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In one of my previous posts, I looked at the development of the KZTZ area in the 1950s. Let's return to this topic, thanks to the City Stories program

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In the 1930s The southwestern part of Kursk was a floodplain of the Seim River on the northern and northeastern sides, limited by a ravine. On the eastern side, this territory adjoined the existing residential areas, therefore, when developing the general layout of the city in 1935, it was quite logical that these territories were proposed for residential development. Temporarily, a motor and tractor workshop and several residential buildings were built on this site on the 1st and 2nd Mokovsky Lane.

The first preliminary design for the development of the southwest appeared in 1938. It was developed in the architectural and planning workshop of the People's Commissariat of Public Utilities of the RSFSR. At this time, in the spirit of gigantomania, the Ryshkovskaya industrial site of Kursk was created, on which three enterprises were to be built: Synthetic Rubber Plant No. 6, Ebonite Plant No. 378 and a regional thermal power plant. The estimated number of employees of these enterprises, including their family members, was 35 thousand people. For their resettlement, it was planned to use the territory near the village of Lamonovo, however, even with the construction of 4-5 storey buildings, it was impossible to accommodate more than 5 thousand people, so it was proposed to resettle the remaining workers in the blocks of the southwest and in the blocks of Glinishche Street, having reconstructed them.

Primary housing construction began near Lamonovo, and the territory in the southwest had to be prepared: build a dam at a distance of 2-3 km from the Seim River so that the floodplain would not flood, build a new bridge, design and lay a tram line... This required about 5 million rubles, which were not allocated before the war. And the first-priority construction itself proceeded with large delays, both financial and material.

1. Fragment of the general layout of Kursk in 1946

After the war, plans changed somewhat: the giant SK-6 was replaced by a small RTI plant (rubber in large volumes for the Black Earth Region was synthesized by the Voronezh SK-2), the district thermal power plant was reduced to a regular one to cover the needs of RTI and nearby settlements. The number of RTI and CHP employees with their family members decreased from the initially planned 35 thousand to 5.1 thousand people, who could easily be resettled near Lamonovo.

But a holy place is never empty, and in 1949 the territory of the southwest was given to the Ministry of Automobile and Tractor Industry of the USSR, which began construction of bearing plant No. 12 on this territory. The design assignment for the residential village was drawn up by Giproavtotractoroprom. It was necessary to resettle 7,100 people in the village. in one- and two-story blocks. For development, Mosugleproekt series 106 for estate blocks and 207 for blocks with common use of plots were recommended. A list of public buildings was also compiled: a nursery, a kindergarten, a school, a canteen, a vegetable store, an outpatient clinic, a bathhouse, and a fire station.

In 1950, the architectural and design workshop of the Office of the Chief Architect of the city of Kursk presented a draft detailed plan for the development of the village. During the design, the size of the village was increased, since in 1950 the plant project was expanded and it required 4,500 workers, and taking into account their families, it was necessary to resettle 11,300 people. Of these, 4 thousand are in the village, and 7.3 thousand are in the city. The development project was drawn up by the architect D.I. Garkusha. and engineer Gabel V.F.

2. Detailed design of the layout of the village of the GPZ-12 plant.

In 1952, a decree was issued banning low-rise construction in cities and the construction of the village was stopped. By this time, they managed to build two-story blocks 6 and 9 and a manor block 5 (not preserved to this day). However, the improvement of the neighborhoods was not carried out. On paper there were forged fences between houses built along the perimeter, pergolas, fountains and vases...

Let's take a closer look at the 6th quarter

3. Layout of the 6th quarter

4. Development of Sumskaya Street

5. One of two intra-block fountains

6. Standard project 1-207-2, Mosugleproekt, architect P.S. Top

7. St. Zavodskaya, 11, series 1-207-2

8. Standard project 1-207-6, Mosugleproekt, architect L.N. Kiselevich

9. St. Sumskaya, 20, series 1-207-6

To avoid monotony of development and allow for a smooth transition when developing neighboring blocks on the street. Sumskaya for the corner houses of blocks 6 and 9 selected houses of variable number of storeys from the 228 series, project 10, architect D.S. Meerson and engineer B.N. Bogdanov.

10. St. Zavodskaya, 9/8, series 1-228-10,

11. St. Sumskaya, 14. Standard design No. 79 of a canteen for 150 seats, State Architectural Studios, architects A.V. Afanasyev, G.P. Yakovlev.

Since it was necessary to resettle the people of the plant, already called KZTZ, somewhere, along the odd side of the street. Sumskaya are starting to tie up three-story houses of series 1-255 and 1-252.

