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Naryan-Mar is located in the Nenets Autonomous
Okrug.
The city is the administrative center of the district,
the only city in the region. Naryan-Mar is included in a small
number of cities on the planet that are located beyond the Arctic
Circle.
Located on the Pechora River, 110 kilometers from the
mouth. An important transport hub of the region, an airport, a river
port with a connection along the Northern Sea Route and Komi.
4 km down the Pechora River from Naryan-Mar is the village of
Iskateley (nen. Iskatel) - an urban-type settlement that is almost
one with Naryan-Mar. The village received administrative
independence in May 2005, before that it was subordinate to the
administration of Naryan-Mar. The settlement is the administrative
center of the Zapolyarny district of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug.
Translated from Nenets, Naryan-Mar means Red City. The
settlement was founded in 1931, in 1935 it received the status of a
city. The city is divided into several microdistricts: Central,
Gorodetsky, Kachgort, Sakhalin, Timber Plant, Novy Poselok, Mirny,
Bondarka, Zahrebetny, Mirny, Old Airport.
The village of
Iskateley is divided into the Central microdistrict, Fakel
microdistricts, and the Timan expedition.
1 Administration building of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, st.
Smidovicha, 20. The building of the original architecture, U-shaped in
plan and crowned with a spire. Built in 1939, it is one of the oldest
buildings in the city.
2 Postal building, st. Smidovicha, 25. An
original architectural building with a tower and a dome. Built in
1946-52.
3 Holy Epiphany Church, st. Lenina, 7. Wooden church in the
city center. Built in 1997-2002. in the likeness of ancient northern
Russian churches. Next to the church is a wooden bell tower built in
2006.
4 Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker, st. May Day. Wooden
Old Believer Church. Built in 2007-2009.
5 Aircraft of Captain
Tarasov, st. Lenin. Monument to the Yak-7B fighter plane, Hero of the
Soviet Union Captain Tarasov.
1 Nenets Regional Museum of Local Lore, st. Victory, 5. ✉ ☎
+7(81853)4-67-48. 80 r. The exposition of the museum is dedicated to
nature, ethnography, history and modernity of the Nenets Autonomous
Okrug.
2 Pustozersky Complex Historical and Natural Museum, st. Tyko
Vylki, 8. ✉ 100 r. The museum presents a historical, archaeological and
ethnographic exposition telling about the disappeared city of
Pustozersk, which was located 20 km from the present Naryan-Mar.
3
Palace of Culture "Arktika", st. Smidovich, 20a. ☎ +7 (81853) 2-16-92.
Concerts and performances.
12th Snowmobile cross-country competition
for the Cup of the Hero of the Soviet Union, Hero of the Russian
Federation A. Chilingarov. Held every year in March or April.
Cinemas
4 Cinema Star, the village of Seekers, st. Gubkina, 5B. ✉ ☎
+7 (81853) 2-13-13, +7(911) 066-41-91. 300-500 r. movies in 2D and 3D
5 iСinema, st. Working, 4A. ☎ +7 (981) 555-44-44. 300-500 r. movies in
2D and 3D
Naryan-Mar is the name from Nen. "Naryana mar", which
means "Red City". Even before the founding of the workers' settlement,
on March 10, 1931, the Nenets Okrug Executive Committee discussed the
issue of renaming the settlement "Beloshelye". Everyone could offer
their own name for the future capital of the Nenets Okrug. The following
options were proposed: Vyngy Mard (Tundra City), Eday Mard (New City),
Nenetsk, Leninsk, Pechorsk, Polyarny, Oleny. The commission on toponymy
settled on the "revolutionary" name Naryan-Mard. On December 18, 1931,
the Presidium of the Nenets Okrug Executive Committee adopted a
resolution that, in view of the inconsistency with the understanding
arising from the word "Mard", the name of the workers' settlement should
be written "Naryan-Mar". The working village of Naryan-Mard (Red City),
united the territories and population of the village of the sawmill
(which bore the name of F. E. Dzerzhinsky from 1930 to 1937,
Beloshchelye, the villages of Kalyush, Karmanovo (Gorodetsky), Nosovo
(Kachgort) and the village of Yokusha. Etymology of the inhabitants
points included in Naryan-Mar:
"White gap" - means a white coast
("gap, gap, gap" - stone, smooth, gentle coast);
"Karmanovo" and
"Nosovo" were named after the names of the first settlers. Karmanovo in
the 1930s was renamed the village of Gorodetsky (from the hydronym
Gorodetsky Shar), and Nosovo was renamed Kachgort - “the place where
magpies live” (“katsha” - magpie, “gort” - house);
"Yokush" in
translation from Komi means "perch"
The city is located a little north of the Arctic
Circle, approximately at the same latitude as Vorkuta, Verkhoyansk and
Srednekolymsk. From December 14 to December 29, the polar night lasts.
