Answers the questions
How many kilowatts of energy the Krasnoyarsk hydroelectric dam does produce today?
6 million kilowatts
Красноярск первоначально был основан как военная застава, но быстро стал развивающимся и процветающим речным портом.
Krasnoyarsk was orginally founded as a military outpost but quickly became a thriving river port
Feature
Изображать
The famous painter who has two museums in Krasnoyarsk
Vasily Surikov
Exile
expel and bar (someone) from their native country, typically for political or punitive reasons.
When was the Krasnoyarsk founded?
Krasnoyarsk was founded as a military outpost in 1628
В Красноярске Вы можете посетить два музея, посвященных Василию Сурикову
In Krasnoyarsk we can visit two museums dedicated to Vasily Surikov
Thriving
процветающий
Who was exiled to Siberia for three years because of his revolutionary activities?
V. I. Lenin
Produce
things that produced or grown
How many museums are dedicated to Vasily Surikov?
2 museums
Эти леса простираются на многие десятки километров.
These forests strech for many ten of kilometers
Quirky
необычный, странный
The most famous Russian writer and author known for his dislike of the most Siberian cities
A. Chekhov
Dedicate
the action of dedicating a church or other building
Where is the Stolby National Reserve situated?
The Stolby National Reserve park situated twenty minutes from central Krasnoyarsk
В. И. Ленин провел в Красноярске несколько недель по дороге в Шушенское, куда он был сослан за свою политическую деятельность
V.I.Lenin was spent several weeks in Krasnoyarsk on the way up to Shushenskoe where he was spent for his political activity
Exiled
Сослан
A band of Famous people found the Krasnoyarsk as a military outpost in 1628
Cossacks
Locate
To place
Where was the Krasnoyarsk bridge built?
Over the Yenisei River
В Советскую эпоху Красноярск стал главным промышленным центром региона
In the Soviet era, Krasnoyarsk became the main industrial center of the region
Church
Церковь
The famous painter who painted Conquest of Siberia by Yermak
VASILY SURIKOV
Thrive
grow or develop well or vigorously.