Street of Boris Yeltsin

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Boris Yeltsin Street

Native name	улица Бориса Ельцина  (Russian)
Length	0.5 km (0.3 mi)
Location	Sverdlovsk Oblast, Russia Yekaterinburg Verkh-Isetsky District Downtown
Nearest metro station	Ploshchad 1905 Goda Dinamo

Boris Yeltsin Street (Russian: Улица Бориса Ельцина, IPA: [ˈulʲɪt͡sə bɐˈrisə ˈjelʲtsɨnə]) (on the city plan of 1810 marked as Ordinarnaya (Ordinary), on the city plan of 1845 — Fetisovskaya (Fetisov), from 1919 till 2009 — 9 Yanvaria Street (January 9th Street)) — street in Yekaterinburg.

History[]

The street historically developed in the 1740s as one of the streets of Ssylnaya Sloboda (Banished Sloboda), emerging outside Zeley Gates of Yekaterinburg Fortress. Street direction reflected the line of the south side of the pond.^[1]

Till 1845 Fetisovskaya street was quite developed, consisting of two long quarters. The street started from Metlinskaya (Metlin) Street (beginning of modern 8 Marta (March 8) Street) and approached Severnaya (North) Street.

In 1919 the street was renamed to commemorate the events of January 9, 1905 in Saint Petersburg.^[1]

On April 8, 2008 the street was renamed after the first president of Russia Yeltsin.^[2][3]

On February 1, 2011 Boris Yeltsyn Monument was opened on the street near Demidov-Plaza business center.^[4]

See also[]

• Yekaterinburg-City

References[]

Sources[]

• Зорина, Л. И. (Zorina L.I.), & Слукин, В. М. (Slukin V.M.) (2005). Улицы и площади старого Екатеринбурга (Streets and squares of old Yekaterinburg). Yekaterinburg, Russia: Basko.
• Рабинович, Р. И. (Rabinovich R.I.), & Шерстобитов, С. Л. (Shestobritov S.L.) (1965). Улицы Свердловска (Streets of Sverdlovsk) (2nd ed.). Sverdlovsk, USSR: Mid-Ural Books Publishing. http://www.1723.ru/read/books/sverdlovsk-1965.htm
• Худякова, М. Ф. (Khudiakova M.F.) (2003). Улицы Екатеринбурга (Streets of Yekaterinburg). Yekaterinburg, Russia: Mid-Ural Books Publishing.