Naryan-Mar is located in the MSK time zone (Moscow time). The offset
of the applicable time from UTC is +3:00. In accordance with the applied
time and geographic longitude, the average solar noon in Naryan-Mar
occurs at 11:28.
The climate of Naryan-Mar is subarctic, with
long winters and short, cool summers. The city is located in the
permafrost zone, but there are no permafrost soils within the city.
Winters are relatively mild for polar latitudes due to the influence of
the Barents Sea, but spring and autumn are long and cold, and summers
are relatively warm and short. The average daily temperature exceeds 0°C
only in May, and goes over zero again in early October. From May 29 to
July 15, the polar day lasts, from April to August, white nights are
observed. Summer is moderately warm, its average temperature is only 13
degrees (with rather strong variations from year to year, the warmest
July was observed in 1974, and the coldest - in 1968, with average
temperatures, respectively, +18.8 and +7.7°C). In summer, hot air masses
from the steppes of Kazakhstan can sometimes reach the city, then the
temperature can exceed +30°C in the shade.
The idea of building a city in the lower reaches of
the Pechora River arose long ago. A rich animal world, beautiful
places, a large navigable river, the opportunity to trade in timber
- all this attracted people to the North. Information from Russian
chronicles leaves no doubt that the region of the Lower Pechora was
well known already from the 12th century. Here, the local tribes -
Yugra, Pechera - first carried out barter with the Russians.
Pustozersk appeared in 1499. In the XVIII-XIX centuries, new
villages and villages appeared on the banks of the mouth of the
Pechora; Velikovisochnoe, Oksino, Telviska, Kuya - whose inhabitants
were engaged in traditional farming, fishing and hunting, reindeer
breeding.
In the 1860s, Arctic explorers Captain P.I.
Kruzenshtern, merchant V.N. Latkin and merchant M.K. Sidorov studied
in detail the fairway of the Pechora River and organized the Pechora
Company, which was engaged in the export of the Pechora forest. M.
K. Sidorov dreamed of building a seaport on the Pechora, as well as
a city that would be called Yugorsk. For 16 years, he tried to
obtain six acres of land for the construction of the port, but the
land was never allocated to him.
In 1892, the first
single-frame sawmill appeared on the Pechora near the village of
Kuya, owned by the industrialist A. M. Sibiryakov. However, the
sawmill soon burned down. In 1897, on the shore of the Gorodetsky
ball opposite the village of Yokusha, a sawmill was built by the
Swedish partnership Alfred Lidbek and Co. But after some time, this
plant was also destroyed by fire.
Since 1897, the Partnership
of the Arkhangelsk-Murmansk express shipping company has established
sea voyages between Arkhangelsk and the lower reaches of the Pechora
(Kuya village).
In 1903, on the territory of modern
Naryan-Mar, the Pechora sawmill was founded, created by the
Stella-Polyare partnership, headed by the Norwegian timber merchant
Martin Olsen.
The predecessor of
Naryan-Mar, the settlement of Beloshchelsky (Beloshchelye), is
mentioned in the List of populated places of the Arkhangelsk
province on May 1, 1922. Then there were 29 people in five
courtyards.
In 1924, the first building of the future city of
Naryan-Mar was built in Beloschelye - the agency of the Northern
Shipping Company. The building was built by a team of carpenters
under the leadership of A. S. Durkin. The staff consisted of eight
people. Also, 2 frame warehouses and a shed were built, which were
dismantled for the winter.
The decision to build a new city
and port on Pechora was made at a meeting held on board the steamer
"Umba" on October 7, 1929 at the pier of Beloshelye. The meeting was
attended by Archport chief engineer V.V. Dembovetsky, head of
Sevportiz (Bureau of Northern Port Surveys) G.Ya. Nalivaiko,
chairman of the Nenets Okrug Executive Committee I.A. Questions were
discussed at the meeting about the port construction work planned in
1930 at the mouth of the Pechora and about measures to provide these
works with labor, building materials and food. On October 22, 1929,
the Nenets Okrug Executive Committee signed an agreement with the
engineer Orlov on "surveying a land plot" in Beloschelye, where the
city was to be built.
In 1929, the construction of the Nenets
House and a hospital began in Beloschelye.
On September 4,
1931, a meeting of the commission of the Arkhangelsk Regional
Committee of the All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks and the
Regional Executive Committee of the Northern Territory was held on
September 4, 1931 in Beloshchelye according to the final documents
of the meeting on board the steamer Umba. They listened to the only
question - "On the construction of the Pechora port." It was decided
to build 100 linear meters by the beginning of navigation in 1932.
m. of berths, and by September 1932 another 150 linear meters. m.
