance from Lipetsk to Grozny - 1452 km Distance from Lipetsk to Yekaterinburg - 1796 km Distance from Lipetsk to Ivanovo — 605 km Distance from Lipetsk to Izhevsk — 1371 km Distance from Lipetsk to Irkutsk — 5090 km Distance from Lipetsk to Yoshkar-Ola — 918 km Distance from Lipetsk to Kazan — 979 km Distance from Lipetsk to Kaliningrad - 1592 km Distance from Lipetsk to Kaluga - 404 km Distance from Lipetsk to Kemerovo - 3503 km Distance from Lipetsk to Kirov - 1209 km Distance from Lipetsk to Kostroma - 812 km Distance from Lipetsk to the city Krasnodar - 956 km Distance from Lipetsk to Krasnoyarsk - 4036 km Distance from Lipetsk to Kurgan - 1944 km Distance from Lipetsk to Kursk - 329 km Distance from Lipetsk to Kyzyl - 4545 km Distance from Lipetsk to the city Magadan - 9897 km Distance from Lipetsk to Magas - 1381 km Distance from Lipetsk to Magnitogorsk - 1580 km Distance from Lipetsk to Makhachkala - 1508 km Distance from Lipetsk to Moscow - 463 km Distance from Lipetsk to Moscow Murmansk - 2341 km Distance from Lipetsk to Naberezhnye Chelny - 1210 km Distance from Lipetsk to Nalchik - 1263 km Distance from Lipetsk to Nizhny Novgorod - 604 km Distance from Lipetsk to Nizhny Tagil - 1930 km Distance from Lipetsk to Novokuznetsk - 3626 km Distance from Lipetsk to Novosibirsk - 3245 km Distance from Lipetsk to Omsk - 2592 km Distance from Lipetsk to Orel - 297 km Distance from Lipetsk to Orenburg - 1287 km Distance from Lipetsk to Penza - 426 km Distance from Lipetsk to Perm - 1670 km Distance from Lipetsk to Petrozavodsk - 1479 km Distance from Lipetsk to Pskov - 1192 km Distance from Lipetsk to Rostov-on-Don - 680 km Distance from Lipetsk to Ryazan - 258 km Distance from Lipetsk to Samara - 852 km Distance from Lipetsk to St. Petersburg - 1184 km Distance from Lipetsk to Saransk - 545 km Distance from Lipetsk to Saransk Saratov - 582 km Distance from Lipetsk to Smolensk - 747 km Distance from Lipetsk to Sochi - 1194 km Distance from Lipetsk to Stavropol - 1022 km Distance from Lipetsk to Sterlitamak - 1366 km Distance from Lipetsk to Stavropol Surgut - 2938 km Distance from Lipetsk to Syktyvkar - 1566 km Distance from Lipetsk to Tambov - 134 km Distance from Lipetsk to Tver - 639 km Distance from Lipetsk to Togliatti - 774 km Distance from Lipetsk to Tolyatti Tomsk - 3505 km Distance from Lipetsk to Tula - 299 km Distance from Lipetsk to Tyumen - 2136 km Distance from Lipetsk to Ulan-Ude - 5528 km Distance from Lipetsk to Ulyanovsk - 786 km Distance from Lipetsk to Ufa — 1252 km Distance from Lipetsk to Khabarovsk — 8295 km Distance from Lipetsk to Khanty-Mansiysk — 2810 km Distance from Lipetsk to Cheboksary — 824 km Distance from Lipetsk to Chelyabinsk — 1659 km Distance from Lipetsk to Cherepovets - 964 km Distance from Lipetsk to Cherkessk - 1102 km Distance from Lipetsk to Chita - 6180 km Distance from Lipetsk to Elista - 939 km Distance from Lipetsk to Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk - 9203 km Distance from Lipetsk to Yakutsk - 8259 km Distance from Lipetsk to Yaroslavl - 740 km

Lipetsk on the map of Russia – where it is located. Geography of the city

Lipetsk on the map of Russia is located in the west of the country, in the eastern part of the Lipetsk region, in the Black Earth Region, on both banks of the Voronezh River.

