Sverdlovsky City District, Administrative district in Perm, Russia
Sverdlovsky City District is an administrative area in Perm located on the left bank of the Kama River. It spans a large area in the eastern section of the city and contains residential neighborhoods, parks, and various public facilities.
The district was established in 1936 and was originally named Stalinsky Raion. The name was later changed to honor Yakov Sverdlov, a significant Bolshevik figure.
The district takes its name from Yakov Sverdlov, a Bolshevik leader from the Soviet era. Streets and public spaces reflect this historical connection, showing how local identity remains tied to the early Soviet period.
The district sits directly along the Kama River, providing good access to riverbanks and waterways. Visitors should note that the area is quite large and various transportation options may be needed to explore different parts.
The district borders the Kama River, one of Russia's major waterways, which has strongly shaped development and the character of the area. This proximity to water has long supported trade and movement in the region.
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