The main reason for the construction of the port was the discovery
by geologist G. A. Chernov in 1930 of the Vorkuta coal deposit. For
the delivery of coal to the consumer, as well as cargo for the
construction of the Vorkuta mines, there was only one way - through
the Pechora port. This is how the working village of Naryan-Mard
(Red City) was formed, uniting the territories and population of the
village of the sawmill (which bore the name of F. E. Dzerzhinsky
from 1930 to 1937), Beloshelye, the villages of Kalyush, Karmanovo
(Gorodetsky), Nosovo (Kachgort) and the village of Yokusha . The
name Naryan-Mard was given to the newly formed settlement by a
decree of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee of October 10,
1931. The first buildings on the territory of the future city are a
residential barrack for 65 people, an eight-apartment building, a
canteen, a post office, a Nenets House, a hospital, and a printing
house.
The decision of the Presidium of the Regional
Executive Committee of the Northern Territory of October 7, 1931
recognized the need to transfer the center of the Nenets National
District from the village of Telvisochnoye to the working settlement
of Naryan-Mard. The same decision obligated the Nenets Okrug
Executive Committee no later than November 1, 1931 to create a city
council on the territory of the working settlement of Naryan-Mard
approved by the All-Russian Central Executive Committee.
On
December 18, 1931, the decision of the Presidium of the Nenets Okrug
Executive Committee was adopted:
In view of the inconsistency
with the understanding arising from the word "Mard", the name of the
workers' settlement should be written "Naryan-Mar".
By a
decree of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee of March 2,
1932, the administrative center of the Nenets National District of
the Northern Territory was transferred from the village of
Telvisochnoye to the working settlement of Naryan-Mar.
On
April 9, 1934, the 5th Plenum of the Nenets Okrug Executive
Committee adopted a decision to transform the working settlement of
Naryan-Mar, in which more than 8,000 people lived, into the city of
Naryan-Mar. On March 10, 1935, by a decree of the Presidium of the
All-Russian Central Executive Committee, the working settlement of
Naryan-Mar of the Nenets District of the Northern Territory was
transformed into a city.
In 1934, the first streets were
named by the decision of the settlement Council. They were
Naberezhnaya Street, Partizanskaya Street (now A.P. Pyrerka Street),
Zapolyarny Avenue (now Smidovich Street), Olennaya Street (since
1936 it is I.P. Vyucheisky Street) and Polyarnaya Street. In the
same year, the city leadership decided to start building the House
of Soviets. In 1934, the Pedagogical School graduated its first
specialists. In 1932, a reindeer-breeding zonal station began its
work. In 1933, a fish trust office was organized. Increased the
cargo turnover of the seaport. In 1933, a horse-driven brick factory
was put into operation in the village of Yokusha, with a design
capacity of 2 million bricks per year. In 1934, the library began
educational activities, and then the district museum was opened. The
development of education did not lag behind the general development
of the city. Since 1934, a cultural education school and two
secondary schools have been operating in the city. Until 1940, about
120 residential buildings were built in Naryan-Mar.
In 1936,
a weather warning bureau was established.
In 1937, a
professional drama theater was opened, on the basis of which, after
closing in 1948, the Naryan-Mar House of Culture was created.
Trade was represented by two department stores, a specialized
grocery store and a specialized store with goods for the tundra
population.
On February 13, 1933, the first polar airline was
opened, which connected Arkhangelsk with Naryan-Mar.
In 1932,
the first radio center with 110 radio points began its work, and in
1937 the authorities established a direct telegraph connection with
Arkhangelsk.
On March 30, 1937, in Naryan-Mar, the planes of
the expedition landed on the Pechora ice, en route to the North Pole
to organize the world's first polar drifting station North Pole-1.
Due to bad weather, the stop in Naryan-Mar dragged on for two weeks.
On April 12, 1937, the planes flew to the polar station Matochkin
Shar (Novaya Zemlya). A memorial plaque was installed on the house
where the polar explorers lived.
During the Great Patriotic War, Naryan-Mar was a rear city. Since
October 1941, a military airfield began to operate in the city, which
belonged to the 772nd air base of the White Sea military flotilla.
Aircraft from Naryan-Mar carried out reconnaissance flights in the
Arctic.
On June 22, 1943, a German Yu-88 aircraft flew over
Naryan-Mar for the first time in the entire war; it carried out aerial
photography of the city and nearby settlements. Similar flights
continued later.
On Aviation Day 1944, the workers of the
Naryan-Mar sea port handed over to the pilot of the White Sea military
flotilla V. V. Tomashevsky the Il-4 bomber “Worker of the Pechora
Fleet”, bought with the money of the port workers. On September 7, 1944,
the advanced workers of the Nenets District handed over to the pilots of
the White Sea military flotilla the Yak-7B Naryan-Mar shipbuilder, which
was awarded to Captain A. K. Tarasov, Hero of the Soviet Union. In 1946,
the fighter was delivered to Naryan-Mar and installed in the square as a
monument to Soviet people who worked in the rear (lost in 1956 and
restored in 2010).
