Cities of the Orenburg region: Novotroitsk, Buzuluk, Orsk, Yasny. Short description, photo

The cities of the Orenburg region are among the most visited regions of the Russian Federation. It is worth noting the splendor of landscapes, sights, their aristocracy and symbolism. The people living here are hospitable enough and are always ready to help or act as a guide. Do not be afraid to ask them for help. The cities of the Orenburg region are completely different from each other, they differ in buildings, history and significance for the state. Among them there are especially memorable settlements, which are described below.

Novotroitsk

The city of Novotroitsk is located in Russia, located in the Orenburg region. The city is built on the bank of the Ural River. Here live almost ninety thousand people. The city was founded in 1920 by Ukrainian peasants-settlers. In the thirties, brown iron ore was mined here. Since then, the city has begun to actively develop ferrous metallurgy. Since 1955 in Novotroitsk works the steel plant "Ural Steel".

Buzuluk

The city of Buzuluk of the Orenburg region is a populated point of the Russian Federation with a population of more than eighty-five thousand people. Near the city there are several rivers, the largest are Samara and its tributary Buzuluk, in honor of which the city was named. Its history began with the laying of the Buzulutskaya fortress on the Samara River in 1736. In the sixties of the last century, the development of oil fields began in these areas. Since then, the city has been actively developing to this day.

Orsk

Orsk is a major city in the Orenburg region of Russia, the second in the region in terms of population (approximately 230,000 people). Through it flows the Ural River. Not far from Orsk is another city - Novotroitsk. They are very close to each other and actually have a common border. The cities of the Orenburg region are closely connected.

Orsk was founded as a fortress on the bank of the Ural River in 1735. Now Orsk is a large industrial city. There are developed non-ferrous metallurgy, engineering and mining. The city employs an oil technical college, a medical college and some other vocational education institutions, as well as branches of some universities.

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The Russian town, whose population is about fifteen thousand people, is the town of Yasny. The Orenburg region "received" it in 1961. The reason for the foundation of the city was the opening of asbestos deposits in this region, as well as the construction of a mining and processing enterprise. Near Yasnym there is a cosmodrome of the same name. The fauna and flora of this area are priceless.

Data of the city of the Orenburg region is actively visited by visitors. Travel agencies organize tours to these places. Those who have come here at least once, will return again and again.