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Coordinates - 67.6778,53.1248
: 67 ° 40′00 ″ s w. 53 ° 08′00 ″ c. d. / 67.66667 ° c. w. 53.13333 ° in. d./ 67.66667; 53.13333 (G) (I)
Kovalenko Grigory Borisovich
russians, Nenets, Komi, Ukrainians
Located 4 km below the Pechora River from Naryan-Mar.
The full official name of the municipality is Municipal formation Urban settlement "Workers' Village of Seekers"; abbreviated official name - "MO" Workers' Village of Searchers ".
Until 2004, the territory of the working village Seekers It was part of the municipal entity “City of Naryan-Mar” and was at the same time an independent entity, the residents of the village participated in the elections of their Head of Administration and Village Council, as well as in the election of the Head of the city of Naryan-Mar.
The village of Seekers in the Nenets Autonomous Area was formed as a base of geological organizations. On April 1, 1968, the Oil and Gas Exploration Expedition of Deep Drilling No. 5 of the Voyvozhneftegazrazvedka Trust of the Ukhta Territorial Geological Administration was formed (Order No. 1 of 04/08/1968).
Since July 1, 1976, the Pomeranian Geophysical Party of the Arkhangelsk Territorial Geological Administration with a base in the Iskateli settlement (Order No. 208 of April 28, 1976 according to the Mingeo of the RSFSR )
By the decision of the Arkhangelsk Regional Executive Committee No. 78 dated 03/01/1982, the village of Seekers was assigned to the category of working villages.
Decision No. 105 of the Nenets District Executive Committee of 03.22.1982 states:
On June 20, 1982, elections were held for the people's deputies of the Seekers' Village Council of the first convocation. On June 25, 1982, the first organizational session of people's deputies was held.
Received administrative independence in May 2005, before that it was subordinate to the Naryan-Mar administration.
| Population | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1989 | 2002 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 |
| 8672 | ↘ 6852 | ↗ 7292 | ↘ 6881 | ↗ 7382 | ↘ 6936 |
| 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | ||
| ↗ 7033 | ↗ 7088 | ↗ 7179 | ↗ 7203 |
There are several enterprises in the oil and gas sector in the village:
as well as a service company for the oil and gas and energy sectors:
Seekers Village is connected to the city of Naryan-Mar by two bus routes
| Channel name | Channel frequency |
|---|---|
| Radio of Russia GTRK Pomorie / TRK Zapolyarye | 66.20 MHz |
| Radio Lighthouse | 67.76 MHz |
| Naryan-Mar FM / Road Radio | 102.5 MHz |
| "Russian radio " | 103.0 MHz |
| "Our radio " | 104.4 MHz |
| Channel name | Channel number |
|---|---|
| "Russia 2 " | 1 |
| “Russia 1” / ”State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company Pomorie /“ TRC Zapolyarye ” | 3 |
| "First channel " | 5 |
| Channel Five | 8 |
| NTV | 11 |
| "Russia K" | 27 |
| First multiplex | 26 |
| Second multiplex | 30 |
GSM mobile operators: MegaFon, MTS, Beeline, Tele2.
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When a dressed, washed body lay in a coffin on a table, everyone came to say goodbye to him, and everyone cried.
Nikolushka cried with pained bewilderment, tearing his heart apart. The Countess and Sonya cried with pity for Natasha and that he was no more. The old count was crying about how soon he felt, and he had to take the same terrible step.
Natasha and Princess Marya were also crying now, but they were not crying from their personal grief; they cried with reverential emotion that gripped their souls before the consciousness of the simple and solemn sacrament of death that had occurred before them.
