Find - the main gate to the Pacific Ocean

Writes blogger victorprofessor

Nakhodka city located in the Primorsky Krai, on the Gulf coast in the Sea of ​​Japan. The city's name derives from the name of the nearby bay, which was discovered by Russian sailors in the summer of 1859. According to legend, seeing a previously unknown bay, one of the sailors of the corvette "America" ​​exclaimed: "This is a find!". It is the southernmost city in the eastern part of Russia (he south of Vladivostok and Sochi). The city is home to 160,000 people. The city is a major port and transportation hub of the Far East region, also called the "Gateway to the Pacific Ocean." In the town are several ports, trade, fishing, oil.

It so happened that our expeditionary car went way back by train because of Nakhodka. Forwarding company receives the car, make a little tour of the city. Photos and little they are made at the worst time of the day - noon.

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2. Here is a view of the city from the open distal bypass. View of the south-east.



3. Southern neighborhood.



4. Bay Nakhodka.



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6. Serpentine to bypass the street later on.



7. North neighborhood. Right on the horizon - Sister Mountain, visiting card of the city.



8. Nakhodka Commercial Sea Port and the Bay Nakhodka on the horizon.



9. Piers commercial seaport.



10. The 16th separate brigade patrol ships border troops (OBSKR) at Cape Astaf'eva.



11. Moving the Swan hill to the monument "Grieving Mother". View of the east.



12. Car "North".



13. North neighborhood. Left on the horizon - the mountain brother.



14. Here's a gem!



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