Sights of Novy Oskol, Belgorod region – what to see in 1 day

Recently, for various reasons, the interest of Russians in domestic tourism has been growing. One of the most popular destinations is small towns located in the European part of the country. Novy Oskol, located 110 km east of Belgorod, belongs to this large group of objects that travelers interested in the Russian province enjoy visiting.

What is interesting about Novy Oskol?

In 1637, a permanent fort was founded on the left bank of the Oskol River. Since 1647, the settlement, which served to protect the roads leading to Moscow from the attacks of the Crimean Tatars, began to be called Tsarev-Alekseev. Later, in 1655, the future city was renamed Novy Oskol. Gradually this place lost its important fortification significance. In the 18th–19th centuries the city developed as a center for bread production. Now Novy Oskol and its surroundings attract tourists with several features:

• protected areas, rich springs, forests and groves;
• ancient sacred buildings;
• recreation opportunities among the natural landscapes of Central Russia;
• monuments telling about different stages of the history of the city and region, starting from the era of the fight against the Crimean Tatars and ending with events related to the liberation of Belgorod land from the Nazi invaders.

In 2022, in Novy Oskol, located 720.5 km south of Moscow, there are 5 large industrial enterprises, 4 secondary schools, Oskol - a center for cultural development - and an agricultural college. There are 13 sculptural compositions and historical monuments erected in the city.

Geographical names (toponyms)

According to the Slavic version, the name of the Oskol River is associated with numerous exposed steep banks: oskolin and oskolin cretaceous sedimentary rocks located along the entire length of the river.

The evidentiary basis for the infallibility of this version lies in the existence of the names:

1. “Oskolets” is a tributary of Oskol.

2. “Oskolishche” is the name of the settlement.

The name of the settlement, Oskolishche, is extremely interesting, strongly reminiscent of the fact that the toponym came, apparently, from the steep coastal slopes - “oskalin”. Moreover, in former times the village was called Oskolishchi - fragments of cliffs.

This kind of hypothesis for the origin of the hydronym “Oskol” was developed on real grounds.

Economy

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• Poultry farm "Prioskolye".
• Furniture factory.
• Bread factory.
• Electrode plant.
• Compound feed plant.
• sale of agricultural machinery "Don".

Photo gallery. Photos of the city of Novy Oskol

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Geography

The Oskol River covers three regions of the largest area: Kursk and Belgorod, located on the territory of Russia, and Kharkov in the neighboring country - Ukraine.

Due to the fact that Oskol mostly flows through central Russia, it is subject to freezing in winter. If the river originates in Russia, then its mouth is in Ukraine.

Tributaries

Along its entire length, the Oskol River has 33 tributaries.

The most significant of them account for 7 left banks and 6 right banks.

On the map

It turns out that not everything has a description. Important parameters for a map are the name and coordinates.

On the interactive map you can see the location of the Oskol River and obtain detailed information of interest.

We recommend reading: Where the Setun River flows: map, description, fishing

mass media

Internet

• "Domolink"

Press

• Since 1921, the regional newspaper “Forward” has been published.

TV broadcasting

• First channel
• Russia 1
• NTV
• World of Belogorye
• Teleradio
• Terrestrial digital TV (package of 10 channels

Broadcasting

• Radio Russia - 71.08 MHz
• Mayak - 68.33 MHz
• Capital FM / Radio 88 - 88.0 MHz
• Radio 31 - 102 MHz
• Radio 7 - 105.2 MHz
• Radio "Radio" - 106.5 MHz
• Road Radio - 91.1 MHz

Notes

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3. ↑ 12
   Directory "Liberation of Cities: A Guide to the Liberation of Cities during the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945." M. L. Dudarenko, Yu. G. Perechnev, V. T. Eliseev and others. M.: Voenizdat, 1985. 598 p.
4. Red Army website. rkka.ru.
5. dlib.rsl.ru/viewer/01003542943#page2?page=2 Static tables of the Russian Empire
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20. taking into account the cities of Crimea
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