Yalta street ( Ukrainian : Yalta Vulitsa ) - Melitopol street . It runs from Bogdan Khmelnitsky Avenue to Ivan Alekseev Street , thus connecting the important highways M-14 and M-18.
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| Yalta | |
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| Ukrainian Yalta Vulitsa | |
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| A country | Ukraine |
| City | Melitopol |
| Historical district | Sandy |
| Length | 1.1 km |
| Former names | 60th anniversary of the October Revolution |
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It consists entirely of the private sector [1] . The coating is asphalt.
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Title
The street is named after the resort town of Yalta on the southern coast of the Crimean peninsula.
History
On November 27, 1959, at a meeting of the city executive committee, the project for cutting and naming Yalta Street was approved [2] . This was part of the expansion and development of the Peschanoe district, during which many other streets appeared here in the second half of the 50s and early 60s.
On November 3, 1977, by a decision of a meeting of the City Council Executive Committee, Yalta Street was renamed 60th Anniversary Street in honor of the anniversary of the October Revolution.
Yalta Street was returned to its original name in 2016, after the adoption of the law on the decommunization of Ukraine.
Gallery
| entry from Bogdan Khmelnitsky Avenue | departure to Bogdan Khmelnitsky Avenue | exit to Ivan Alekseev street | entry from Ivan Alekseev street |
Notes
- ↑ Melitopol. The plan of the city. Scale 1: 17000. - Kyiv: Cartography, 2005, 2008 (Ukrainian) .
- ↑ Krylov N. Streets of Melitopol: a historical-geographical dictionary . - Melitopol: MGT Publishing House, 2011. - 300 copies.