Chapaeva Street is a street in the northwestern part of the city of Sovetsk in the historic district of Splitter. Named in honor of the hero of the Civil War Vasily Chapaev .
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| City | Sovetsk |
| Length | 2000 m. |
| Former names | Splitter Straße |
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History
Arose in the 15th century near the castle of Splitter, which can be translated from German as a splinter of glass or a splinter. The fortress appeared at a time when the Order was creating a reliable path for itself, through which communication with the outside world would be established. Until the mid-30s, the Splinterstrasse was covered with cobblestone. Since about 1937 it was expanded, laid down with paving stones and it acquired a modern look. On the right side of the street, right behind the mill, there were five sawmills, they formed the largest industrial part of the district.
Attractions
- Forest Merchant Mansion
- The ruins of the Bruder grain mill (early 19th century)
Street layout
The street begins at the intersection with Nevsky Street. It ends with the transition to the village of Rzhevskoye. The street moves from east to west. There is a lake along the river. In the area of Chapaev Street there is a large forest cemetery with the burial places of Russian and German soldiers during the First and Second World Wars.
Crosses the streets
- River
- Guryevskaya
- Heroes
- Chapaev Lane
Transport
Bus route No. 1, No. 6
Socially significant objects
- Baby house
- Nursing home
- Infectious diseases Hospital
Gallery
Lake on Chapaeva street