For the human mind, the totality of the causes of phenomena is inaccessible. But the need to look for reasons is embedded in the soul of man. And the human mind, not having delved into the innumerable and complex conditions of phenomena, of which each can be individually presented as a cause, grabs the first, most understandable rapprochement and says: this is the reason. In historical events (where the essence of people's actions is the subject of observation), the will of the gods seems to be the most primitive rapprochement, then the will of those people who stand in the most prominent historical place - historical heroes. But one has only to delve into the essence of each historical event, that is, the activities of the entire mass of people who participated in the event to make sure that the will of the historical hero not only does not direct the actions of the masses, but is itself constantly led. It would seem all the same to understand the significance of a historical event in one way or another. But between the person who says that the peoples of the West went East because Napoleon wanted it, and the person who says that it was done because it had to be done, there is the same difference that existed between the people who claimed that the earth stands firmly and the planets move around it, and those who said that they do not know what the earth is holding on to, but know that there are laws that govern the movement of both it and other planets. The reasons for the historical event are not and cannot be, except for the only reason for all the reasons. But there are laws governing events, partly unknown, partly groped by us. The discovery of these laws is possible only when we completely renounce finding the reasons in the will of one person, just as the discovery of the laws of planetary motion became possible only when people abandoned the idea of \u200b\u200baffirmation of the earth.
After the battle of Borodino, the enemy’s occupation of Moscow and its burning, the most important episode of the 1812 war, historians recognize the movement of the Russian army from Ryazan to the Kaluga road and to the Tarutino camp - the so-called flank march beyond Krasnaya Pakhra. Historians attribute the glory of this ingenious feat to various individuals and argue about to whom, in fact, it belongs. Even foreign, even French historians recognize the genius of Russian commanders, talking about this flank march. But why military writers, and behind them everything, believe that this flank march is a very thoughtful invention of a single person that saved Russia and destroyed Napoleon, it is very difficult to understand. Firstly, it is difficult to understand what is the thoughtfulness and genius of this movement; for in order to guess that the best position of the army (when it is not attacked) to be where there is more food, one does not need much mental stress. And everyone, even a stupid thirteen-year-old boy, could easily guess that in 1812 the most advantageous position of the army, after retreating from Moscow, was on the Kaluga road. So, it is impossible to understand, first of all, what conclusions do historians get to see something profound in this maneuver. Secondly, it is even more difficult to understand in what exactly historians see the salvation of this maneuver for the Russians and its destructiveness for the French; for this flank march, under other, previous, concomitant and subsequent circumstances, could be detrimental to the Russian and saving for the French army. If from the time this movement took place, the position of the Russian army began to improve, then it does not follow from this that this movement was the reason.
This flank march could not only bring any benefits, but could destroy the Russian army, if there were no other conditions coinciding. What would happen if Moscow had not burned down? If Murat had not lost sight of the Russians? If Napoleon was not inactive? If the Russian army near Krasnaya Pakhra, on the advice of Benigsen and Barclay, would give a battle? What would happen if the French attacked the Russians when they followed Pakhra? What would happen if subsequently Napoleon, approaching Tarutin, attacked the Russians with at least one tenth of the energy with which he attacked in Smolensk? What would happen if the French went to Petersburg? .. With all these assumptions, the rescue of the flank march could become pernicious.
Thirdly, and the most incomprehensible, is that people studying history deliberately do not want to see that the flank march cannot be attributed to any one person, that no one has ever foreseen it, that this maneuver is just like a retreat to Filyakh, in the present, never presented himself to anyone as whole, and step by step, event after event, moment by moment flowed from countless diverse conditions, and only then presented himself in its entirety when it was completed and became past.
At the council at Fili, the Russian authorities had the prevailing thought of a self-evident retreat in the direct direction back, that is, along the Nizhny Novgorod road. The evidence for this is that the majority of the votes on the council were cast in this sense, and, most importantly, the well-known conversation after the council of the commander in chief with Lansky, who was in charge of the provisions. Lanskaya informed the Commander-in-Chief that food for the army was mainly collected from the Oka River, in the Tula and Kaluga provinces, and that in case of a retreat to the Lower Provisions, food supplies would be separated from the army by the large river Oka, through which transportation to the winters would be impossible. This was the first sign of the need to evade the previously most natural direct direction to the Lower. The army was held south, along the Ryazan road, and closer to the reserves. Subsequently, the inaction of the French, who even lost sight of the Russian army, their concern for protecting the Tula plant and, most importantly, the benefits of approaching their reserves, forced the army to deviate even further south, onto the Tula road. Having crossed the desperate movement beyond Pakhra to the Tula road, the military leaders of the Russian army thought to stay at Podolsk, and there was no thought of the Tarutin position; but countless circumstances and the appearance of the French troops again, who had previously lost sight of the Russians, and the battle designs, and, most importantly, the abundance of provisions in Kaluga, forced our army to deviate even further south and go to the middle of its food supply route, from Tula to Kaluga Road, to Tarutin. Just as it is impossible to answer the question when Moscow was left, it is impossible to answer when exactly who decided to go to Tarutin. Only when the troops came to Tarutin as a result of countless differential forces, then only people began to assure themselves that they wanted this and had long anticipated it.
