Where is Luchegorsk located? Luchegorsk

The urban-type settlement of Luchegorsk, the largest settlement in the Far East that does not have city status, was founded in 1939 in connection with the construction of the Primorskaya State District Power Plant. The only urban settlement of 10 municipalities, Luchegorsk is the administrative center of the Pozharsky district with a total population of about 34 thousand people living in 24 settlements located on an area of 23 thousand square meters. km. The area received its name in memory of Hero of the Soviet Union I. A. Pozharsky, who died during the battles with the Japanese near Lake Khasan in 1938.

The Pozharsky district is famous for its mineral resources: the Luchegorsk map shows deposits of tungsten, gold and silver, tin, lead, zinc and copper. In addition, there are huge reserves of brown coal, on which the energy heart of the region, the Primorskaya State District Power Plant, operates - it is its yellow pages that Luchegorsk calls the city-forming enterprise. The Primorskaya State District Power Plant accounts for more than half of all electricity generated in the Primorsky Territory. Thanks to this Luchegorsk organization, the share of energy industry production in the total industrial production of the region exceeds 90% and completely determines economic policy.

Other industries on the map of Luchegorsk include non-ferrous metallurgy, forestry, mechanical engineering and metalworking, and the food industry. In total, about 500 enterprises of various forms of ownership are registered in the list of Luchegorsk institutions. In addition, the catalog of Luchegorsk companies contains information about more than 700 individual entrepreneurs - representatives of small businesses.

For example, in the list of Luchegorsk companies, Roshchinsky KLPH OJSC, the Luchegorskles LPP site and the Pozharsky branch of the Primorskoe LHO KPPK are noted as leading timber enterprises.

The agro-industrial sector of the district in the directory of Luchegorsk organizations is represented by one agricultural enterprise - Vostok-Agro LLC, 25 peasant (farm) farms and 4 individual entrepreneurs specializing in livestock farming, crop production and beekeeping.

Also included in the register of Luchegorsk enterprises are Slavyansky Trading House LLC and Nadarovka LLC, which are engaged in retail trade. And such Luchegorsk enterprises as Luchegorsk ATP LLC and Vega LLC operate in the hotel and restaurant business.

Luchegorsk main post office, gismeteo Luchegorsk
Luchegorsk- an urban-type settlement, the administrative center of the Pozharsky district of Primorsky Krai, founded in 1966.

Luchegorsk is the largest populated area in the Far East that does not have city status. It stands on the Kontrovod River and on the banks of the Luchegorsk Reservoir, 9 km east of the Luchegorsk railway station of the Far Eastern Railway on the Vladivostok-Khabarovsk line.

19,720 people (2015).

1. History
2 Gallery
3 Population
4 Economics
5 Sports
6 Culture and education
7 Attractions
8 Communication
9 Notes
10 Links

Story

The search for minerals in the Bikin River valley began more than 100 years ago.

In 1893, brown coal deposits were discovered on the Malaya Yanga River (a tributary of the Bikin).

In November 1965, construction of a temporary settlement began near the village of Nadarovka. By the end of 1968, it was planned to build forty houses, a store with eight jobs, an atelier, an elementary school, and other social facilities.

The name of the new village was invented by the first builders. This is how the first builder V. Grigoriev talks about it:

“I’m tired of being called a new building, we gathered for a meeting - let’s think. Taygograd? Teplograd? Three of our engineers stood up and said: “We’ve been racking our brains for a month. You can't think of anything better than Luchegorsk. Because it reflects the essence: rays mean energy in all directions, mountains mean mining operations.”

On January 26, 1966, by decision No. 33 of the Executive Committee of the Primorsky Regional Council of Workers' Deputies, the village of Luchegorsk was registered as part of the Pozharsky district.

On April 5, 1968, at a rally, the construction of the Primorskaya State District Power Plant was declared an All-Union Komsomol shock construction project, and a memorial stone was placed on the site of the future power plant with the inscription: “Primorskaya State District Power Plant will be here.” Steam turbines arrived from Leningrad to Primorye, electric generators from Novosibirsk, power transformers from Zaporozhye, and steam boilers from Barnaul. The Komsomol of Ukraine and Belarus took patronage over the new building.

By decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR of June 20, 1968, Luchegorsk became the center of the Pozharsky district.

On Builder's Day in 1969, the Romantic cafe was solemnly opened (in the 2010s, the Beryozka cafe).

By November 7, 1972, the stele “To the Komsomol members of the 20s from the Komsomol members of Luchegorsk” was solemnly opened in Luchegorsk.

Since 1971, the main emphasis has been on the construction of basic industrial facilities.

On November 29, 1971, workers from the Luchegorsky section of the Spetszhelezobetonstroy trust began lining the chimney of the power plant.

By New Year 1972, the team of the Bikinsky Construction Department commissioned the station building of the Luchegorsk station.

On December 23, 1973, the first train with coal left the Luchegorsk coal mine, and a ceremonial meeting took place.

On June 20, 1973, two dams were erected on the Kontrovod River, and the flooding of the foundation pit of the Luchegorsk reservoir began. On July 20, the flooding ended, the control line through the spillway channel rushed into the Bikin River.

On January 6, 1974, the jumper separating the cooling pond from the temporary pumping station was dismantled.

On January 14, 1974, at 5:45 p.m., Alexander Rulko lit coal from the Luchegorsky open-pit mine in the furnace of the first power unit. On the day of the launch of the first power unit, the red ribbon was entrusted to be cut by the delegate of the 16th Komsomol Congress, Tatyana Novikova, and the head of the first section of the construction department, Vyacheslav Repenko.

On January 24, 1974, the power plant generated its first million kilowatt-hours of energy; this happened while station duty officer Yu. P. Zhitnyak was on duty.

Gallery

Luchegorsk, administration building

Stele in front of Luchegorsk

District Court

Departure from Luchegorsk to the Ussuri highway

Population

5000 10 000 15 000 20 000 25 000 30 000 2009 2015

Economy

The main enterprise of the village is CJSC Luchegorsk Fuel and Energy Complex (LuTEK), formed on May 20, 1997 by the merger of the enterprises Luchegorsky Razrez, JSC Primorskugol and the Subsidiary of RAO UES of Russia JSC Primorskaya GRES. Primorskaya GRES is the most powerful thermal power plant in the Far East; 9 units with a total capacity of more than 1.4 GW were installed at the station. During Soviet times, the construction of five more units was planned, but with the collapse of the USSR, this grandiose plan remained on paper, and the airport also remained in the plans .

Sport

The village has its own football team, LuTEK-Energia. It is planned to build an ice arena for hockey. There are also sports sections: weightlifting, athletics, kudo, Kyokushin karate-do, sambo, volleyball, basketball, football, hockey, rowing.

Culture and education

Palace of Culture.

The village is home to a modern Palace of Culture, and on December 11, 2005, a new Orthodox church was consecrated in honor of the icon of the Most Holy Theotokos Quick to Hear, more than 20 meters high. In 2005, the third football field with artificial turf in the Far East was built. A local history museum has been opened, telling about the history of the village and region to residents and guests of Luchegorsk. At the moment, a new Ice Town is being built in Luchegorsk.

There are three secondary schools with 11 grades and Vocational School No. 42, which trains specialists for the needs of the village, state district power station and coal mine. After a competition for the best school, MOBU Secondary School No. 1 won. The only school in the area that meets all the canons of education. There are also branches of FEFU and VGUES.

There are six preschool institutions in Luchegorsk:

"Fairy tale"
"Spring"
"Sun"
"Star"
"Teremok"
"Ogonyok"

In 1987, a theater studio for children “Sorvanets” was organized at the People’s Theater “Premiere”, which is currently a municipal budgetary institution of additional education for children “Center for Children’s Theater Arts “Sorvanets”” in the Pozharsky municipal district, with more than 100 children.

Children's television studio "SHIP" Children's television studio "SHIP"

The only children's television studio in the Primorsky Territory, "SHIP", is located in Luchegorsk. Founded on September 25, 2002. For 12 years, the studio has gained vast experience in the field of filming. For the fifth year now, the studio has been holding its own regional film festival, Trial Ball, which is a partner of the Boomerang forum, held at the Orlyonok All-Russia Children's Center. The SHIP archive contains a huge number of social and gaming videos, as well as documentaries. One of the significant films “Involuntary Wanderers” has received many awards, and the most important one is its screening on Channel One. Now a huge number of famous film festivals invite the studio, although five years ago the studio itself had to negotiate the participation of its works in festivals.