Distance from Lipetsk to major cities by road:

• Moscow – 400 km to the northwest,
• Bryansk – 387 km to the west,
• Kharkov – 445 km to the southwest,
• Voronezh – 120 km to the south,
• Saratov – 517 km to the southeast,
• Tambov – 133 km to the east,
• Saransk - 537 km to the northeast.

Lipetsk is located at the junction of the Central Russian Upland and the Oka-Don Plain. The height of the city center is 160 meters.

The area around Lipetsk is forest-steppe; in the few surrounding forests there are birch, aspen and poplar trees.

The climate is temperate continental, with cold winters (Wed January - 8 °C) and warm summers (Wed July +20 °C). The average annual temperature is +7 °C. There is stable snow cover for at least 4 months of the year. There is approximately 570 mm of precipitation per year, with the rainiest month being July (71 mm) and the driest month being February (30 mm).

Lipetsk

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City of regional subordination Center:

Lipetsk region
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a brief description of

Located in the west of the Oka-Don Plain along the banks of the river. Voronezh (Don basin), 508 km south of Moscow. Railway station. Pier. Road junction. Airport.

Historical sketch

In the first half of the 17th century. On the territory of Lipetsk there was the village of Malye Studenki Lipetsk. In 1702, near the confluence of the river. Lipovka in the river Voronezh, on the instructions of Peter I, on the basis of brown iron ore deposits, factories were built for the smelting of cast iron, steel, the manufacture of cannons, etc. (closed in 1795). The name of the river comes from linden.

In 1709, the settlement at the factories was named the Lipskie (later Lipetsk) Iron Plants settlement.

In 1779, the settlement was transformed into the district city of Lipetsk as part of the Tambov province.

In 1803, on the basis of local mineral springs of sodium chloride-sulfate water, a resort began operating in Lipetsk - one of the oldest in Russia. Ferrous mud peat was discovered in 1867; mud therapy began in 1871.

Automobile highways

Two federal highways pass through Lipetsk:

• P119 is a federal highway with a total length of 395 km. The highway connects 2 cities - Tambov and Orel. The route passes through the following cities: Lipetsk, Livny, Yelets. Road surface: asphalt.
• A133 is a highway that has the status of federal significance. The length of the route is 45 km. The road starts from the M4 Don highway and runs to Lipetsk. Road surface: asphalt.

Estate of Semenov-Tyan-Shansky

Photo from the website of the museum-estate of P.P. Semenov-Tyan-Shansky

The first point of the route is one of the most little-known estates in Russia. At the same time, it is one of the most authentic and amazingly preserved. Ryazanka is the small homeland of the great diplomat, traveler, explorer and author of the peasant reform of 1861, Pyotr Semyonov Tian-Shansky. The estate is located near the half-forgotten Urusovo railway station of the ancient town of the same name - an outpost of Russia during the Tatar raids.

The Tian-Shansky estate is a touching terracotta-colored wooden building with a large collection of authentic artifacts from the life of a man who, back in the 19th century, invented and conducted the first general census of the population of Russia. Today, the estate is kept by another great man in his own way - San Sanych Bogdanov. Lucky will be the one who gets to join him on a tour of the interiors of Ryazanka!

By the way, on August 8, 2021, the “Secrets of the Estate” festival will be held here with an immersion in pre-revolutionary traditions, a themed food court and, of course, excursions from the legendary San Sanych.

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What is Lipetsk famous for?

Lipetsk is known for the fact that the city is considered one of the largest centers of steel and rolled metal production. The city is also home to a popular pilot training center. One of the main attractions of Lipetsk is Peter Square. There are singing fountains, a monument to Peter I, parks and the Green Theater here. In the Soviet district of the city there is Cathedral Square, where the Nativity Cathedral was built in the mid-19th century.

On Plekhanov Square there is a monument to the founders of Lipetsk. The monument was erected in 2008. On Victory Square, city tourists can see the “Victory Stele” monument, whose height is 38 m.