In 1959, Kurskoblproekt finally developed and approved a new project for planning the territory of the southwestern residential area (the area of ​​the KZTZ plant). The main architect of the new layout was M. Teplitsky. The territory was to be built up with 4-5 storey buildings (mostly 4 storeys). 1-447C (second generation houses) was chosen as the main series of residential buildings. This area was considered experimental, a kind of Kursk bird cherry. The methods of arrangement of buildings and their grouping that we planned were partly borrowed from Muscovites. 3rd Zavodskaya (Deineki) was chosen as the central street, the main square was Sq. Komarov, where a recreation center and a cafe-restaurant were planned, on the square. Malysheva is a cinema, and there is a hospital near the forest park. Also, for the recreation of residents, a boulevard was created from Komarov Square to the south (Konorev Street), which was supposed to end with a children's railway, built on the access roads of the KZTZ plant.

12. Layout of the KZTZ area 1959

13. Solutions for Malyshev Square (above) and Komarov Square (below) according to the 1959 layout.

14. Options for grouping houses with the organization of courtiers and using various options for landscaping courtyards, as well as a children's railway station

In 1962, a house-building plant was built in Kursk, which specialized in panel houses of the 1-464A series. The first panel houses began to be built in the KZTZ area instead of the previously planned brick ones. In the 1960-1970s. There were slight changes in the designs of the blocks, so different development options were used here: line, row, perimeter, group. Various options for blocking houses were used. Kursk architects were currently visiting Lithuania, where the construction of houses of the 1-464LI series was taking place, and adopted a number of planning solutions. The houses themselves also underwent changes; this mainly concerned the finishing of walls, plinths, sealing and opening of interpanel seams, the organization of porches, balconies, and changes in the type of roof.

15. Layout of KZTZ 1960-1970s.

16. The first panel houses of series 1-464A on the street. Olshansky, 1965, photo by M. Shekhovtsov

17. The first panel houses of series 1-464A on the street. Konoreva.

In the 1970s With the entry into the catalogs of standard designs of multi-storey buildings on the central street of the district, the construction of high-rise dominants begins, which gave the development of the area a certain expressiveness and architectural completeness.

18. Complex of 12-storey residential buildings of series 1-447С on the street. Deineki with extension premises: the Orbita restaurant, a grocery store and a communications office; project 1975, construction 1976-1979, architects M.L. Teplitsky, L.M. Fedorov.

The end of massive housing construction work occurred in 1975. Unfortunately, the improvement of the area, cultural, social and sports construction was also completed. A significant number of previously planned facilities were not built.

The recent history of the KZTZ area is characterized by spot development of vacant plots, some of which were previously reserved for other objects. It can also be noted that a number of landscaping works carried out have led to the fact that now KZTZ is one of the greenest areas of the city, and experimentation with development options made it possible to avoid obvious monotony and dullness, despite the relatively small number of standard projects.

19. St. Malysheva, 2/23, 14-storey residential building of series 124-124-4 with extension premises: a children's cinema and a cafe; project 1987-1988, construction 1988-1989, architects M.L. Teplitsky, V.A. Rukavitsyn, D.O. Yakurnov. Photo by Yuri Bubnov (

A satellite map of Kursk allows you to see that the city is located 530 km from Moscow. In ancient times, this city was part of the Principality of Lithuania. With the help of a map you can see a lot of interesting things. You won’t get lost with it and you’ll find any address you need in the city. The map is a reliable assistant on any trip.

A large river, the Seim, flows in the vicinity of the city. And the city is crossed by its tributaries Mokva and Tuskar. This is well reflected in the detailed map of Kursk.

Kursk is considered a religious, cultural, industrial center, as well as a transport hub of the country.

Main city streets and districts on the map

Using a map of Kursk with streets in good quality, you can find the following streets:

  1. The length of the longest street is about seven kilometers. This is 50 Let Oktyabrya Street, which is located in the city center.
  2. Also in the central area of ​​the city you can see Karl Marx Street.
  3. The main square of the city is Red Square. Many city streets radiate from it.
  4. Lenin Street, located in the city center, is considered one of the oldest streets of the city.

The map of Kursk allows you to see that important railway lines pass through the city territory.

The city's communication with other cities is also carried out by air.

The total length of roads within the city is more than 500 km.

You can get around the city using trams, buses, trolleybuses and minibuses.

Geographically, the city is divided into three large districts, which are displayed on a map of Kursk by district:

  1. The central district is divided into several small microdistricts. On the territory of the Lenin microdistrict there are administrative buildings, as well as the Kazan Cathedral. Nearby is the Boevka microdistrict, which is known as a vacation spot for local residents. There is a park area and a beach area. The district is also home to the central market area. There is the Arc de Triomphe area and others
  2. The Railway District is divided into three districts. Yandex maps of Kursk will help you find them.
  3. The Seimsky District is located along the Seim River. This territory is divided into four small districts.