On August 16, 1942, a group of ships left the
village of Khabarovo for Naryan-Mar. It included the tugboats
Komsomolets, Nord and Komiles. The Nord towed the faulty Komiles and the
Sh-500 lighter, and the Komsomolets towing steamer towed the P-4 barge.
On the latter there were 300 people, most of whom were prisoners of the
Norilstroy camps. On August 17, at about 7 o'clock in the morning, when
the caravan was passing two miles from the northern coast of Matveev
Island in the Barents Sea, the German submarine U-209 surfaced near it,
opening artillery fire. Lighter Sh-500, barge P-4 and tugboat Komiles
were sunk. The tugboat "Komsomolets" caught fire and washed ashore. The
ship "Nord" managed to escape. Of the 328 people who were on the ships
of the destroyed caravan, 305 drowned or died during the shelling. In
memory of this event in Naryan-Mar, on the street. N. E. Saprygina in
November 1968, a monument was erected to the crew of the Komsomolets
tugboat.
In 1940, the Yokusha brick factory produced 1,100,000 bricks. The
housing stock of the city at that time was 52.4 thousand square
meters. m. of total area.
A new stage in the development of
the city in the late 1940s and in the 1950s was marked by the
construction of a block of residential buildings along the street
im. I. P. Vyucheisky. In the 1960s, the first brick buildings were
put into operation - a recreation center and school No. 3. In 1975,
the builders commissioned the first multi-storey brick building -
the building of the district committee of the CPSU, now the city
administration. In 1981, the workers of the Naryan-Mar SMU received
apartments in the first panel house in the city. Construction was
transferred to an industrial basis. With the beginning of the
construction of brick and panel houses, centralized water supply and
a local sewerage system with local treatment facilities are being
introduced.
The service system for citizens was also
improved. In 1955, the first bus route opened. With the creation of
the city's diesel power plant in 1959, a stable power supply was
established, and in the early 1960s, residential buildings began to
be transferred to central heating.
Since 1973, Naryanmar
residents have been watching television programs through the Orbita
station. In 1978, a gas pipeline was built from the Vasilkovskoye
gas condensate field, the gasification of the city and the
conversion of boiler houses to gas fuel began.
On July 15,
1979, the largest fire in its history occurred in the city.
In 1982, a 92-meter bridge was built across the river.
Kachgortinskaya kurya, and then, in 1983 - 57-meter across the
river. Forest chicken. In the 1980s, new capacities were introduced
at a power plant, an oil depot, a bakery was built, and in 1989 a
four-story building of the district hospital was built. In the
1980s, a new clinic and pharmacy, the Pechora Hotel, a boarding
school with a dormitory building, a department store, and a music
school were built. A whole block of modern panel houses appeared.
In the 1990s, the pace of development of the city, as well as the
whole country, decreased, some residents began to leave Naryan-Mar.
However, even at that time, several residential buildings were built in
the city, the buildings of Promstroibank, the cash settlement center,
and the federal treasury. Since the beginning of the 21st century, with
the growth of oil production in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, the city
has received a new impetus in its development, over the first decade
dozens of modern monolithic and brick buildings have appeared, roads and
communications are being built and repaired, dilapidated housing is
being actively demolished and residents are resettled in new comfortable
apartments.
Until 2004, the village of Iskateley was subordinated
to the city, while being an independent administrative-territorial
entity; the inhabitants of the village took part both in the elections
of their head of administration and the village council, and in the
elections of the head of the city of Naryan-Mar.
In accordance
with the Federal Law of October 6, 2003 No. 131-FZ “On the General
Principles of Organizing Local Self-Government in the Russian
Federation”, in December 2004, separate municipalities were formed, the
city of Naryan-Mar with the status of an urban district and the working
settlement of Iskateley with the status of an urban settlements included
in the Zapolyarny region.
In September 2009, the President of
South Ossetia, Eduard Kokoity, visited Naryan-Mar, who participated in
the celebrations dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the NAO.
On
October 4, 2011, in Naryan-Mar, President of the Russian Federation
Dmitry Anatolyevich Medvedev held a meeting of the Presidium of the
State Council on housing and communal services.
On July 29, 2012,
President of Vietnam Truong Tan Sang paid an official visit to
Naryan-Mar.
November 3, 2013 in Naryan-Mar hosted the stage of
the Olympic torch relay of the 2014 Winter Olympics.
The distance from Arkhangelsk is 650 kilometers, along the waterway
through the White and Barents Seas - 1100 km.
By plane
Air
travel is the main way to get to the city. Naryan-Mar Airport (IATA:NNM)
receives flights from Moscow, St. Petersburg, Arkhangelsk, Kirov, Usinsk
and Syktyvkar. The airport also operates local flights to most locations
in the NAO.