The world's first Shukhov Tower

Photo: Artem Nedoluzhko / Shutterstock

The ruin of a noble mansion in the Palladian style, the floors of which you can roam freely, is already good. True, you need to act carefully and watch your step so as not to literally leave a mark on the history of the estate. Inside, artifacts from various eras are mixed into a pile of rubbish: from an elegant pre-revolutionary Art Nouveau staircase, wooden floors and stove linings to a Soviet stage in a former ballroom (during the USSR, there was a House of Culture).

But even better is that on the territory of the estate there is the first hyperboloid tower on the planet, designed by the legendary architect Vladimir Shukhov for the Novgorod exhibition of 1896. The then owner of the estate, Yuri Nechaev-Maltsov, bought it for beauty and watering the garden, and Shukhov personally reassembled his creation on this site. The design is still reliable enough to climb to the very top and survey the surroundings (if you are not afraid of heights, of course). And again: be careful!

GUM fragment

Photo: Vladimir Mulder / Shutterstock

Built with the money of the same Nechaev-Maltsov, the Church of Dmitry Solunsky in Berezovka looks like a metropolitan building stuck in the textures of the wilderness. It is true: the architect of the temple was Alexander Pomerantsev, who created the Moscow GUM. The church is like a fragment of this very GUM, lost in the chthonic expanses of a half-dead village.

There is an opinion that Vasnetsov himself painted the interiors of the temple, but now there is nothing to say about this: the paintings have not been preserved, nor have the decorations. But the stone carvings have been preserved: the temple is supported by noble limestone columns. Climbing the almost decayed iron spiral staircase under the dome, you can examine the structure of the ancient vaulted ceiling and even walk along it. You can experience approximately the same thing at the State Museum of Architecture (Pavilion “Ruin”). The invention of vaults allowed our distant ancestors to begin building buildings much cooler than barns, because the vault allows them to cover large spaces and use heavy materials (stone and brick) for this. Touching an example of a key invention of world architecture is priceless. The temple, although in ruins, is often open, and even services are held there.

French cheese in a remote village

Still frame from the release “Checklist. Lipetsk region"

In a dull village on the high Donskoy bank there is a single huge house in the nouveau riche style - the modern estate of cheese maker Vladimir Borev, founder of the BeauREVE company. The estate has a farm and production facilities.

The cheese here is exactly what they make, not boil it. They say that cheese comes from the word “raw” and cannot be cooked if you follow the original French recipes. The heads ripen right here, in the basements, under strict temperature conditions.

If you call the cheese factory in advance, you can arrange a meeting with Borev himself, but if you don’t find him, you can always go to a tasting and take home unusual sweets filled with blue cheese. Tastings take place at a large wooden table in the eclectic interior of the owner’s house: while the farmers are preparing your tasting sets, you can enthusiastically look at the wonderful souvenirs and art objects from all over the world.

Gothic views

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A majestic 18th-century temple in a pseudo-Gothic style, striving upward with every brick, is a rare sight for our country. That is why the Znamensky Church in the village of Veshalovka needs to be seen. If you miss European travel, grab sandwiches with herring and seltzer water (or a bottle of Riesling, if you’re not driving) in Veshalovka and have a picnic with a gothic look, as if you were in some Germany.

The architect of the Church of the Sign may have been Vasily Bazhenov himself, but there is no documentary evidence of this. The estate on whose territory this temple was located belonged to representatives of the family of the historian Tatishchev, and then to the nobles Kozhin. The estate ensemble, alas, has not survived to this day. Near the church you can find the ruins of the Kozhin family tomb and swampy ponds, where, they say, a seal lived under the Kozhins.

Tiny Nature Reserve

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“Galichya Mountain” is one of the smallest nature reserves in the world. What peace is there! This is the smallest nature reserve in Russia: its area is just over 2 kilometers. Here you should admire not only the views of the Don River and bizarre rocky outcroppings, but also what you can find right under your feet: Galichya Mountain is famous for its standard forest-steppe flora. There are almost 1000 species of vascular plants alone, and more than 800 species of fungi.

