Syktyvkar is the capital of the Komi Republic Ievleva Lyubov Aleksandrovna, primary school teacher at the State Educational Institution "RCO" Syktyvkar 2013 - presentation

Founded: 1780

City Day is celebrated
on June 12
.

In 2021, due to the pandemic, mass events in honor of the city day are canceled or may be postponed

Syktyvkar is a timber rich man, the capital of Komi (Photo: Shakhov A.V.)

Syktyvkar

- Russian city of republican significance, the capital of the Komi Republic. The city is located on the left bank of the Sysola River.

In past

on the site of Syktyvkar there was the village of Ust-Sysola.
The first mention of it was made in a copy of the scribe books of 1586. Gradually the village grew thanks to trade and fur trade. In 1780,
Catherine II granted the village the status of a city and gave the name Ust-Sysolsk.

During the 19th century, Ust-Sysolsk developed into a large trading center in the North. On August 22, 1921, Ust-Sysolsk became the capital of the Autonomous Region of Komi. In 1930, the city was renamed Syktyvkar (in the Komi language, “city on the Sysol River”).

During the Soviet period, a powerful industrial complex was created in the city, the basis of which was the building materials industry, mechanical engineering, and timber industry enterprises. Modern Syktyvkar is the social and business center of the Komi Republic.

St. Stephen's Cathedral The city has preserved
architectural monuments:
a craft school, the Kuzbozhov trading house - the museum of the Komi Republic. The Finno-Ugric Cultural Center is located in the house of the merchant Oplesnin, built at the end of the 19th century. St. Stephen's Cathedral is magnificent.

It’s interesting to look into the city New Year’s Museum

, where a collection of Christmas tree decorations from the beginning of the 20th century is collected.

More than 240 thousand people live in the city (as of 2014).

Day of the city

Syktyvkar traditionally celebrates June 12 on Russia Day.

The first official opening ceremony of the new city took place on September 10, 1780 in the house of the Sukhanov merchants, the richest family in the city.

The day of formation of the Komi Republic is celebrated on August 22.

SYKTYVKAR

SYKTYVKAR, a city in Russia, the capital of the Komi Republic. Forms a city district. Population 244.8 thousand people. (2019). Located at the confluence of the river. Sysola in the river Vychegda. Railroad station. Road junction. International Airport.

Story

Photo by P. S. Pavlinov Syktyvkar. Church of the Ascension. 1811–20.

It was first mentioned as the Ust-Sysolsk churchyard in the 1586 scribe book of the Yarensky district. Gradually, with the development of lands in the upper reaches of the river. Vychegda and in the river basin Pechora became the de facto center of these territories. Since 1780 the city. District city of the Vologda province (1780–1921; until 1796 Vologda governorate). It developed as a shopping center (including the sale of grain). From the 18th century The annual St. George's Fair took place. Since the 1860s place of political exile (participants of the Polish uprising of 1863–64, leaders of the revolutionary movement). In 1898, regular steamship service was opened from Ust-Sysolsk to Veliky Ustyug.

On January 1, 1918, Soviet power was established. District city of the North Dvina province (1918–21). 11/15/1919 occupied by white troops, 12/2/1919 - without a fight by units of the Workers 'and Peasants' Red Army. The administrative center of the Komi Autonomous Okrug (Zyryan) (1921–36), its county (until 1926) and district (1929–32) center. From the 1920s–1930s. Industry developed, mainly woodworking. In 1929, an airfield was built, regular passenger air service began on the route Ust-Sysolsk - Kotlas, and from 1948 - Syktyvkar - Gorky (now Nizhny Novgorod) - Moscow. In 1930 it was renamed Syktyvkar. During the Great Patriotic War he was in the rear. The Karelo-Finnish University was evacuated to the city from Petrozavodsk. In 1961, railway traffic was opened. line Mikun - Syktyvkar. Capital of the Komi ASSR (1936–90), Komi SSR (1990–92), Komi Republic (since 1992). Since 1936 it has been a city of republican significance. Since 2006 the center of the urban district.