By train
The nearest railway station to Naryan-Mar
is Usinsk. From there, in winter, a bus can run to Naryan-Mar along the
winter road twice a week. There is no official and regular bus service.
By car
Automobile communication in winter is possible only from
the end of December to the beginning of April along the winter road from
Usinsk. It is possible to drive along the winter road in a passenger car
if the weather is stable and there are no snow drifts. The total length
of the winter road is about 150 km. The snow track starts from the 76th
km of the Naryan-Mar-Usinsk road under construction and ends near the
village of Kharyaginsky. During the navigation period, the Pechora ferry
operates Shchelyayur - Naryan-Mar.
By bus
There is no official
and regular bus service. From Usinsk in the winter to Naryan-Mar, two
times a week, bus trips can be introduced along the winter road.
On the ship
In summer and early autumn, a passenger boat runs along
the Pechora River from Naryan-Mar to the village of Ust-Tsilma and back
three times a week. The fare is 4200 rubles. (2011). There is no
passenger traffic by sea. From Ust-Tsilma, in turn, buses run twice a
day to the Irayol railway station (on the Kotlas-Vorkuta line). With the
ferry, apparently, they are not docked. During the navigation period,
the Pechora ferry operates Shchelyayur - Naryan-Mar.
Bus
Public transport of the city is represented by buses. For
tourists, buses No. 4 and No. 4a will be the most useful, connecting the
airport with the city center and No. 411, connecting the center of
Naryan-Mar with the village of Iskateley. The fare in the city is 25
rubles, to the village of Iskateley - 35 rubles. (2014).
Route
No. 411: Naryan-Mar - Iskateley village
Route No. 413: Naryan-Mar
(Gorodetsky village) - Iskateley village
Route number 2: Seaport -
st. Lenin
Route No. 4: Seaport - Airport
Route number 4a: st.
Lenina Airport
Route number 6: Old airport - st. Lenin
Route
number 7: Seaport - lake. Nameless
Route number 8: Seaport - st. Mira
Bus schedule Naryan-Mar and p.Iskateley
Directory and schemes of
bus routes
Taxi
Yandex.Taxi.
Taxi Troika. ☎ +7
(911)589-3333, +7 (911)591-3333.
Taxi Alpha. ☎ +7 (911) 58-58-777, +7
(911) 68-68-777.
Bystoff. ☎ +7 (911) 5-800-200.
Metro. ☎ +7 (911)
555-0-999.
Indriver. ☎ +7 (911)57-57-57-8, +7 (911)57-57-57-9.
NM
taxi. ☎ +7 (911)57-57-57-8, +7 (911)57-57-57-9.
Cheap
Dining complex "Obedoff", st. 60 years of October, 57. ☎
4-23-03. from 12.00 to 17.00. Full lunch up to 300 r. Located near the
turn to the airport. Reindeer dishes are often on the menu. In the same
building from 9.00 to 19.00 there is a snack bar with pastries, salads
and confectionery.
Dining room, Airport building. Full lunch up to
300 r. Nov 2015
Cafe Vakhta-80, p. Seekers, st. Timanskaya 24 A. ✉ ☎
+7 (911) 066-50-12. Full lunch up to 300 r.
Average cost
Restaurant-Museum "Timan", st. Lenina, 2. ☎ +7 (911) 066-55-55. Located
at the entrance to the central district of the city. Own brewery,
cuisine of the peoples of the North.
Cafe "Fregat", st. Lenina, 35a.
☎ +7 (818-53) 4-62-99. It is located in the same building as the Natalie
Hotel. Sushi, Japanese and Italian cuisine.
restaurant "Sever", st.
Polyarnaya, 6. ☎ +7 (81853) 43 675.
Cafe "Pechora", st. Lenina, 31. ☎
+7 (81853) 4-21-31. It is located in the same building as the Pechora
Hotel.
Cafe "Avantage", p. Seekers, st. Builders, 8. ☎ +7 (81853)
4-89-50. Located in the building with the hotel "Avantage".
Bar
"Aviator", st. Rabochaya, 6. ☎ +7 911 653 96 12.
Cafe "Phoenix", p.
Seekers, st. Geologists, 11. Located next to the final stop of buses No.
411 and No. 413.
Cafe "Appetite", st. Lenin, 19.
Expensive
restaurant "Baku Boulevard", st. Lenina, 40. ☎ +7 (81853) 4-36-53.
Located in the shopping center "Elite City"
restaurant "Polar
capital", st. Lenina 33 B. ☎ +7 (81853) 4-63-77. Located in the hotel
"Zapolyarnaya capital"
restaurant "Caramel", st. Olennaya 10. ☎ +7
(81853) 4-97-80.
restaurant "Chinar" , Lenina 29A. ☎ +79116747875.