Noble overnight stay

Photo: website of the hotel “Skornyakovo-Arkhangelskoye Estate”

After looking at the sad ruins of their former greatness for a day, you want something life-affirming, so spend the night at the historical mini-hotel “Skornyakovo-Arkhangelskoye Estate”. This ancient estate, which belonged to statesmen, princes and generals in different eras, was nationalized during Soviet times and turned into a state farm. But in our century, it was bought by the modern philanthropist Alexey Shkrapkin and gave the estate new functions: now it is a museum, a restaurant with a fireplace room, a concert venue, the only House of Culture in the area and a hotel in one space.

General information and description of Lipetsk

Lipetsk is a city located in the Russian Federation; it has the status of the administrative center of the Lipetsk region. The population in the city has been growing recently and as of 2013 was approximately 509 thousand people, data taken from municipalities for 2013. Also, the city, in addition to its function as the center of the region, bears the title of the administrative center of the district of the same name.

Geography

The city of Lipetsk is located between the Central Russian Upland and the Oka-Don Plain, on both sides of the Voronezh River, the distance from the capital of Russia is 428 kilometers. And also the length of the city is 22 kilometers from south to north, and 27 kilometers from east to west. The total area of ​​the city is approximately 282 square kilometers. Decent size considering the number of its inhabitants. This size of the city is 3 times smaller than the area of ​​the Russian capital.

Lipetsk Airport

The city of Lipetsk has an international airport, which has the status of federal significance. Airport type: civil. The airfield is located 15 km northwest of the center of Lipetsk. Nearby is the village of Kuzminskie Otverzhki. The airport operates 24 hours a day. To get to the airfield building you need to use public transport or taxi services. Passengers are also provided with the possibility of an individual transfer. The airport building was built in 1966.

The most popular destinations of regular and charter flights: Kaliningrad, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kazan, Yekaterinburg, Gelendzhik, Adler, Voronezh, Simferopol, Anapa, Murmansk, Minsk, Rostov-on-Don, Sochi, Sochi. Lipetsk airport serves flights of major Russian airlines: RusLine, S7 Airlines. The annual passenger traffic is 57 thousand people.

The airport runway has an asphalt concrete surface. The airfield received international status after reconstruction in 2015. Then the first international flight Lipetsk-Milan was made from the airfield.

Population of Lipetsk for 2021. Number of residents of Lipetsk

Data on the number of city residents are taken from the Federal State Statistics Service. The official website of the Rosstat service is www.gks.ru. The data was also taken from the unified interdepartmental information and statistical system, the official website of EMISS www.fedstat.ru. The website publishes data on the number of residents of Lipetsk. The table shows the distribution of the number of Lipetsk residents by year; the graph below shows the demographic trend in different years.

Map of Lipetsk (Lipetsk region). General information about the city

Lipetsk is a city in Russia, the administrative center of the Lipetsk region.
Lipetsk is one of the largest centers of ferrous metallurgy and the aviation industry in the country, as well as an important transport hub in Central Russia. The city was founded in 1703, when the construction of ironworks began for the needs of the navy. Lipetsk received active development in the 1930s with the construction of a metallurgical plant, silicate and mechanical plants.

On the online map, Lipetsk can be found in Central Russia, in its western part, on both banks of the Voronezh River.

Lipetsk has a population of 509 thousand people.

Lipetsk city photo. Photo of Lipetsk

On our website you will find photographs of Lipetsk from different years. Lipetsk photo of the city in different years from Soviet times to the present day.

Information about the city of Lipetsk on Wikipedia: Lipetsk

Link to Lipetsk website. You can get a lot of additional information by reading it on the official website of Lipetsk, the official portal of Lipetsk and the government. Official website of Lipetsk

Bus stations of Lipetsk

The bus station in Lipetsk is located at Pobedy Avenue, 89, not far from the Ring Square. Opposite the main bus station building there is a plumbing store called Santekhtsentr. The station operates 24 hours a day, without weekends or long technical breaks. You can get to the bus station building by public transport or taxi.