Architecture

The old part of the city with a radial-arc layout is located along the bends of the river. Sysola (plan 1783, architects P.R. Nikitin, P.I. Obukhov). The following have been preserved: the house of the merchant S. G. Sukhanov (1801–04; now the Literary and Memorial Museum of I. A. Kuratov), ​​the Church of the Ascension (1811–20), the building of the former religious school (now the National Gallery, 1888–90, architect V . Fedorov), fire station with a tower (1900–07, architect I. I. Pavlov), wooden Kazan Church (1906), Alexandrinskaya women's gymnasium (1911–13, architect A. V. Androsov), 2-story mansions (merchant V.P. Oplesnin, late 19th – early 20th centuries; mayor M.S. Zherebtsov, 1910–11) and trading houses (merchants Kuzbozhev, 1901–12, with elements of Art Nouveau style). Among the buildings in the constructivist style are school buildings, a branch of the State Bank (1930–32, architect V.P. Stepanov), the Printing House (1933–36), the Sever Hotel (1937, architect I.A. Minin), Komi scientific center of the Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (1940, architect A.V. Zinoviev); in the style of Soviet neoclassicism - the building of the NKVD (now the Ministry of Internal Affairs; 1936–38), the House of Trade Unions (1951; both - architect A.V. Zikeev), the Palace of Pioneers (1951–56, architect F.A. Tentyukova), National Library (1954–57). In 1953, a new general plan for Syktyvkar was drawn up (architect A. A. Shestakov). In the 1960s Yubileiny Square was organized. with the building of the regional committee of the CPSU (1960, architects I. N. Kuskov, I. V. Parkhachev; now the administration of the head of the Komi Republic), the House of Soviets (now the Council of Ministers of the Komi Republic; 1972, architects G. N. Ilyashenko, V. P. Shirshov, engineer G. G. Belykh) and a monument to V. I. Lenin (1967, sculptor L. E. Kerbel). Also the building of the Komi Republic Opera and Ballet Theater (1968, architect A.D. Turchaninov), the Syktyvkar Hotel (1975, architect A.D. Rakin and others); Cathedral of St. Stephen of Perm (1996–2001). Monuments to the poet I. A. Kuratov (1977, sculptor V. N. Mamchenko) and others, the monument to Labor Glory (1977), the memorial “Eternal Glory” (1981).

Centers of science and culture

Among the scientific institutions are the Komi Scientific Center of the Ural Russian Academy of Sciences (history dates back to 1944); it includes: institutes of language, literature and history (1970), physiology (1988), socio-economic and energy problems of the North (1988), chemistry (1995), etc.; museums – Scientific Geological named after. A. A. Chernov Institute of Geology (founded in 1968), Archeology Institute of Language, Literature and History (opened in 1985); Research Institute of Agriculture of the Komi Republic of the Russian Agricultural Academy (history dates back to 1956). Universities: Republican Institute for Educational Development (history dates back to 1939, current name since 2010), State University named after. Pitirim Sorokin (1972; at the university - Museum of Archeology and Ethnography, 1977), Republican Academy of Public Administration and Administration (1992, current status since 1996), branches of Russian universities. National Library (1838), National Children's Library named after. S. Ya. Marshak (1935), Centralized library system. The National Museum (its history dates back to 1911), includes the House-Museum of the statesman of the Komi ASSR I. P. Morozov, the Literary Museum of I. A. Kuratov; Literary and Theater Museum named after. N. M. Dyakonova (1989). National Gallery (1943, opened 1947). Theaters: Drama named after. V. A. Savin (1930), opera and ballet (1958), National Music and Drama (1992, modern name since 2005). Philharmonic Society (1940; since 1975 in a modern building, reconstructed in 2000–02), consisting of: State Song and Dance Ensemble “Asya Kya” (“Morning Dawn”, 1939, since 2005 named after V.P. Morozov), ensemble folk music “Zarni Yol” (“Golden Stream”, 1995), string quartet “Inspiration” (1997). Folklore ensemble "Rus Pechora" (1991). Finno-Ugric Cultural Center of the Russian Federation (2006). International festivals are held annually: opera and ballet festivals “Syktyvkarsa Tulys” (“Syktyvkar Spring”, since 1991), Finno-Ugric festival for children and youth “En Dzird” (“Divine Spark”, since 2000), “Operetta - My Love” (2008), ballet art “Zarni jijyas” (“Golden Swallows”, since 2014).