RED TOWN CLUB, p. Seekers, st. Yubileinaya 90. ☎ +7 911 650 25 00.
Nord hall, p. st. Working 6A. ☎ +7 911 065 40 00.
Hotel prices in Naryan-Mar are very high even by northern
standards.
1 Hotel "67 Parallel", st. Polyarnaya, 7. ☎ +7
(81853) 4-69-54, (911) 650-06-80. Single/double room:
1500–2500/2500–3000 rubles (2014).
2 Hotel "Polar Capital" (***),
st. Lenina, d. 33b. ☎ (81853) 4-63-81.
3 Pechora Hotel, st.
Lenina, 31. ☎ (81853) 4-21-45.
4 Hotel "Natalie" (Lenin St.,
35a). ☎ (81853) 4-62-99.
5 Hotel "Avantage", p. Iskateley, st.
Builders, 8. ☎ (81853) 4-89-50, (81853) 4-89-51. from 3100 for
1-seater; from 5200 for 2-seater.
6 Hotel-dormitory "Watch-80",
p. Iskateley, st. Timanskaya, 24A. ☎ +7 (911) 652-34-90. from 600
for a 4-seater;
7 Northern Palmira Hotel (the territory of the
former fish factory, Naryan-Mar, 60-let Oktyabrya St. (RBC
territory)). ☎ +7 (81853) 4-17-77. from 500₽ to 3000₽ per bed. The
hotel is located near the airport. Clean, comfortable hotel with a
small number of rooms. Payment can be made both in cash and by bank
transfer (at the conclusion of the contract).
Deer skin products (LLC "Yalumd"), st. Olennaya, 19. ☎ +7 (81853)
4-29-32.
Walrus ivory carvings (Mel manzarana folk crafts workshop),
Tyko Vylky Street, 6A. ☎ +7 (81853) 4-94-96.
The long-distance telephone code of Naryan-Mar is 81853. There are
several payphones in the city, the telegraph office is located at 32
Vyucheisky Street.
The central post office is located at the
address - Smidovicha street 25.
Free Wi-Fi access - in the dining
complex "Obedoff" - st. 60 years of October, 57, cafe "Appetite" - st.
Lenin, 19, office of the NKES - st. Lenin, 25A, in the airport building,
in Cinema Star cinemas - st. Gubkina 5V and iСinema - st. Working 4A.
Cellular operators of the GSM standard: Megafon, MTS, Beeline,
Tele2.
There is practically no street crime and theft. Only stray dogs in the yards can pose a danger.
There are several tourist bases in the vicinity of Naryan-Mar, as
well as a tourist center where you can get acquainted with the culture
of the Nenets and Komi, try national cuisine, ride reindeer and
snowmobiles.
Arctic tourism center, 7th kilometer of the
Laya-Vozhskaya road. ✉ ☎ +7 (81853) 2-13-25.
The city of Naryan-Mar is the center of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug,
within the administrative-territorial structure of which it has the
status of a city of district significance.
Within the framework
of the municipal structure, it forms the municipality of the urban
district of the city of Naryan-Mar with the only settlement in its
composition. Previously, the Yokusha village, abolished in 2015, was
part of the urban district.
The structure of local self-government bodies of a city (urban
district) is:
Council of the urban district "City of Naryan-Mar"
(Naryan-Mar City Council) - a representative body of the municipality;
head of the urban district "City of Naryan-Mar" (head of the city of
Naryan-Mar);
administration of the municipal formation "City
district" City of Naryan-Mar "" (administration of the city of
Naryan-Mar) - the executive and administrative body of the municipal
formation;
The Chamber of Control and Accounts of the Municipal
Formation "City District" City of Naryan-Mar "" (the Chamber of Control
and Accounts of the city of Naryan-Mar) is the control and accounts body
of the municipality.
The mayor of the city heads the administration
of the city.
Until 2012, the head of the administration (head of
the city) was elected in direct elections for a term of 5 years. Since
2017, the Head of Administration of the urban district (city) has been
elected for 5 years by the city council on an alternative basis from
among the candidates presented by the competition commission based on
the results of the competition. Half of the members of the competition
commission are appointed by the city council, the other half by the
governor of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug.
Belak, Oleg Onufrievich since March 14, 2017.
Fedorova, Tatyana
Vasilievna from March 4, 2012 to March 14, 2017.
Rodionovsky, Yuri
Vladimirovich from 2008 to 2012.
Sablin, Leonid Ivanovich (1949-2012)
from 2005 to 2008 - the head of the city (head of the urban district).
Rodionovsky, Yuri Vladimirovich from 2001 to 2005.
Kovalenko, Grigory
Borisovich from 1997 to 2001.
