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	Vyatka, Russia (Government) - LoveToKnow 1911
		VYATKA, or VIATKA, a government of N.E. Russia, with the government of Vologda on the N., Perm on the E., Ufa and Kazan on the S. and Nizhniy-Novgorod and Kostroma on the W., having an area of S9,100 sq.
		The only railway is one from Perm to Archangel, through the town of Vyatka; the government is traversed by the great highway to Siberia, and by two other roads by which goods from the south are transported to loading-places on the Vychegda and the Yug to be shipped to Archangel.
		Vyatka is one of the chief grainproducing governments of Russia.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Vyatka,_Russia_(Government) (506 words)

	Vyatka - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Vyatka, river, eastern European Russia, rising in the foothills of the Ural Mountains, and flowing 1,314 km (816 mi).
		Kirov, formerly Vyatka, city, Russia, a port and railroad center on the Vyatka River.
		Vyatka may refer to: Vyatka River, a river in Russia; Vyatka, former name of the city of Kirov, Kirov Oblast, Russia; Vyatka Region, an informal name of Kirov Oblast of Russia...
	ca.encarta.msn.com /Vyatka.html (107 words)

	VURJEEVANDAS - LoveToKnow Article on VURJEEVANDAS (Site not responding. Last check: )
		VYATKA, or VIATKA, a government of N.E. Russia, with the government of Vologda on the N., Perm on the E., Ufa and Kazan on-the S. and Nizhniy-Novgorod and Kostroma on the W., having an area of 59,100 sq.
		Both the Kama and the Vyatka are navigable, as also are several tributaries; the Izh and Votka, which flow into the Vyatka, have important ironworks on their banks.
		Vyatka is one of the chief grain-producing governments of Russia.
	55.1911encyclopedia.org /V/VU/VURJEEVANDAS.htm (881 words)

	WHKMLA : Russian Empire, Government of Vyatka, Vyatka Governorate, Vyatka Gubernia, Vyatka Guberniya
		In 1796, Vyatka Namestichestvo was elevated to Vyatka Gubernia.
		Vyatka Gubernia bordered on Vologda Gubernia in the north, on Perm Gubernia in the east, on Ufa, Kazan and Nizhny-Novgorod Gubernia in the south and on Kostroma Gubernia in the west.
		Vyatka Gubernia was divided in 11 districts (Uyezds) : Vyatka, Elabuga, Glazov, Kotelnich, Malmyzh, Nolinsk, Orlov, Sarapul, Slobodsk, Urzhum and Yaransk.
	www.zum.de /whkmla/region/russia/xgovvyatka.html (484 words)

	Breeds of Livestock - Vyatka Horse
		The Vyatka's formation was at different times influenced by native Estonian horses brought by Novgorod colonists in the 14th century and by edicts from the state horse breeders during the reign of Peter the Great.
		The average measurements (in cm) of modern Vyatka mares are: height at withers 140, oblique body length 150, chest girth 172, and cannon bone girth 18.9.
		With the development of industry and transportation and with the intensification of agriculture, the numbers of the Vyaka were sharply reduced; most of the purebred mares were mated with heavy draughters and trotters.
	www.ansi.okstate.edu /breeds/horses/vyatka/index.htm (399 words)

	REECAS Newsletter Winter 1997
		Vyatka (once Khlynov, now Kirov, with a population approaching half a million) has the misfortune of being known as a place of exile and the archetypal provincial backwater of Russia.
		Vyatka in late October may greet the visitor with rain, mist, even some snow and ice, but the warmth of the welcome makes one forget the weather.
		The rich cultural legacy of Vyatka deserves a better fate, and it certainly deserves to be better known by all those who are interested in the multicultural past and present of Russia.
	depts.washington.edu /reecas/newsletter/winter97/waugh.htm (1571 words)

	Kirov Region - Kommersant Moscow
		Vyatka Province, with 14 128 households, was formed as part of the larger province of Siberia in 1719, but was subsequently transferred to Kazan Province in 1727.
		In 1780, the Vyatka governorship with its center in Khlynov was formed in the course of administrative and territorial changes that were taking place in the region in the late 18th century.
		In 1920, a number of small southern and eastern districts (volosti) and villages were shifted from Vyatka as a result of the formation of the Tatar Autonomous Republic and the Mari and Votskaya [now the Udmurt Republic] autonomous regions.
	www.kommersant.com /p-47/r_390/Kirov_Region (3872 words)

	Vyatka River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Vyatka River (Russian: река́ Вя́тка) is a river in Kirov Oblast and the Republic of Tatarstan in Russia, right tributary of the Kama River.
		The Vyatka River begins in the northern parts of Udmurtia.
		The Vyatka River is navigable from its mouth to the city of Kirov (700 km).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vyatka_River (131 words)

