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Pointe-Claire Yacht Club-PRIVATE

+1 (514) 695-2441

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http://www.pcyc.qc.ca

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Pointe Claire, QC | N 45° 25.700' / W 073° 49.220'

1 Ave Cartier

Pointe Claire, QC H9S 4R3

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Lake St. Louis

Trevor Collins

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R�gate - TRY - Regatta 2023

Pointe claire yacht club, results are provisional as of 17:58 on july 9, 2023, club 420 class.

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Ivanovo, the city of lonely brides

Ivanovo, 300 miles east of Moscow, is known as the "city of brides." Once a major textile center, the city attracted women and girls seeking work. Many of the factories now are closed, but the title "city of brides" has not gone away.

Elena, 22, works at a garment factory. She dreams of moving to the capital, and meeting her other half.

Maria, 47, is a physics teacher. She lives with her son and has lost faith in ever feeling contented in a relationship. "All the men in Ivanovo are drunks," she says.

Irina, 42, is a businesswoman. She believes that women in Ivanovo differ greatly from others. "We are always elegant, always take care of ourselves. It's an honor for a man to be with such a woman; only we don't have any men worthy of us."

Olga is 24. She also works at a garment factory, and asked not to be photographed. She is shy and a little bit embarrassed to be still unmarried. She says she is too old to meet a man.

Marina, 45, moved to Ivanovo from Ukraine when she was 18 and married a local. But her husband soon took to drink, so she kicked him out. Because wages in Ivanovo are low, she works three jobs to provide for her three children.

Valentina, 52, works as an accountant at a company in Ivanovo. "Sort out my personal life? What for?” She says it has never crossed her mind.

Tamara is 30. She has managed to find a man ready to spend his life with her. This photo was taken the day before the wedding.

Ivanovo Oblast has long had the most distorted gender distribution anywhere in Russia: 1247 women per 1000 men. But this figure is, in fact, not hugely divergent from the national average. The situation is not that tragic, and weddings in the city of brides occur just as frequently as anywhere else

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Ivanovo Oblast, Russia

The capital city of Ivanovo oblast: Ivanovo .

Ivanovo Oblast - Overview

Ivanovo Oblast is a federal subject of Russia located in the European part of the country, in the Central Federal District. Ivanovo is the capital city of the region.

The population of Ivanovo Oblast is about 977,000 (2022), the area - 21,437 sq. km.

Ivanovo oblast flag

Ivanovo oblast coat of arms.

Ivanovo oblast map, Russia

Ivanovo oblast latest news and posts from our blog:.

19 March, 2023 / Architecture of the historical town of Kineshma .

29 June, 2016 / Early in the morning in the historic village of Vvedenye .

17 December, 2009 / Streets sculptures made by Russian military men .

Ivanovo Oblast - Features

There are about 1,700 rivers and streams, more than 150 lakes in Ivanovo Oblast.

The climate of the Ivanovo region is temperate continental: relatively warm summers and frosty, snowy winters. The coldest month of the year is January with the average temperature minus 12 degrees Celsius, the warmest month is July - plus 18 degrees Celsius. The region has relatively favorable environmental condition.

The largest cities and towns of the Ivanovo region are Ivanovo (400,000), Kineshma (78,400), Shuya (55,000), Vichuga (32,400), Furmanov (32,400), Teikovo (31,300), and Kokhma (30,400).

Ivanovo Oblast is located in the central part of European Russia between the Volga and Klyazma rivers. It is one of the smallest regions of Russia by land area (Kalinigrad Oblast is the smallest one).

Globus-1 experiment in Ivanovo Oblast

Globus-1 was one of a series of peaceful underground nuclear explosions that were made in the territory of the USSR from 1965 to 1988.

On September 19, 1971, a nuclear warhead of 2.3 kilotons (about 9 times weaker than the bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan) was detonated in the well at the depth of 610 meters on the banks of the Shachi River, about 4 km from the village of Galkino in the Kineshma District of Ivanovo Oblast.

Globus-1 became the closest nuclear explosion to Moscow. The distance in a straight line from Red Square to the place of the test was 363 kilometers.

As a result of the explosion, because of poor cementing of the wellbore, there was a release of radioactive material to the surface, which caused radioactive contamination of the area.

In September-October, 2014, Rosatom State Atomic Energy Corporation carried out works on the isolation of the wells and decontamination of the area. The radioactive soil was taken to a specialized plant for the disposal of radioactive waste. In August, 2015, the work on the reclamation of contaminated soil was completed.

Nature of Ivanovo Oblast

Classic Russian landscape in Ivanovo Oblast

Author: Sergey Orlov

Nature of Ivanovskaya Oblast

Author: Gurov Oleg

Ivanovo Oblast scenery

Ivanovo Oblast - Economy and Transport

Ivanovo Oblast is one of the poorest regions of Russia. Light, power, food, and machine building industries are the most developed. The basis of the economic potential of the region is textile and garment industry. The share of cotton fabrics made in Ivanovo in Russia’s total production is about 70%.

The leading branches of agriculture are animal husbandry, cultivation of flax and potatoes.

Ivanovo Oblast has a developed transport network based on highways, railways and the navigable Volga River. The main transport hubs of the region are Ivanovo and Kineshma. The main roads are the road from M7 “Volga” to Ivanovo (102 km), R600 Kostroma - Ivanovo (105 km), the road from Ivanovo to Nizhniy Novgorod, the road R79 Ivanovo - Yaroslavl.

The main waterway of the region is the Volga River. Navigation lasts 210 days. There is a freight port in Kineshma, riverports in Kineshma, Yurievets, Plyos, Puchezh, Zavolzhsk, Navoloki. The region is crossed by two lines of the gas pipeline Nizhniy Novgorod - Yaroslavl.

Attractions of Ivanovo Oblast

Ivanovo, Palekh and Plyos are included in the so-called “Golden Ring of Russia”. There are a lot of historical and cultural monuments, museums on the territory of the region. Cruise tourism (cruises on the Volga) is one of the most promising directions of development of the local tourism industry.

International Film Festival “Zerkalo” named after Andrei Tarkovsky is held annually in Ivanovo (in late spring - summer).

The main places of interest in Ivanovo Oblast are:

• Ivanovo - the capital of the region known as the “city of brides”,
• Plyos - a town-museum and climatic resort with a ski resort “Milaya Gora” located nearby,
• The historical and cultural towns of Kineshma, Yurievets ( “Asaph Mountains”, the house-museum of the director Andrei Tarkovsky) and Vichuga,
• The historical village of Mugreevo-Nikolskoye - an ancestral patrimony of Prince Pozharsky,
• Kholui and Palekh villages - centers of lacquer miniature and iconography with artists’ studios and museums,
• Shuya town - a patrimony of the princes Shuisky and the birthplace of the poet Konstantin Balmont,
• Novo-Talitsy village - the birthplace of the poet Marina Tsvetaeva,
• Klyazma Federal Reserve located in the Savinsky and Yuzhsky districts.

Ivanovo oblast of Russia photos

Ivanovo oblast views.

Forest in the Ivanovo region

Author: Sergey S. Pugin

Forest road in the Ivanovo region

Author: Kuznetsov Nik

Small pond in Ivanovo Oblast

Author: Irina Zaytseva

Beautiful churches of Ivanovo Oblast

Church in the Ivanovo region

Author: Alexey Kochnev

Church in Ivanovo Oblast

Cathedral in Ivanovo Oblast

Author: Sergey Margaryan

Wooden house in Ivanovo Oblast

Typical wooden village house in Ivanovo Oblast

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