9 Января, Воронеж | архитектура и контрасты города

9th January Street (Bolshaya Devitskaya) is a street in Voronezh. It largely divides the Sovietsky and Kominternovsky districts of Voronezh. Its pre-revolutionary name was Bolshaya Devitskaya, which is now duplicated on some buildings. It is one of the city's longest streets (8 km), beginning in the center, near the regional Duma building, and ending at the intersection with Zashchitnikov Rodiny Street. After the intersection, the street becomes Arbatskaya Street (formerly 9th January Street in the village of Podkletnoye), and then a local road towards Semiluki. It has at least two lanes in each direction, with a median barrier in places. It has a one-way section from Koltsovskaya Street to the overpass over the Voronezh-Kursk railway.[1] The house numbers start at number 20 and end at number 302. Previously, the street began at VSU, but on January 16, 1990, the section of the street from the state university to Kirov Street was renamed Platonov Street by a decree of the city executive committee. The house numbers were not changed. 🛑SUPPORT MY CHANNEL: ✅Sberbank card: 2202-2080-8847-8723 ✅Donation Alerts: https://boosty.to/igor_k/donate https://boosty.to/igor_k We stroll through Voronezh and get to know the city, its parks, and streets. We explore the city and its surroundings, nature, history, and architecture. https://t.me/IgorK1953 https://ok.ru/profile/552711485760 https://vk.com/public212379949 https://zen.yandex.ru/id/5f28e8c401a1... We stroll through the city, getting to know its streets and observing everyday life. The video shows various aspects of the urban environment, including traffic and pedestrians. We immerse ourselves in the city's atmosphere to better understand its characteristics and rhythm.