Imanta ( Latvian: Imanta ) is a residential district of Riga , located on the left bank of the Daugava River, in the western part of the city.
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| City |  Riga |
| Postal codes | LV-1067, LV-1069 |
| Square | 9.003 km² |
| Population | 49867 people |
| Site | apkaimes.lv/sakums/imant ... |
Until the beginning of the 20th century, the estate of Annengof (Anninmuiza), Gross-Dammengof (Liela-Dammesmuiza), Klein-Dammengof (Maza-Dammesmuiza) were located on the territory of Imanta. Regular residential development has been going on since the late 1920s. At first, two-story houses were built, and in the 1950s, individual single-family houses [1] .
Since the 1960s, it has been built up with serial houses with a series of 464A (5 floors) and 602 series (9 floors). It is divided into microdistricts - Imanta-1, Imanta-2, Imanta-3, Imanta-4, Imanta-5. In the 21st century, it was replenished with a number of new buildings, including residential projects Citizen (the best project in Riga in 2005), Solaris, Metropolia, Imantas perle, Dammes Liepas, etc.
Attractions
- Sudrabkalnins - a monument to the soldiers of the 6th Riga Regiment, who defended Riga from the Bermontians in 1919 (architect E. E. Stalberg , sculptor K. Zale ).
Gallery
Imanta-2
Shopping center "Maxima" in Imanta
Monument on the hill Sudrabkalnynsh
Houses in Imanta
Flowerbed in Imanta
Former radio factory building
Notes
- ↑ Imanta // Riga: Encyclopedia = Enciklopēdija “Riga” / ch. ed. P.P. Eran. - Riga: Main Edition of Encyclopedias , 1989. - P. 340. - 880 p. - 60,000 copies. - ISBN 5-89960-002-0 .