Russian Cities Codexery

Russian Cities 1-17

17 entries in the Russian Cities compendium.

AbakanCapital of Khakassia, site of a unique Han dynasty palace.ArkhangelskChief seaport of medieval Russia until Saint Petersburg's founding.AstrakhanLowest city in Russia, historic Caspian trade hub.BarnaulMajor Siberian city founded by the Demidov family for silver production.DerbentOldest city in Russia, strategic gateway between Caspian and Caucasus.GroznyCapital of Chechnya, founded as a Russian fortress on the Sunzha River.IrkutskSiberian city on the Angara River, historic exile and industrial center.IvanovoCity in Russia, historic textile center and youngest Golden Ring city.IzhevskCapital of Udmurtia, major industrial and cultural hub in Russia.VinnytsiaCity in west-central Ukraine, historic center of Podillia.VladikavkazCapital of North Ossetia–Alania, founded as a Russian fortress in 1784.VladivostokMajor Russian Pacific port and Far Eastern administrative center.VologdaHistoric Russian city and major transport hub.VoronezhRussian city founded as a fort, later a key shipbuilding center.YakutskColdest major city on Earth, built on continuous permafrost.YaroslavlHistoric Russian city at the Volga-Kotorosl confluence.YekaterinburgRussian industrial and cultural centre, fourth most populous city.
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