Map of Kursk with houses. Features of architecture and attractions of the city

On the territory of Kursk there are unique buildings dating back to the architecture of the 19th century. History buffs will find many interesting places in the city. Using Kursk routes on the map, you can plan a walk around the city to see all the sights:

  1. Excellent examples of ancient architecture are the building of the former Assembly of the Nobility, the estate of the merchant Khloponin, and the Treasury House.
  2. While walking around the city, it is worth visiting the numerous museums. This is a museum of archaeology, local history, literature, zoology, as well as a museum of automobile transport and even a tram.
  3. On the territory of the city, using a map of Kursk with streets in good quality, you can find the famous Church of the Dormition of the Mother of God and the Great Martyr Nikita.
  4. The Catholic Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary is worth a visit. It was erected in the 19th century. The building was made in the neo-Gothic style.
  5. There are many theaters in the city. A map of Kursk with streets and houses will help you find the famous puppet theater.
  6. Lovers of fine art can visit the art gallery. On its territory there are more than eight thousand works of art dating back to the 16th-20th centuries. Also in the museum's collections are a variety of paintings, sculptures, as well as folk and applied arts. A map of Kursk with house numbers will help you find the gallery.
  7. The Arc de Triomphe is considered an interesting landmark. This complex can be found on Pobedy Avenue. The arch rises to a height of 24 meters. On the adjacent alley there are various types of military equipment.

Economy and industry

A map of Kursk with houses will help you find any object of this industrial center.

The city has enterprises in the processing, electrical and chemical industries.

The food, furniture, and engineering industries are also developed in Kursk.

Using a map of Kursk with streets, you can find any enterprise in the trade or agriculture sector.

The following organizations are located in Kursk:

  1. Various power plants are produced by the Elektroagregat enterprise.
  2. Plant of defense significance Device.
  3. The Schetmash plant offers a large selection of cash registers.
  4. The chemical industry includes organizations producing rubber tapes, as well as products for metallurgy.
  5. One of the largest pharmaceutical enterprises, Pharmstandard Leksredstva, is located in Kursk.
  6. Polypropylene fiber is created by the large organization Khimvolokno.

Also on the territory of Kursk there are large shopping malls, shops and hypermarkets.

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They say the color green is pleasing to the eye. Now, when everything outside the window is covered with snow, your eyes will be delighted by these photographs taken on a warm August evening in 2010.

The launch site is the site in front of the Children's Art School No. 6 (formerly the KZTZ Palace of Culture, the Olympus Center).


Zavodskaya street. In the distance on the left are three nine-story buildings near Komarov Square.


Sumskaya Street is surrounded by greenery. On the horizon are high-rise buildings on Klykov Avenue.


View of the mountain from the street. Engels. The new Gazprom-Mezhregiongaz building is visible on the mountain. In the foreground is the Aurora Hotel (formerly SKB PS).


In the distance is a private sector on the street. Raspberry - Nizhnyaya Lugovaya. On the right you can see the Line hypermarket and the former Kurskaya Pravda printing house. In the foreground is a reinforced concrete plant.


Nine-story buildings on Peski. In the distance is Lake Kotlovan.


Workshops of the former KZTZ plant (currently demolished), plant management (now the Tax Inspectorate). Behind it you can see the red building of a former bakery, and further away is the Nightingale Grove park.


KZTZ workshops, on the horizon - the area of ​​​​Seryogina Street. The pipes of CHPP-1 are visible.


Oh football! The intersection of Zavodskaya and Olshansky streets. You can see the orange building of clinic No. 7, behind it is a 14-story building on the square. Malysheva.

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A detailed map of the city of Kursk with street names can show all the routes and roads where the street is located. Tchaikovsky and the Cheka. Located near.

To view the territory of the entire region in detail, it is enough to change the scale of the online diagram +/-. On the page there is an interactive map of the city of Kursk with addresses and routes of the microdistrict. Move its center to find Lenin and Litovskaya streets now.

The ability to plot a route across the country and calculate the distance using the “Ruler” tool, find out the length of the city and the path to its center, addresses of attractions, transport stops and hospitals (the “Hybrid” scheme type), look at train stations and borders.

You will find all the necessary detailed information about the location of the city's infrastructure - stations and shops, squares and banks, highways and highways.

An accurate satellite map of Kursk with Google search is in its own section, also panoramas. Use Yandex search to show the house number on the folk map of the city in the Kursk region of Russia/the world, in real time. . St. Marksa and Kavkazskaya will help you navigate the area.

Coordinates - 51.7303,36.1872



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