The famous flank march consisted only in the fact that the Russian army, retreating all straight back in the opposite direction of the offensive, after the French offensive had ceased, deviated from the direct direction taken at first and, not seeing any persecution, naturally went in the direction where it attracted an abundance of food.
If we had not imagined the brilliant commanders at the head of the Russian army, but just one army without commanders, then this army could have done nothing else but move back to Moscow, describing the arc from the direction from which there was more food and the region was more plentiful.
This movement from Nizhny Novgorod to Ryazan, Tula and Kaluga roads was so natural that looters of the Russian army ran away in this very direction, and that in this very direction it was required from St. Petersburg that Kutuzov transferred his army. In Tarutin, Kutuzov received almost a reprimand from the sovereign for taking the army to the Ryazan road, and he was indicated the very situation against Kaluga in which he was already at the time he received the letter from the sovereign.
Starting September 23, a new bus route No. 415 was opened in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug along the route of Iskateli - Naryan-Mar airport.
To expand the route network, the Department of Construction, Housing, Utilities, Energy and Transport of the Nenets Autonomous Area was previously commissioned by the interim governor Alexander Tsybulsky, who was requested by the residents of the village of Iskatev.
To organize bus communication between the village and the airport, an electronic auction was held, according to the results of which the contractor was determined, who offered the most favorable conditions for performing transportation along the route, it was an individual entrepreneur A. Kurlenko
The route will be year-round; its length will be 20 km. Traffic is carried out along central roads through the districts of Fakel, Zherebretny, Lesozavod, Sakhalin and the Khorey-Versky expedition. Running on weekdays starts at 06:10, ends at 21:45. On weekends and holidays, transport on route No. 415 runs from 07:50 to 21:20. The interval of movement will be 40-60 minutes.
The calculation of the fare showed that the economically sound tariff is more than 70 rubles. Transportation will be carried out at a regulated tariff, and the fare for citizens will be 37 rubles, for pensioners, schoolchildren and students preferential tariffs are provided. The carrier will reimburse the lost income at the expense of the district budget.
RussiaSeekers (nen. Seekers) - a working village in the administrative center of the Zapolyarny district.
Located 4 km below the Pechora River from. To the east of the village are the lakes Soldatskoe and Sazonovskoe.
Within the administrative-territorial structure, the village of Seekers has the status of an urban-type settlement of regional significance.
As part of the municipal structure, it forms a municipal formation urban settlement " Seekers Work Village»With the only settlement in its composition.
Until 2004, the territory of the workers' settlement of Iskateli was part of the municipal entity “City of Naryan-Mar” and was at the same time an independent entity, the inhabitants of the village participated in the elections of their Head of Administration and Village Council, as well as in the election of the Head of the city.
In accordance with the Federal Law of October 6, 2003 No. 131-ФЗ “On General Principles of the Organization of Local Self-Government in the Russian Federation”, on December 23, 2004, by the Assembly of Deputies of the NAO, Law No. 286-SD of December 23, 2004 was adopted, which was expelled from the composition municipality “Naryan-Mar City” is the territory of the workers 'settlement of Iskateli, and endowed the workers' village of Iskateli with the status of a municipality - urban settlement.