Buses depart on more than 80 routes every day: Ivovo, Chistaya Dubrava, Casino, Novoe Dubovoe, Michurinsk, Verkhniy Telelyuy, Penza, Mokroye, Stanovoe, Lebedyan, Borovoe, Usman, Fomina-Negachevka, Krasnoe, Yelets, Dolgorukovo.

Map of the city of Lipetsk. Lipetsk Yandex maps

Created using the Yandex service People's Map (Yandex map), when zoomed out you can understand the location of Lipetsk on the map of Russia. Lipetsk Yandex maps. Interactive Yandex map of the city of Lipetsk with street names, as well as house numbers. The map has all the symbols of Lipetsk, it is convenient and not difficult to use.

On the page you can find some descriptions of Lipetsk. You can also see the location of the city of Lipetsk on the Yandex map. Detailed with descriptions and labels of all city objects.

Map of Lipetsk with streets

Using a map of Lipetsk with streets, you can find all the streets and avenues of the city. In total there are about 740 streets in the city.

Lipetsk consists of 4 districts, which consist of districts.

1. On the left bank of Voronezh is the Left Bank District. It consists of such districts as Silikatny, Dachny, Matyrsky and others.
2. The Right Bank district includes Sokolskoye, Severny Mine, Yellow Sands, and Nizhenka.
3. The new microdistricts, Tractor District and Manege belong to the Oktyabrsky District.
4. The central part of the city, the Ancient Microdistricts, the Mirny District and the University District belong to the Soviet District.

A map of Lipetsk by district will allow you to find the central part of the city. The central market, as well as most administrative buildings, large shops, park areas and monuments are located in this area.

The most remote district of Lipetsk is Traktorny. Industrial enterprises are located in this part of the city.

A map of Lipetsk with streets in good quality will help you navigate the city and find all the important streets:

1. Gagarin Street is considered a major thoroughfare. It passes through the territories of the Soviet and Right Bank districts. This is one of the longest streets in the city.
2. In the historical part of the city you can find International Street. It was formed in the 19th century.
3. Lenin Street is a major thoroughfare in the Right Bank District. This street is located near Cathedral Mountain. Yandex maps of Lipetsk will help you find it.
4. Karl Marx Street is considered one of the oldest streets in the city. Geographically, it is located in the Right Bank District and runs along the Voronezh River and the lower park area.
5. One of the important highways of the city is Pervomaiskaya Street. It stretches from Victory Square to Peter 1 Square.
6. In the 19th century, Pushkin Street was formed. It crosses Pervomayskaya Street.
7. In the central part of the city you can find Gorky Street.
8. One of the main streets of the city is located in the Soviet district. This is Oktyabrskaya Street.
9. All important events of the city are held on Peter the Great Square.

Reviews about the city Lipetsk (181)

Healthy City? Ahah.

20-30 minutes from one end to the other. There are zero attractions. Well, except for a couple of beautiful fountains in the center. The population, more than half, is cattle, apparently due to the influx from the countryside and the Novolipetsk Metallurgical Plant, where a normal person would never work in his life. Well, maybe another plus is that the embankment is not bad.

Well, you are so stupid, ahah, former Lipchanin.

There are zero attractions. Oooh, go for a walk around the city, look around.

In general, as I understand it, you were in Lipetsk for one day and that’s all.

For 55 years of living in Voronezh, I never even thought about visiting Lipetsk. Although it's probably an hour's drive by car.

But Lipetsk residents are everywhere in Voronezh. Apparently, he is drawn to the countryside, to the clean air.

I found out that in a village near Lipetsk there are good potatoes this year. I didn’t want to spend the weekend on this, so I approached my boss (I cheated so that he wouldn’t get into trouble either) - give me a business trip to Lipetsk for a day, I want to see the city. And he told me - what did you forget there, but if you want to see, take a ride to Mashmet at lunchtime, consider that you have seen Lipetsk.