Attractions

In the center of Luchegorsk there is a monument to Lenin and a monument to Komsomol members of the 20s.
In the Park of Heroes of the Daman Events there is also a stele to the fallen border guards. There is a park with a monument to the Luchegorsk power engineers.
The height of pipe No. 3 of Primorskaya GRES is 330 meters. This is the tallest building in the Far East.

Connection

Luchegorsk telephone code: +7 (42357) Five-digit telephone numbers.

Notes

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History of the Pozharsky district (M. Pavlov)
All-Union Population Census of 1970 The size of the urban population of the RSFSR, its territorial units, urban settlements and urban areas by gender. (Russian). Demoscope Weekly. Retrieved September 25, 2013. Archived from the original on April 28, 2013.
All-Union Population Census of 1979 The size of the urban population of the RSFSR, its territorial units, urban settlements and urban areas by gender. (Russian). Demoscope Weekly. Retrieved September 25, 2013. Archived from the original on April 28, 2013.
All-Union population census of 1989. Urban population. Archived from the original on August 22, 2011.
All-Russian population census 2002. Volume. 1, table 4. Population of Russia, federal districts, constituent entities of the Russian Federation, districts, urban settlements, rural settlements - regional centers and rural settlements with a population of 3 thousand or more. Archived from the original on February 3, 2012.
The permanent population of the Russian Federation by cities, urban-type settlements and regions as of January 1, 2009. Retrieved January 2, 2014. Archived from the original on January 2, 2014.
Population of urban districts, municipal districts, urban and rural settlements, urban settlements, rural settlements. All-Russian Population Census 2010 (as of October 14, 2010). Primorsky Krai. Retrieved August 31, 2013. Archived from the original on June 11, 2013.
Population of the Russian Federation by municipalities. Table 35. Estimated resident population as of January 1, 2012. Retrieved May 31, 2014. Archived from the original on May 31, 2014.
Population of the Russian Federation by municipalities as of January 1, 2013. - M.: Federal State Statistics Service Rosstat, 2013. - 528 p. (Table 33. Population of urban districts, municipal districts, urban and rural settlements, urban settlements, rural settlements). Retrieved November 16, 2013. Archived from the original on November 16, 2013.
Table 33. Population of the Russian Federation by municipalities as of January 1, 2014. Retrieved August 2, 2014. Archived from the original on August 2, 2014.

Links

History of Luchegorsk and Pozharsky district.
History of the Pozharsky district.
Results of the festival "Spring Drops 2013", children's television studio "SHIP"
TV studio "SHIP" is one of the attractions of Luchegorsk
Children's television studio "SHIP" from Luchegorsk was celebrated in Moscow

Populated areas of Pozharsky district
	District center: Luchegorsk Alchan Buinevich Burlit Upper Guberovo Pass Emelyanovka Znamenka Ignatievka Kamenushka Krasny Yar Lastochka Nagornoye Nikitovka New building Olon Okhotnichy Pozharskoye Svetlogorye Soboliny State farm Pozharsky Strelnikovo Fedosevka Yasenevy

Pozharsky district was formed as an administrative-territorial unit within the Primorsky Territory by the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR dated September 14, 1939.
The official name of the Pozharsky district is the Pozharsky municipal district.
Pozharsky municipal district as a municipal entity has a Charter
Pozharsky municipal district has a coat of arms. The description, graphic image and procedure for the official use of the coat of arms of the Pozharsky municipal district are established by a decision of the Duma of the Pozharsky municipal district.

The total length of the border of the Pozharsky municipal district is approximately 1255.4 km, of which 526.1 km is part of the border with the Khabarovsk Territory and 76.6 km is part of the border with the People's Republic of China. The border consists of five main sections.
The Pozharsky municipal district borders in the north with the Khabarovsk Territory, in the east - with the Terneysky municipal district, in the south - with the Krasnoarmeysky municipal district, in the southwest - with the Dalnerechensky municipal district, in the west there is the state border between the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China.