The village of Seekers in the Nenets Autonomous Area was formed as a base of geological organizations. On April 1, 1968, the Oil and Gas Exploration Exploration Expedition No. 5 of the Voyvozhneftegazrazvedka trust of the Ukhta Territorial Geological Administration was formed (Order No. 1 of 04/08/1968).
In 1975, a school was opened.
Since July 1, 1976, the Pomeranian Geophysical Party of the Arkhangelsk Territorial Geological Administration with a base in the Iskateli settlement (Order No. 208 of April 28, 1976 according to the Mingeo of the RSFSR )
By the decision of the Arkhangelsk Regional Executive Committee No. 78 dated 03/01/1982, the village of Seekers was assigned to the category of working villages.
Decision No. 105 of the Nenets District Executive Committee of 03.22.1982 states:
On June 20, 1982, elections were held for the people's deputies of the Seekers' Village Council of the first convocation. On June 25, 1982, the first organizational session of people's deputies was held.
Received administrative independence in May 2005, before that it was subordinate to the Naryan-Mar administration.
| Population | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1989 | 2002 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 |
| 8672 | ↘ 6852 | ↗ 7292 | ↘ 6881 | ↗ 7382 | ↘ 6936 |
| 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | |
| ↗ 7033 | ↗ 7088 | ↗ 7179 | ↗ 7203 | ↘ 7178 | |
There are several enterprises in the oil and gas sector in the village:
as well as a service company for the oil and gas and energy sectors:
The Ugolnaya heliport is located in the village
Seekers Village connected to the city by two bus routes
Along with local taxi companies Naryan-Mar (Alpha, Troika, Metro, NM-taxi), the following services are available in the village:
GSM mobile operators: MegaFon, MTS, Beeline, Tele2.
Map sheet Q-39-11,12. Scale: 1: 100 000. Indicate the date of issue / condition of the area.
Seekers Village - administrative center Zapolyarny district Nenets Autonomous Okrug. It is located 6 kilometers from the capital of the region, the city of Naryan-Mar, below the Pechora River. The total area of \u200b\u200bthe village is 900 hectares.
My history iskateli village begins with the exploration community, which was formed on its territory in 1968. Over time, namely on March 20, 1974, this settlement received the official name " Seekers". In 1982, he was given the status of a village council, due to the constant growth of the population. But all this period, the village was directly subordinate to the city of Naryan-Mar, not having formal independence as an administrative-territorial unit. Only in 2005, the municipality "City Settlement" Workers' Village of Iskatelov "received the status of a separate locality with the right to self-government and the creation of its own administrative apparatus, which will deal with decisions regarding the life of the local population. Since 2008, the village of Iskateli has become the center of the Zapolyarny district. Currently, the village is headed by Grigory Kovalenko, which is the head of the municipality.
The following objects work on the territory of the Iskateli village: the House of Culture, a school, an outpatient clinic, a kindergarten, a police department, a sports hall, a music school, a communication department, shops and the Orion teenage club. It is worth noting that the school was opened here in 1975 and is currently considered the largest in the Zapolyarny district, as more than a thousand students attend it. There are also several oil and gas companies operating in the village, namely: Arktikneft CJSC, Nenets Oil Company OJSC, Naryan-Marseysmorazvedka OJSC, and Naryanmarneftegaz LLC.
For 2011 in the village of Iskateli lived 7 382 people. In general, the demographic issue for this municipality is quite acute. Back in the late eighties, the population of the village was more than eight and a half thousand people, and at the beginning of the new millennium its population did not reach even seven thousand. But recently, there has been an increase in the number of inhabitants, as well as a decrease in the outflow of the population, especially young people to larger settlements and regions. The reason for the sharp decrease in the number of inhabitants is the curtailment of exploration and job cuts in the village, as a result of which many people began to leave for regions with a more comfortable climate and better living conditions.
Climate in the Zapolyarny district of the Nenets Autonomous Okrug, subarctic. These territories are characterized by excess humidity, permafrost and long winters, which lasts 220–240 days a year. The average temperature in the Iskateli village in July is +12 degrees Celsius, and in January this figure drops to -18 degrees.