Sport

The most popular winter sports are: bandy, cross-country skiing, snowboarding, figure skating, etc. The Stroitel bandy club (founded in 1947) is a participant in the USSR championships (seasons 1984/85–1991/92; best result - 5th place in the championships 1985/86 and 1990/91) and Russia (1992/93–2009/10 and from 2017/18; silver medalist of the Russian championship 1992/93), hosts opponents at the multifunctional Republican Stadium ( 1971; 15 thousand places). The mini-football team “New Generation” (founded in 2006) has been playing in the Russian Championship Super League since the 2009/10 season. Syktyvkar has been entrusted with the right to host the 2021 Bandy World Championship.

Farm

The timber industry complex is the most developed. Leading enterprises: "Syktyvkar Plywood Plant" (chipboards, including laminated plywood), "Mondi Syktyvkar Timber Industry Complex" (as part of the international company "Mondi", a large Russian manufacturer of office and offset paper, also produces newspaper paper, cardboard and commercial pulp), "Syktyvkar Paper Products" (cardboard), "Syktyvkar Tissue Group" (paper sanitary products), "Komitex" (non-woven materials and synthetic fibers) and its branches: "Komitex Lin" (production linoleum) and Komitex GEO (geosynthetic materials for construction). There are a number of logging organizations, production of building materials, bakery and confectionery (“Syktyvkarkhleb”), dairy (“Syktyvkar Dairy Plant”), meat and sausage (“Syktyvkar Meat Processing Plant”) products, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, mineral water (“Syktyvkar Distillery ).

City information

Syktyvkar is part of the Russian Federation and is the capital of the Komi Republic. It is located on the left bank of the Sysola River. The economy is represented by enterprises in the pulp and paper, textile, woodworking, and food industries. There are companies in the service and trade sectors.

Important highways pass near the settlement: P176 “Vyatka”, P26, P25. There is a railway line. There are vocational educational institutions, universities and their branches. The population is more than 240 thousand people. There are historical and architectural attractions.

Management companies of Syktyvkar

• Housing cooperative - 21
• ZhSK 13
• ZhSK 17
• ZhSK 26/1 "Zarya"
• ZhSK 31
• ZhSK 33A
• ZhSK 36
• Housing cooperative No. 1
• Housing cooperative No. 40
• Housing cooperative No. 14
• Housing cooperative No. 29 “Zarya-3”
• ZhSK-20
• ZhSK-26
• ZhSK-27
• ZhSK-28″ZARYA-2″
• ZhSK-45
• Zhsk-10
• LLC "GZHEK"
• LLC "ZHILCOMVEST"
• LLC "ZhilvestCity"
• LLC "Zhiloy Ugol"
• LLC "KRiU"
• KEN LLC
• LLC "RZhK"
• REP LLC
• LLC "REU No. 1"
• LLC "Customer Service Plus"
• LLC "Customer Service"
• LLC "Syktyvkar Management Tentyukovo"
• LLC "UK" House"
• LLC "UK "Prigorod"
• LLC "UK "Solnechny Dom"
• LLC "UK ZHUK"
• LLC "UK KRiU"
• LLC "UK" RECON"
• OOO "MANAGING UREC"
• LLC "Managing Ezhvinsky Zhilkomkhoz"
• LLC "SZHKK-Davpon"
• LLC "SZhKK-Orbita"
• LLC "Teplocomfort"
• LLC "UK "Teplocomfort"
• LLC Residential Complex "Syktyvkarskaya"
• OOO

• REP LLC
• LLC UK "ZHILVEST"
• LLC Management Company "ZhEK"
• LLC UK "ZhilServis"
• LLC Management Company "Housing Technologies"
• LLC UK "Zhilservice"
• LLC UK "OUK"
• LLC Management Company "Syktyvkarskaya"
• LLC Management Company "SZhKK"
• HOA "20"
• HOA "77/2"
• HOA "ANTOSHA"
• HOA "Aurora"
• HOA "ArBastion"
• HOA "Bereg"
• HOA "Bumazhnikov-26"
• HOA "Bumazhnikov-53B"
• HOA "Vermas"
• HOA "Vesna"
• Homeowners Association "Veteranov 6"
• HOA "Veteranov, 2"
• HOA "Vozrozhdenie"
• HOA "Vostochnaya, 91"
• HOA "Vychegda"
• HOA "Galich"
• HOA "Geologist"
• HOA "Gorky, 20"
• HOA "D. Kalikova, 25"
• HOA "Davpon-housing"
• HOA "Domny Kalikova-26"
• HOA "Domovik 2"
• HOA "Domovik-3"
• HOA "Dorozhnik-2"
• HOA "ZhSK-99"
• HOA "Zhilavia"
• HOA "Inter 111"
• HOA "Internationalnaya, 196"
• HOA "Internationalnaya, 77"
• HOA "International-98"
• HOA "KOCHPON-CHIT, 3"
• HOA "Kapel"
• HOA "Karl Marx 199"
• HOA "Karl Marx 213"
• HOA "Karla Marksa, 156"
• HOA "Karla Marksa, 180/1"

