Aerial photography shows Barnaul, the capital of the Altai Territory with a population of 631 thousand people, and explains the historical division of Altai into a flat region and a mountainous republic. The video tells about the role of German settlers in the development of the region, the industrial development of Barnaul and the climatic features of the city.
- Duration
- 17 min 38 s
- Start
- Barnaul – Capital of Altai Krai
- End
- Barnaulka River – Left Tributary of Ob
- Stops
- 2
- Channel author
- НАД ГОРОДАМИ
Timestamps and places
- — Barnaul – Capital of Altai Krai (Altai historical unification and administrative divisions)
- — Barnaulka River – Left Tributary of Ob (Altai Autonomous Region (mountain tourist destination))
- — Altai Republic (Gorny Altai) created 1992
- — Mountain Altai nomenclature and geography
- — Barnaul: Capital of Altai Krai
- — Distance reference: Moscow 3,600 km away
- — Regional cities: Biysk (160 km), Gorno-Altaysk (260 km)
- — Novosibirsk (230–260 km), Kazakhstan border (540 km)
- — Mongolia and China borders
- — Ploshchad Sovetov (central square, regional government)
- — Barnaulka River (left tributary of Ob)
- — Ob River (major Siberian waterway)
- — Volga region (Povolzhye) German relocation WWII
- — Siberia: German deportee resettlement 1941
- — Industrial relocation: Leningrad, Moscow, Odessa, Kharkov
- — Sochi climate comparison (~300 sunny days/year)
- — Leaning Tower of Pisa project by Barnaul student
- — Italy (Pisa monument location)
- — Altai Mining District (Kozma Frolov historical work)
- — Saint Petersburg: Viktor Tsoi hometown; first monument in Barnaul
- — Kurya: Mikhail Kalashnikov birthplace
- — Tyumen: passenger ship named after Barnaul
- — Kamchatka: steamship named after Barnaul
Route on the map
OVER BARNAUL. THE BIG CAPITAL OF ALTAI