I read the reviews about the city and somehow felt sad. It’s awkward for those who write: some don’t like housing and communal services, some have found a lot of beautiful places in the city, for some the water in the tap is a criterion for the positivity and quality of the city. Housing and communal services - it is also in Africa Housing and communal services: look at the regions of the region (I live there myself) - housing and communal services fees are 30-50% higher than in Lipetsk. No one has been drinking tap water in cities for a long time, somehow it’s not comme il faut. And about the beauty of city places... Lower Park, Victory Park, Clock on Saperny Descent... What else is beautiful in the city. Auchan, O`k, METRO?

It is difficult to convey my attitude towards the city of Lipetsk in two sentences. Ecology. Yes, NLMK smokes. And how! The smell of the city can be felt 5 kilometers from its border. From time to time, graphite dust falls on the city, from which a car can be washed in only 3-4 washes. Mortality rates from oncology in the region are off the charts, despite optimization and modernization - this is a direct indicator of the state of the environment. Population. I read somewhere that the indigenous Lipetsk population in Lipetsk is about 5%. Judging by my work team, I agree 100%. Who are the others? And these are the residents of nearby and distant villages. And hence the culture-multure is minimal. And rudeness. And the swearing is continuous - not for the sake of swearing, but for the sake of conversation. And they can send you without reason easily and far. And drivers on the roads are like aces: they turn and change lanes without turn signals, don’t give way when changing lanes, and if you manage to get in, they’ll swear at you with their horns. The city-forming enterprise is NLMK. Therefore, 70% of the working population are workers of various qualifications, proletarians. And the proletarian has nothing to lose except his chains. And there’s really no point in buying anything either. And hence beer with strong alcohol is the most popular food product. And there is no need to talk about the city as a cultural city.

The youth. In the city of 500.0 thousand population there are two “normal” higher educational institutions. Therefore, all more or less “advanced” young people go to study in other cities, and Lipetsk cannot be called a city of students either. Hence the general appearance of the townspeople in everyday life, unlike Voronezh, is not youthful, which does not cause much positivity.

Lipetsk as the “capital” of the Lipetsk region. There is no center in Lipetsk. That same historically established area, with special beauty, architecture, people, which creates a strong feeling of a city, and not a provincial provincial town. There is a geographical center, but no historical center. Peter's Square? An area is just an area. Not Red, definitely. Square of victory? It gives off the feeling of a station square. This fact - the absence of a center - has always confused me and still confuses me. And there is practically no beautiful modern highway in the city. Well, maybe Katukova Street fits this definition. Another thing would be to make the asphalt surface normal. What about the entrance roads? Only from the Yelets side it looks normal. And from Khlevnoy? You drive through the suburbs and enter Pobeda Avenue. Avenue? So this is a narrow road, which, not only is it all clumsy after the repairs the year before last, but it’s also full of traffic jams. And from Tambov? Sokol - Lipetsk “Shanghai”, with a narrow path and houses (houses) standing on top of each other. The same thing applies to Gryazi. And roundabouts at intersections. What kind of narrow-minded idiot do you have to be (or the smartest pest?) to turn a simple four-way intersection into a constant traffic jam and the site of chronic minor accidents?! What does a tractor interchange cost?! And around the tank?! And Moskovskaya Street?! This unfortunate city planner should be put on a termite mound with his bare bottom!

Map

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

a brief description of

Located in the west of the Oka-Don Plain along the banks of the river. Voronezh (Don basin), 508 km south of Moscow. Railway station. Pier. Road junction.

The climate is moderate continental. Winter is moderately cold, the average temperature in January is -10. Summer is warm, the average temperature in July is +20. Precipitation is about 500 mm per year, maximum in July.

Territory (sq. km): 330

Information about the city of Lipetsk on the Russian Wikipedia site

Historical sketch

In the first half of the 17th century. On the territory of Lipetsk there was the village of Malye Studenki Lipetsk. In 1702, near the confluence of the river. Lipovka in the river Voronezh, on the instructions of Peter I, on the basis of brown iron ore deposits, factories were built for the smelting of cast iron, steel, the manufacture of cannons, etc. (closed in 1795). The name of the river comes from linden.

In 1709, the settlement at the factories was named the Lipskie (later Lipetsk) Iron Plants settlement.