• HOA "Kataeva, 2/1"
• HOA "Kataeva, 51"
• HOA "Kedr"
• HOA "Kerka"
• HOA "Kommuna 75/2"
• HOA "Kommunisticheskaya 19"
• HOA "Kommunisticheskaya 21/1"
• HOA "Kommunisticheskaya, 70"
• HOA "Kochpon-Chit 1"
• HOA "Kutuzova 17"
• HOA "Kutuzova 36"
• HOA "Kutuzova-13"
• HOA "Kutuzovsky"
• HOA "Kemon"
• HOA "Lenina 43"
• HOA "Lenina, 110"
• HOA "Lenina, 111"
• HOA "Lenina-17"
• HOA "Lenina-23A"
• HOA "Markova 59"
• HOA "Markova 61"
• HOA "Markova, 33"
• HOA "Mikusheva, 7"
• HOA "Morozova - 185"
• HOA "Morozova - 191"
• HOA "Morozova 104"
• HOA "Morozova 166"
• HOA "Morozova 35/1"
• HOA "Morozova, 177"
• HOA "Morozova-167"
• Homeowners Association "My Family"
• HOA "Our House"
• HOA "October"
• HOA "Oktyabrsky Prospekt 124"
• HOA "Oktyabrsky Prospekt, 180/1"
• HOA "Oktyabrsky Prospekt, 92"
• HOA "Oktyabrsky Prospekt, 186"
• HOA "Oktyabrsky, 148"
• HOA "Oplesnina, 17/2"
• HOA "Orbita"
• HOA "Ordzhonikidze 40"
• HOA "Ordzhonikidze-28"
• HOA "PetroPedestrian Boulevard"
• HOA "Pokrovsky Boulevard - 14"
• HOA "Pokrovsky Boulevard, 16"

• HOA "Pokrovsky Boulevard, 9"
• HOA "Prishkolnaya, 22"
• HOA "Pushkina 127/2"
• HOA "Rost"
• HOA "Rucheynaya 39/2"
• HOA "Rucheynaya, 40"
• HOA "Svoboda-17"
• HOA "Svoboda-19"
• HOA "Svoboda-23"
• HOA "Svoboda-29"
• HOA "Svobody, 35/75"
• HOA "Your Home"
• HOA "Your Home-2"
• HOA "Sever-Zhilye"
• HOA "Severnaya - 61"
• HOA "Sovetskaya, 1"
• HOA "Sovetskaya, 2/2"
• HOA "Sovetskaya, 8"
• HOA "Sysolskoye Highway 17"
• HOA "Tentyukovskaya, 126"
• HOA "Tentyukovskaya, 144"
• HOA "Tentyukovskaya, 154"
• HOA "Teremok"
• HOA "Ul.Slavy-35"
• HOA "Usadba"
• HOA "CIPERUS"
• HOA "Shkolny-14"
• HOA "Yunost"
• HOA "Bumazhnikov Avenue-44"
• HOA "Kuratova 76"
• HOA "Morozova-121"
• HOA "Perekrestok"
• HOA "Starovskogo, 22/1"
• HOA DOMOVIK
• HOA Communist 88
• HOA Mira 13
• HOA Sovetskaya2/1
• TSN "Sysolskoye 20"
• TSN "TSZh "August"
• TSN "TSZh" November "
• TSN "Commune 46"
• EMUP "Zhilkomkhoz"
• Energy resource
• zhsk-19
• Zhsk-24

Coat of arms

The coat of arms of Syktyvkar is presented in the form of a shield. A golden bear is depicted in an azure field. It is located on a green mountain with a silver spruce. The animal lies in a golden den. Above the creature there is a silver star in the form of an element of national ornament. The latter is made in the form of a slotted square rhombus with three rays. They extend perpendicularly from each side to half its length.

