Bogdanovich

It appeared in 1883-85 as a railway station at the Bogdanovich station (opened in 1885), which arose during the construction of the Yekaterinburg-Tyumen railway. The name of the Russian military leader General E.V. Bogdanovich (1829-1914), who promoted the idea of creating the Trans-Siberian Railway. In 1911-14 railway lines to the south and north were built, which turned Bogdanovich into a railway junction. The city is divided by railway into 2 parts: northern and southern. In the northern part, the Kunara River flows, which separates the villages of Glukhovo and Averino from Bogdanovich, in the southern part there is the administrative and cultural center of the city, built up with multi-storey buildings. On the outskirts mainly wooden one-storey houses. The main enterprises are located between the railway and the Kunara River.