Kozlov, Vyacheslav Ivanovich
(1940-2002) - from 1990 to 1997 - the head of the city.
Alekseev,
Evgeny Georgievich - from 1985 to 1990 - Chairman of the Naryan-Mar City
Executive Committee.
Bobrov Yury Ivanovich (1929-2019) - from 1969 to
1980 - Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Naryan-Mar City
Council of Workers' Deputies.
The City Council of Naryan-Mar consists of 15 deputies elected in
municipal elections by secret ballot. Deputies of the City Council are
elected by the majoritarian electoral system.
List of city
council chairmen
Susky, Yuri Ivanovich since October 23, 2020.
Gusev, Denis Vladimirovich from October 3, 2019 to September 14, 2020.
Petunina, Olga Mikhailovna from July 3, 2017 to 2019.
Geographically, the city consists of three residential areas: Central District, Kachgort and Lesozavod.
The Central District is an area with a predominantly medium- and
low-rise residential development and a developed social infrastructure.
The largest district of the city in terms of population and area. The
central region is located between large water bodies: the Gorodetsky
Shar channel, the Gorodetskaya Kurya Bay, Kachgort Lake and the
Kachgortinskaya Kurya. Neighborhoods: Central, Karmanovka, Gorodetsky,
Aviators, Old Airport, Portovy, Yuzhny.
Kachgort
Kachgort
district is located in the center of the urban district. The area is
located on the federal highway A381, which connects the Central District
of the city with the airport. The highway passes through the streets:
Rabochaya, im. 60th anniversary of October and street them. V. I. Lenin.
The main street of the district - street them. 60th anniversary of
October. The road passes through the entire territory of the district
from the southwest to the northeast and connects it with the Central
District and the Lesozavod. Neighborhoods: RSU, Kachgort, Maly Kachgort,
Fish Processing Plant, Khorey-Versky Expedition, State Farm, Sakhalin.
Lesozavod/ sawmill
The Lesozavod District is located in the
northeastern part of the city. Yubileinaya Street is a citywide highway
that runs through the entire district and exits in a northeasterly
direction to the village of Iskateley. Yubileynaya and Zavodskaya
streets connect the component parts of the district - Lesozavod, Novy
Poselok, Mirny, Zakhrebetny, Staraya Bondarka and Novaya Bondarka
microdistricts.
Departure level
The Nenets Autonomous Okrug as a whole ranks first
in Russia in terms of GRP per capita - almost 7 million rubles per
person per year. For comparison, in Moscow - 1 million 200 thousand, in
the Krasnodar Territory - about 500 thousand, in Ingushetia - 100
thousand. Naryan-Mar is most likely the richest city in Russia (there
are no completely reliable data on this, GMP per capita is estimated
primarily for large cities). The highest standard of living of the
population is not so obvious due to high prices for basic goods and
services, and migration attractiveness is reduced due to the harsh
climate. It is expected that due to global warming, an economic boom
will come to the city, the district and the Arctic macroregion as a
whole (see GRP per capita, Climate change in Russia, Global warming.
Sea port and river pier
Food industry enterprises
JSC Nenets
Oil Company
OJSC "Naryan-Mar United Aviation Squadron"
Gas
pipeline from the Vasilkovskoye field.
JSC "Naryanmarstroy" Sodano
January 1, 1993 on the basis of the Naryan-Mar construction and
installation department
There are branches of the following banks in the city:
"Post Bank"
"Sberbank of Russia",
"Opening",
VTB.
Trade
Along with
local retail chains (“Khoroshiy”, “White Nights”, “Naryan-Mar City
Consumer Society”), there are trade enterprises of large Russian chains
in the city:
DNS,
Euroset,
"Connected",
"L'Etoile",
"585*Gold",
"Ascona"
"33 penguins"
"Sela"
"Bristol",
"Positronics".
"Traffic light"
"Fix Price"
Urban transport
Bus
Main article: Naryan-Mar bus
Bus
transport has been operating in the city since 1955, currently serving 9
routes:
Since November 2020, the movement of buses of MUP
"Naryan-Marskoye ATP" can be tracked through the Yandex.Maps service.
Taxi
Along with local taxi companies (“Alfa”, “Metro”,
“NM-taxi”), the following services operate in the city:
inDrive.
Intercity transport
Automobile communication
Naryan-Mar is
connected with other cities of Russia by the permanent road Naryan-Mar -
Usinsk, which was put into operation on March 28, 2023. Prior to the
completion of the construction of this road, the city was cut off from
the Russian road network for most of the calendar year, and it was
possible to drive to Naryan-Mar by car only along the winter road from
the Kharyaginsky village in the period from December to April.
Rail connection
There is no railway in Naryan-Mar. The nearest
railway station is located in Usinsk, this station belongs to the
Northern Railway and is the final one on the single-track dead-end line
Synya-Usinsk, commissioned in 1980, branching off from the Pechora
highway. Initially, it was planned to extend this branch all the way to
Naryan-Mar, but these plans were never implemented.