The artistic composition was adopted by the decision of the Council of the Moscow Region. Syktyvkar" dated November 29, 2004 No. 16/11-205 (as amended on March 25, 2005 No. 18/03-249 with technical changes dated December 16, 2005 and December 11, 2009). Included in the State Heraldic Register of the Russian Federation under No. 1885.

Summary statistics for Syktyvkar

Summary statistics of the total number of houses built in Syktyvkar, indicating the total area by year.

Houses along the streets in Syktyvkar

• 1st Industrial St.
• 8 Marta st
• 28 Nevelskaya Division st.
• 65th anniversary of Victory st.
• Babushkina street
• Banbana st
• Beregovaya st.
• Borisova st.
• Borovaya st.
• Brothers Zhilinyh St.
• Bumazhnikov Ave.
• Bykovskogo st.
• Verkhniy Chov m
• Vesennaya st.
• Veteranov st.
• Vodnika st
• Vodopyanova st.
• Eastern street
• Garazhnaya street
• Geologists passage
• Gorky St.
• Gromova st.
• DKZ st
• Dalnaya street
• Dimitrova st.
• Domny Kalikova St.
• Dorozhnaya street
• Druzhby st
• Dyrnos m
• Emvalskaya st.
• Zhakova st.
• Zavodskaya st.
• Zavodskoy lane
• Western street
• Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya lane
• Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya st.

• International street
• Karl Marx St.
• Kariernaya street
• Kataeva st.
• Katolikova st.
• Kirova st.
• Kirpichnaya street
• Klara Zetkin st.
• Kolkhoznaya street
• Komarova st.
• Kommunisticheskaya street
• Kortkerosskaya street
• Kosmonavtov st.
• Kochponskaya street
• Krasnaya Gora microdistrict
• Krasnykh Partizan st.
• Krupskaya street
• Kuratova st.
• Kutuzova st.
• Lenina st.
• Lesozavodskaya st.
• Lugovaya st.
• Lytkina st.
• Magistralnaya street
• Magistralny passage
• Maegova st.
• Malysheva st.
• Markova st.
• Mayakovskogo street
• Mezhevaya street
• Melioratorov St.
• Mendeleeva st.
• Mechanical St.
• Mikusheva st.
• Mira st
• Molodezhnaya st.

• Morozova st.
• Naberezhny proezd
• Navigation street
• Nagorny passage
• National street
• Novoselov st.
• Novoselskaya 2nd street
• New village street
• Ozernaya st.
• Oktyabrsky Prospekt
• Oplesnina st.
• Ordzhonikidze st.
• Osipenko st
• Ostrovsky street
• Paneva st
• Papanina st.
• Paris Commune st
• Parkovaya street
• Parkovy Proezd
• Pervomaiskaya street
• Perevoznaya st.
• Permskaya st.
• Peschanaya st.
• Petrozavodskaya street
• Pechorskaya st.
• Pechora Lane
• Pokrovsky Boulevard
• Poselkovaya street
• Pochtovaya street
• Postal passage
• Prigorodnaya street
• Prigorodny lane
• Prishkolnaya st.
• Pushkina st.
• Rabochy lane
• Radio center ter

• Reidovaya street
• Republican street
• Rucheynaya st.
• Sadovaya st.
• Svobody street
• North street
• Serova st.
• Skladskaya st.
• Slavy st
• Slobodskaya st.
• Snezhnaya st.
• Sovetskaya st.
• Sorvacheva st.
• Sosnovaya st.
• Sosnovy lane
• Splavnaya street
• Station St.
• Starovskogo street
• Stakhanovskaya street
• Sysolskoe sh.
• Tentyukovskaya Zapan m
• Tentyukovskaya st.
• Urozhaynaya st.
• Chernova st.
• Chit microdistrict
• Chkalova st.
• Chovyu m
• Shkolnaya street
• Shkolny lane
• Ezhvinskaya street
• Engelsa st.
• South street
• Yunosti st
• Yukhnina st.
• Yaroslavskaya street