Dawns over the swamps

More than a hundred years ago, the search for minerals began in the Bikin Valley.
In 1893, coal deposits were discovered on the Malaya Yanga River (a tributary of the Bikin).
In November 1965, on the gentle slope of a small hill, not far from Nadarovka, one-story panel houses and two-story timber houses appeared. Bikinsky open-cut and construction department, headed by I.I. Shpinev, began construction of a temporary village.
By the spring of 1968, the builders had to build forty houses, by the new year they had to commission a store with eight jobs, a shoemaker's workshop, an atelier, and an elementary school.
The village did not yet have a name. It appeared later.
The first builders claim that the village was christened by carpenters from Nikolai Guz’s brigade, who were among the first to come to build the future city, and were the first to drive in the pegs of the first house while making markings.
This is how the first builder V. Grigoriev talks about it: “I’m tired of being called a new building, we gathered for a meeting - let’s think. Taygograd? Teplograd? Three of our engineers stood up and said: “We’ve been racking our brains for a month. You can't think of anything better than Luchegorsk. Because it reflects the essence: rays mean energy in all directions, mountains mean mining operations.”
Luchegorsk was built, as they say, completely clean. The usual tents for new buildings were not present at the place where it was born. They immediately erected housing adapted to the harsh Far Eastern winter, and prepared sites for receiving cargo. Young men and women traveled to Luchegorsk from all over. Leningraders sent turbines to a new construction site, Novosibirsk residents sent generators, Cossacks sent transformers, Barnaul residents sent boilers...
The whole country was building the future city.
The work was carried out as a complex: they laid the foundations of the main building of the power plant and the chimney, housing, preschool institutions, and social and cultural facilities. Trenches were laid at the location of the coals, and the outlines of the future pond - a cooler, and channels - were outlined.
It wasn't easy for the pioneers. We lived without amenities. There were not enough workers, equipment, and building materials. Drinking water was brought from the Burlit station. The most persistent, stubborn, courageous ones withstood the tests.
The names of I.A. are firmly etched in people’s memory. Ignatova, M.D. Kozina, T.A. Sinelnikova, V.M. Onishcheva, V.I. Veikinoi - masons, plasterers, painters, carpenters, machine operators, builders of other professions.
On January 26, 1966, by decision No. 33 of the executive committee of the Primorsky Regional Council of Workers' Deputies, the village of Luchegorsk was registered as part of the Pozharsky district.
At the construction of the Primorskaya State District Power Plant and Luchegorsk, despite the shortage of personnel, work was in full swing. The Komsomol of Ukraine and Belarus took patronage over the new building.
On April 5, 1968, at a crowded meeting, it was declared the All-Union Shock Komsomol.
On the same day, a huge stone with a symbolic inscription was laid on the site of the future power plant: “Primorskaya State District Power Plant will be here.”
The all-Union shock Komsomol construction project gradually acquired its identity and gained strength.
Events that are usually called the first, and at the same time the most important, important in the life of emerging cities, burst into the life of Luchegorsk residents more and more rapidly: the commissioning of the first multi-story building, the beginning of stripping work at the open-pit mine, the laying of a canal bed, the reclamation of dams.....
Mechanized column No. 72, led by P.I., took pride of place in the construction of Luchegorsk. Milenko.
She was based in Nadarovka. The team was given the task of connecting the Kontrovod station (now Luchegorsk) and the power plant with a steel highway, and building a highway.
Work on the highway was in full swing day and night. Mary submitted to the people. At the same time, the section builders also achieved remarkable success: the team was awarded the Challenge Red Banner of the Ministry of Construction and the first prize.
Teams of masons Nikolai Shuminov, Nikolai Miroshnichenko, carpenters Nikolai Ivashchenko, and workers at the mortar-concrete unit under the leadership of Nina Plotnikova put a lot of effort into implementing the program.
It grew up on the site of impassable swamps bordering impassable taiga, the energy and coal-mining center of the region.
By decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR of June 20, 1968, Luchegorsk became the center of the Pozharsky district.
Construction of housing and social and cultural facilities continued. On the eve of Builder's Day 1969, celebrations took place to mark the opening of a new cafe in Luchegorsk, which was called “Romantic”.
