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Encyclopedia > Volkhov

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Museum of the Town of Volkhov (693 words)
In 1933 the industrial community Zvanka with the neighbouring villages and communities was reorganized into the town of Volkhovstroy that was renamed Volkhov in 1940.
In the years of Great Patriotic War Volkhov happened to be the town connecting Leningrad in siege with mainland.
The Museum of the Town of Volkhov occupies the peculiar building being the home to Genrikh Graftio when he was in charge of the Volkhovskaya hydropower station construction.
Spartanburg SC | GoUpstate.com | Spartanburg Herald-Journal (502 words)
The level of water is regulated by the Volkhov hydroelectric dam (the first Soviet regional hydroelectric dam opened on December 19, 1926 in the framework of the GOELRO plan) situated 25 km upstream the mouth of the river.
A figure representing the Volkhov appears among the allegorical monuments to the four major rivers of Russia on the rostral columns in the ensemble of the St.
In the mid-9th century, the Volkhov was a heavily populated trade artery of the Varangian-dominated Rus' Khaganate.
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