	ВятГГУ :: From the History of Kirov
		Vyatka land was an independent state or republic with its vetche - a popular assembly.
		Vyatka land wasn't made a separate province, in 1719 all its districts were joined to the province of Siberia and in 1727 - to Kazan province.
		In spite of the economic expansion Vyatka was still a far provincial town, a good place for exile.
	www.vshu.kirov.ru /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=372&Itemid=140 (1236 words)

	Vyatka State University of Humanities \| Ancient crafts of Vyatka (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Vyatka land is famous for its ancient crafts which still have been existing and flourishing.
		Vyatka can boast of articles of excrescences on the roots of leaf-bearing trees, osier and straw, painted panels, matryoshkas, articles of birch bark, ceramics.
		Vyatka has been known as one of the centres of embroidery and lace-making for a long time.
	www.vspu.kirov.ru /siteviadb/russian/main/ancient_crafts.asp (543 words)

	ВятГГУ :: Ancient crafts of Vyatka
		The Vyatka land is famous for its ancient crafts which still have been existing and flourishing.
		Vyatka can boast of articles of excrescences on the roots of leaf-bearing trees, osier and straw, painted panels, matryoshkas, articles of birch bark, ceramics.
		Vyatka has been known as one of the centres of embroidery and lace-making for a long time.
	www.vshu.kirov.ru /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=377&Itemid=140 (594 words)

	Hieroconfessor Victor, Archbishop Of Vyatka
		Today, July 16/29, is the anniversary of the notorious declaration of Metropolitan Sergius of Nizhni-Novogord in 1927, which created the largest schism in Church history since the Roman Catholic schism of 1054 and under whose shadow the whole life of the Russian Orthodox Church continues to live.
		In 1920 he was arrested and imprisoned by the Vyatka revolutionary tribunal for anti-Soviet agitation - or, according to another source, for "agitation against medicine".
		On August 25, 1922 he was made Bishop of Orel, a vicariate of the Vyatka diocese while temporarily administering the Glazov diocese, but on the same day he was arrested in the Vyatka St. Triphon monastery for "spreading the illegal appeals of Patriarch Tikhon".
	www.orthodox.net /russiannm/hieroconfessor-victor-archbishop-of-vyatka.html (3565 words)

	Сетевая образовательная программа.The Cathedral of the Dormition in Viatka Uspensky ...
		The monastery of St.Trifon – is an ancient ensemble of temples in Vyatka region.
		There were no monasteries in Vyatka, and Trifon went to Moscow with the petition of five cities to address the tsar.
		It was the first stone building in the monastery and one of the first ones in Vyatka.
	www.vhg.ru /learn/excurs_eng.htm (696 words)

	Vyatka – FREE Vyatka Information \| Encyclopedia.com: Facts, Pictures, Information!
		Vyatka, river, c.850 mi (1,370 km) long, rising in the foothills of the central Urals, E European Russia, and flowing first N, then NW past the city of Kirov, and finally SE into the Kama River near Mamadysh.
		Vyatka is a halfsister to Queen Catherine, a...
		World Encyclopedia Vyatka (formerly Kirov) City and river port on the w bank of the Vyatka River, w Russia; capital of Kirov region.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-VyatkaR.html (697 words)

	"Wandering Camera" - Notes about St.Petersburg and it's suburbs
		Kirov (Vyatka) — is a big city, situated about 900 km far from Moscow (to the north-east).
		It was first mentioned in history at 1374 (and the very first settlements at Vyatka river are known since 1174).
		But the inhabitants prefer name “Vyatka” and there’s still a question if it would be officially renamed.
	www.enlight.ru /camera/nb/index_e.html (581 words)

	Vyatka Intercom :: Internet cafe in Kirov :: About city
		Kirov - formerly (until 1934) Vyatka, or Viatka, city and administrative centre of Kirov oblast (province), western Russia, on the Vyatka River.
		The city was founded as Khlynov in 1181 by traders from Novgorod and became the centre of the “Vyatka Lands,” settled by Russians in the 14th to the 15th century.
		Renamed Vyatka in 1780, it became a provincial seat, but development was slow, and it was used as a place of exile.
	www.inetcafe.vyatka.ru /english.htm (283 words)

	Vyatka
		The Vyatka also known as the Vyatskata and was developed in the natural conditions in what are now the territories of Udmurtia, Kriov and western Perm regions.
		The Vyatka is in the North Russian Pony group.
		The Vyatka’s important features are their excellent draft ability, such as adequate speed, extraordinary stamina and good fodder consumption.
	www.terrific-horses.com /breeds/vyatka.asp (141 words)

