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Chervonograd (also spelled Chervonohrad) is a city located in Lviv region of Ukraine. Before 1953 the city had another name - Krystynopol. Chervonograd is situated about 70 km from Lviv city by highway and 88 km by railway.

Main industries of Chervonograd city economy are coal mining, dairy, tailoring, wood processing. One of the main attractions of the city is the Palace of Count Pototsky (Chervonograd city founder).

Chervonograd city has the population of about 70,000 (2010).

The phone code of the city is +3803249; the postal codes are 80100-80190.

The current local time in Chervonograd city is February 1, 2012, 11:53 pm (+2 UTC).

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History

Polish magnate Feliks-Kazimir Pototsky founded a town on the Novyi Dvir village lands in 1692. Pototsky named the town after the name of his wife - Krystyna. Pototsky began to develop the town making Krystonopol his family center. Later Franz Salezy Pototsky (his grandson) built a palace and Basilians monastery. The palace area became the center of Krystonopol town growing.

In 1772 the town became the part of Austria state. In 1884 the railway connected Krystonopol with other towns of the region. Later the city was the part of Poland until 1951 when the town and the surrounding territories were exchanged for another territories with the USSR. In 1953 the city received new name - Chervonograd. Soon it became one of coal mining centers of the region.

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Places of interest

- Pototsky Palace. The palace in Chervonograd was built for powerful Polish landowners Pototsky. It was designed by renowned architect Pierre Rico de Tirredzhelli. The architecture of the palace combined baroque and early classicism styles. +фото палацу Потоцьких

- Former Roman Catholic Church of the Holy Spirit. It is one of the most noticeable buildings in Chervonograd. The church was founded in 1692, together with the monastery of the Roman Catholic Order of Bernardine. In 1760 the wooden buildings were destroyed by fire. The church was rebuilt in stone by means of Juzef-Feliciano Pototsky.The building is in the Baroque style. In 1951 the church was closed. In 1988 the building became the Church of St. Vladimir. +фото церкви Володимира

- Monastery of St. Yur. The monastery was founded by S. Pototsky for the Greek-Catholic Order of Basilian in 1763. In 1771-1776 in place of wooden buildings stone church and cells were built. The architecture combines the features of the late Baroque and Classicism. +фото церкви Юрія

- Museum Sokalschina. The museum was opened in 1981 to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Chervonograd becoming the part of Ukraine. There are about 1,000 exhibits in the museum: unique collection of folk art, household items, furniture. The pride of the museum is an exhibition of unique black ceramic and Pysankas (Easter eggs) of T. Gorodetsky. Also the interior of Sokalsky house (end of 19th - beginning of 20th centuries) may be interesting + фото музею

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Education

There are schools, technical schools, colleges, kinder gardens in our town. Many young people can attend sport schools, sport complex to go in for sports. If you are interested in dancing, singing, performing you can visit the House of Children’s Activity and Centre of Additioud Education.

Secondary education in Chervonograd is represented by 12 schools which may bring up children in age from 6 to 18. Among them there is one gymnasium,where children can get specialized education. Also there are institutions for high education: Mining College and Branch of Lviv National Polytechnic University.

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Industry

Main industries of Chervonograd city economy are coal mining, dairy, tailoring, wood processing.

Chervonograd is a miners’ town, where state invests capital in the unprofitable miner industry and supports “miners’” identity. Today there are 10 mines which are operating. Every year Chervonograd mines produce a large amount of coal.

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Conclusion

Chervonograd is a unique town with long history. Since foundation it has been changed a lot. But now it is the town of miners, hard-working people, which brings coal to all regions.

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List of used literature:

1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chervonohrad

2. http://ukrainetrek.com/images/arms/sm/chervonograd

3. www.google.com.ua Зображення

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