In 1779, the settlement was transformed into the district city of Lipetsk of the Tambov governorship (since 1796 - Tambov province).

In 1803, on the basis of local mineral springs of sodium chloride-sulfate water, a resort began operating in Lipetsk - one of the oldest in Russia. Ferrous mud peat was discovered in 1867; mud therapy began in 1871.

In 1856, in the district city of Lipetsk, Tambov province, there were 8 churches, 1196 houses, 171 shops.

At the beginning of the 20th century. Sokolsky iron foundry, distillery, and sugar factories operated in the city.

Since the mid-1930s. Lipetsk is a large industrial center of the Black Earth Region.

Since 1954 the center of the Lipetsk region.

In 1998, the villages of Kazinka were included within the boundaries of Lipetsk (PGT since 1957, 5.9 thousand inhabitants, 1959; 7.7 thousand inhabitants, 1970; 10.9 thousand inhabitants, 1979; 9.1 thousand inhabitants, 1989), Matyrsky (PGT since 1976, 4.5 thousand inhabitants, 1979; 7.2 thousand inhabitants, 1989) and Syrsky (PGT since 1932, 6.9 thousand inhabitants, 1939; 10.2 thousand inhabitants, 1959; 11.7 thousand inhabitants, 1970; 14.5 thousand inhabitants, 1979; 17.0 thousand inhabitants, 1989).

Municipal indicators

Data sources:

1. Regions of Russia. Main characteristics of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation: statistical collection. Goskomstat of Russia. - M:, 2003.
2. Regions of Russia. Basic socio-economic indicators of cities. Statistical collection. Rosstat. - M:, 2005. p. 51
3. Transport in Russia: Statistical collection. Goskomstat. - M:, 2003. pp. 110, 112, 120, 122
4. Transport in Russia: Statistical collection. Rosstat. - M:, 2005. pp. 117, 119, 127, 129
5. Regions of Russia. Basic socio-economic indicators of cities. 2006. Statistical collection. Rosstat. - M:, 2006. p. 51

Culture, science, education

Branches and departments of a number of Moscow research institutes in the field of creating metallurgical and mechanical engineering equipment (branch of Gipromez, department of Stalproekt).

Pedagogical and Polytechnic Institutes, Faculty of the All-Russian Correspondence Institute of Finance and Economics.

Theatres: drama, puppet theaters. Philharmonic.

Museums: local history, forging and casting, House-Museum of G.V. Plekhanov.

Zoo.

Museums, galleries, exhibition halls

Lipetsk Regional Museum of Local Lore 398050, Lipetsk, pl.
Lenina, 25 Telephone(s): (4742) 27-0212 Website: https://museum48.ru/ Memorial House-Museum of G.V. Plekhanov 398050, Lipetsk, st. Plekhanova, 36 Phone(s): (4742) 24-6238

Art Museum named after. V.S. Sorokina - Master's House 398050, Lipetsk, st. Lenina, 2 Phone(s) Website: https://www.lokg.ru/

Architecture, sights

The Voronezh River flows in a wide floodplain and divides the city into two parts - the high right bank part, cut by ovarags, in which the historical center and the main residential microdistricts are located, and the left bank - the industrial part.

From the height of the right bank, a panorama of Lipetsk Magnitogorsk opens up with huge blast furnaces, convector buildings, electric furnace smelting, and rolling shops.

At the foot of the slope, among the trees of the Lower Park, are the buildings of the Lipetsk mud and balneological resort.

According to the plan approved after the fire of 1806, Lipetsk received straight and wide streets, large and picturesque Nizhny (designed by A.N. Voronikhin) and Upper parks were laid out.

In the center of the city there is the Cathedral of the Nativity of Christ (1791-1842), the House of Soviets (1957-58, architect N.V. Brovkin), and the Lipetsk Hotel.

Monuments: 3 cast-iron ship guns in the Lower Park in memory of the first products of the Lipetsk plant, a monument to Peter I (1839, cast iron, master I. Fedorov), Narodnaya Volya members - participants in the Lipetsk Congress of the Land and Freedom party (1879), etc.