	Vyatka State University of Humanities \| Dymkovo Toys (Site not responding. Last check: )
		We still call the creations of Vyatka craftsmen toys, though they have lost their original value, being praized for their decorative qualities.
		These miniature sculptures are valued now as articles of crafts made by hands, as souvenirs to delight the eye with their innocence and festivity.
		At that time the population of Vyatka and the settlements nearby was replenished by people from Veliky Ustyug.
	www.vspu.kirov.ru /siteviadb/russian/main/dymkovo_toys.asp (433 words)

	kotel (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The town is situated on the bank of the Vyatka River, on the crossroads of the Trans-Siberian railway, which connects European and Russia and the Far East.
		Boats that ply the Vyatka can reach the Caspian, Azof, Black and Baltic Seas - and, in fact, the best way to travel in this low country (only 100-150 m above sea level) is on the waterways - where watertaxis pass several times a day.
		Rocks of about 255 million years old are exposed along the banks of the Vyatka around Kotelnich and fossils are excavated by the Kotelnich Paleontological Museum in cooperation with the Paleontological Institute in Moscow.
	www.kirov.ru /~kpm/english/kotel.htm (398 words)

	Leon Trotsky: 1919 - How The Revolution Armed/Volume II (To All Citizens Of Vyatka Province)
		Counting on the bourgeoisie of Vyatka and the kulaks of the countryside, Kolchak has scattered his agents all over Vyatka province.
		In places in the town of Vyatka where certain units are quartered, White-Guard Kolchakite appeals have been found which bear such false signatures as ‘Peasant’, ‘Uralian’, and so on.
		A similar agitation is being carried on among the railway staffs and in the villages.
	www.marxists.org /archive/trotsky/1919/military/ch122.htm (444 words)

	Kirov region
		The major natural resources of Vyatka are forests, mainly consisting of coniferous kinds of timber, they cover more than 60 % of the territory.
		In reserve of the forest Kirov region is one of the most richest regions in the European part of Russia Merchantable wood and lumber are exported to a great number of countries of the world.
		The Vyatka region being one of the unique Russian territories, reach in its nature and people, historical and cultural heritage, presents vast potential for perspective investments, is open for business contacts and is always glad to welcome its guests.
	www.vcci.ru /en/region (1549 words)

	Kirov -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Geographical location Kirov is a station on the (Click link for more info and facts about Trans-Siberian railway) Trans-Siberian railway west of the (A mountain range in western Russia extending from the arctic to the Caspian Sea; forms part of the traditional boundary between Europe and Asia) Ural Mountains.
		The city was renamed back to Vyatka in 1991, the oblast of which it is the capital still bears the name Kirov.
		Kirov was also the name of two Soviet (A large fast warship; smaller than a battleship and larger than a destroyer) cruiser and (Click link for more info and facts about battlecruiser) battlecruiser classes.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/k/ki/kirov.htm (268 words)

	VYATKA - Online Information article about VYATKA
		It is built on the steep hills which rise above the river and at their See also:
		Vyatka was founded in 1181 by the Novgorodians, as Khlynov.
		It received the name of Vyatka in 1780.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /VIR_WAT/VYATKA.html (288 words)

	Overview of the Kirov (Vyatka) region
		The Vyatka region is well known for handicraft artists who make Matryoshka dolls, souvenirs and gifts of straw, wood, lace, Dymkovo style painted clay toys.
		About 1,600 km of railroads traverse the Kirov region and connect Central Russia to the Urals, Siberia and the Far East, as well as to the north of Russia and to the southern areas.
		The most important waterways are the Vyatka River and its tributaries.
	www.bisnis.doc.gov /bisnis/bisdoc/9809VYAT.htm (796 words)

	Troy University Magazine
		Chancellor Jack Hawkins, Jr., and V.S. Danyushenkov, rector of Vyatka State University of Humanities in Kirov, Russia, signed the agreement that will allow students from Vyatka State to begin either TROY’s bachelor of business administration degree or bachelor of science in environmental science degree at Vyatka, spending the final three semesters on the Troy Campus.
		Vyatka State is required to handle recruiting and selection of students to attend the program and ensure the required hours are completed before transferring to TROY – including providing TROY with translated course transcripts.
		Vyatka State and TROY share similar backgrounds, both with roots in teacher education and both expanding their missions to include more diverse disciplines and fields.
	www.troy.edu /magazine/archives/Spring2008/partnership.html (370 words)

	Overview of the Kirov (Vyatka) region
		The Vyatka region is well known for handicraft artists who make Matryoshka dolls, souvenirs and gifts of straw, wood, lace, Dymkovo style painted clay toys.
		About 1,600 km of railroads traverse the Kirov region and connect Central Russia to the Urals, Siberia and the Far East, as well as to the north of Russia and to the southern areas.
		The most important waterways are the Vyatka River and its tributaries.
	www.russiancouncil.org /reports/kirov1.htm (796 words)

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