Water
communication
Cargoes are delivered to the city by sea from
Arkhangelsk, as well as by river from the city of Pechora to the seaport
of Naryan-Mar.
During the navigation period, the
Shchelyayur-Naryan-Mar ferry service operates on the Pechora, and
passenger boats run to Ust-Tsilma.
Aviation communication
Naryan-Mar Airport accepts An-24, An-26, An-12, Tu-134, Yak-40, Yak-42,
Il-18, Boeing 737, ATR 42 aircraft, helicopters of all types. The
airport operator is JSC Naryan-Mar United Air Squadron, which has An-2
aircraft and Mi-8 helicopters in its fleet. Regular flights are operated
to Moscow, St. Petersburg, Arkhangelsk, Kirov, Syktyvkar, as well as by
local airlines.
The city center is connected to the airport by a
public highway of federal significance - A381.
News agencies
Nenets News Agency NAO 24
Naryan-Mar on-line
Newspapers
Naryana vynder
Choice of NAO (release has been
suspended since the beginning of 2017)
Broadcasting
On April 1,
1965, the first radio broadcast of the Nenets district broadcasting
editorial office went on the air. Since July 7, 2018, Radio Russia has
been broadcasting with regional tie-ins of Radio Pomorie and Radio
Pomorie Naryan-Mar in the package of the first digital TV multiplex, and
since November 2020 Radio of Russia has been broadcasting with regional
tie-ins at a frequency of 101.6 FM.
From December 20, 2008 to
April 1, 2017 in Naryan-Mar, at a frequency of 102.5 MHz, the radio
station Naryan-Mar FM was broadcast (network partner Road Radio). On
March 7, 2017, instead of Naryan-Mar FM, a full-length broadcast of the
Nenets Autonomous Okrug radio station Sever FM was launched at a
frequency of 103.5 MHz.
Since June 2021, Mayak radio has changed
its frequency from 67.76 MHz to 102.0 MHz.
Since December 19,
2008, Russian Radio has been broadcasting at a frequency of 103.5 MHz,
and since 2015, Our Radio has been broadcasting at a frequency of 104.4
MHz.
Television broadcasting in Naryan-Mar began on December 31, 1972,
after the Orbita TV station was put into operation in the village of
Telviska.
In 1991, the first private TV channel "Alt" went on the
air, which existed until 2005.
On November 29, 1993, television
broadcasting of the Nenets district television and radio broadcasting
company Zapolyarye began.
From 2000 to 2006, there was an NMTV
channel of the Naryan-Mar television and radio company, financed by
Lukoil.
From 2004 to 2005, there was also a television company of
the city administration "Region-NAO", which aired on the frequency of
the TV channel "Alt" and the TV channel NTN ("New TV Naryan-Mara" - TV
company "Barents").
In 2007, the Nenets TV and Radio Broadcasting
Company was established, which in 2008 began broadcasting the
Naryan-Mar-TV channel, which changed its name to Sever on August 13,
2012. As of August 2021, broadcasting is carried out through cable and
IP television, the Internet, as well as in the Tricolor TV satellite
television package.
Since 2013, TV channels of the first
multiplex have been broadcast in Naryan-Mar, and since 2014, TV channels
of the second multiplex have been broadcasting.
cellular
Cellular operators of the GSM (2G) / UMTS (3G) standard:
MegaFon, MTS, Beeline, Tele2, Yota.
The mobile operator of the
LTE (4G) standard is MTS.
In November 2013, an LTE (4G) base
station was launched in test mode by Rostelecom.
Kindergarten "Annushka"
Kindergarten "Ship"
Kindergarten
"Rainbow"
Kindergarten "Romashka"
Kindergarten "Semitsvetik"
Kindergarten "Fairy Tale"
Kindergarten "Sun"
Nenets secondary
school named after A.P. Pyrerka
Secondary school No. 1 named after P.
M. Spirikhin
Secondary School No. 2
Secondary School No. 3
Secondary School No. 4
Secondary School No. 5
Special
(correctional) boarding school
Children's Art School
Children and
Youth Center "Leader"
Sports school of the Olympic reserve "Trud"
Nenets Agrarian and Economic College named after V. G. Volkov
Nenets
Vocational School
Social and Humanitarian College named after I. P.
Vyucheisky
Regional hospital named after R. I. Batmanova
District dental
clinic
District TB dispensary
Sports Palace "Nord"
Center for
Assistance to Family Arrangement "Our House"
Museum association
Nenets Central Library named after A. I. Pichkov
Ethnocultural center
Palace of Culture "Arktika"
Cathedral of the Epiphany
Holy Kazan Church (Old Orthodox
Pomeranian Church)