Map of Novoshakhtinsk
Detailed interactive map of Novoshakhtinsk. Map of Novoshakhtinsk with streets and numbers of houses. Satellite map of Novoshakhtinsk with sights of the city.
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Novoshakhtinsk
The population of the cityNovoshakhtinsk: 105,038 people (2021)
The telephone code of the city Novoshakhtinsk: +7 86369
Automobile area code of Novoshakhtinsk: 61, 161
Postal code of the city Novoshakhtinsk: 346900
Novoshakhtinsk is a city in the Rostov region, which has become famous throughout Russia as a city of mining glory and a center of the coal industry. The coal mining industry in the country and the history of the city are inextricably linked.
The history of Novoshakhtinsk
The city of Novoshakhtinsk was founded in the early 20th century, when workers' settlements began to grow around the coal mines. When the First World War began, Novoshakhtinsk was a full-fledged city with the most powerful mines at that time.
The city got a lot during the Second World War, when, being occupied, it almost turned out to be burned to the ground. But after the war, the city began to recover, doing so at a rapid pace. Today, the city continues to grow actively, developing various industries.
Transport in Novoshakhtinsk
The distance from Novoshakhtinsk to Rostov-on-Don is 80 km. The Rostov-on-Don—Kiev and Moscow—Baku highway passes through the city. The border with the Luhansk region runs 8 kilometers from Novoshakhtinsk.
Districts of Novoshakhtinsk
List of residential districts of Novoshakhtinsk: Antipovka, Gorky, Zapadny, Kirovka, Novaya Sokolovka, Sokolovka, ZHBK, New microdistrict, Center, Yubileyny, Yuzhny, Radio, Lebedeva, Vesely, Mikhaylovka, Stroyburo.
Sights of Novoshakhtinsk
Monument to the "Not returned" in the Rostov region, Monument to Dr. Aybolit, Alexander Park, Alley of Heroes, Mass grave in Alexander Park, Monument to the Soldier-liberator.
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