Argun

Argun is a city in Chechnya. Population 37,373 (2018). The city is located on the Chechen (Grozny) foothill plain, on the Argun River (the right tributary of the Sunzha River, the Terek basin), 16 km east of Grozny. The city is conditionally divided into a village and a village, the central Gudermesskaya street is considered the border.

Argun suffered significantly during the first and second Chechen wars, and is now almost restored. On the site of the current city in the XVIII century was the village of Ustargarda, in honor of which to this day the inhabitants continue to call their city, the village was founded by natives of Nozhayurtovsky district, presumably representatives of the Teip Aitkhalla, Belgata and Centara.

Climate: moderate continental, average temperature in July + 25 C, in January - 2.3 C.

Attractions: Mosque named after Aimani Kadyrova in honor of the widow of the widow of the first President of the Chechen Republic Ahmad Kadyrov, a park on the banks of the Argun River, the Rakushka and Crescent fountains.