But the main emphasis since 1971 has been on the construction of facilities for basic industrial purposes.
In order for the first units to begin generating energy in the ninth five-year plan, builders had to build 144 facilities in three years and use 45 million in capital investments. In 1971, sixty main and auxiliary facilities were erected, including a dam transport facility, a chimney, a crusher housing, an oil and fuel oil facility, a compressor room, and outlet and inlet channels.
By this time, four hotel-type residential buildings had already been built in the second microdistrict. 1,590 construction workers settled in them.
On July 29, 1971, builders began installing the main building of the power plant. This important work was entrusted to the installation team of B. Samusik and the diesel electric crane operator G. Yushkov. The work was supervised by senior foreman N. Naida and foreman A. Vranitsky. On August 26, N. Perevalov’s team from the Dalenergomontazh site installed the first column of the first lift fuel supply gallery. She was also tasked with the installation of the reinforced concrete building.
On November 29, workers at the Luchegorsk site of the Spetszhelezobetonstroy trust began lining the power plant’s chimney. The right to lay the first bricks was entrusted to Vladimir Mamontov and Nikolai Kuznetsov. The year 1971 was marked by new important events in the life of Luchegorsk residents. On New Year's Eve, the team of the Bikinsky Construction Department commissioned the Luchegorsk station building. What a city without a station!
On November 7, 1972, in the village of Luchegorsk, a stele to the young heroes of the first years of Soviet power “To the Komsomol members of the 20s from the Komsomol members of Luchegorsk” was solemnly opened.
On December 23, 1973, the first train with coal left the open pit. A ceremonial meeting was held to mark the commissioning of the first stage of the Bikinsky coal mine.
The contours of the future city emerged more and more clearly against the background of blue hills. The buildings of the power plant were raised, the pipe grew, and residential buildings were erected. The population of the workers' settlement increased. On June 20, 1973, bulldozer drivers A. Safronov, A. Voropaev, F. Maltsev erected two crossing points and the Kontrovod River stopped running. Flooding of the cooling pond at the Primorskaya State District Power Plant began. And on July 20, the river rushed through the drainage canal to Bikin.
Waking up on the morning of October 31, 1973, Luchegorsk residents saw a red flag above the chimney of the power plant. It marked the completion of work on lining its trunk. This was a big victory for the team at the Spetszhelezobetonstroy site.
A little over two months later, another significant event. On January 6, 1974, at 20:00 local time, excavator driver V. Chepchur, bulldozer drivers M. Yakovlev and P. Khmelnitsky dismantled the jumper that separated the pond - the cooler and the temporary pumping station. Water intended for cooling the turbines of the Primorskaya State District Power Plant entered the pumping station.
On January 14, 1974, at 17:45 local time, Alexander Rulko lit coal from the Luchegorsky open-pit mine in the furnace of the first power unit. Another glorious page has been inscribed in the labor biography of Primorye. Primorskaya State District Power Plant produced electricity. On the day of the launch of the first power unit, the red ribbon was entrusted to be cut by the delegate of the 16th Komsomol Congress, Tatyana Novikova, and the head of the first section of the construction department, Vyacheslav Repenko.
On January 24, the power plant generated its first million kilowatt hours of energy. The honor of entering the figure “1 million kilowatts” into the documents fell to the station duty officer Yuri Petrovich Zhitnyak.
Now it is difficult to imagine that on the site of present-day Luchegorsk there were continuous swamps and mari, mosquitoes and midges hovered in clouds, wild animals made their way through the taiga paths. There was no need to travel tens of kilometers to pick berries - blueberries grew right next to the facilities being built. Today, multi-storey buildings rise in the former wilderness, the heart of the Far Eastern energy industry, the Primorskaya State District Power Plant, is beating, and coal from the Luchegorsky open pit is entering its furnaces.
In a word, life goes on as usual, no matter what.

On September 14, 1939, by decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR, the Pozharsky district was formed. Named after Commissioner I.A. Pozharsky, who died defending the Far Eastern borders in 1938 in battles with the Japanese near Lake Khasan.

The Pozharsky municipal district includes the Luchegorskoye urban settlement and 9 rural settlements: Verkhneperevalskoye, Guberovskoye, Ignatievskoye, Krasnoyarovskoye, Nagornenskoye, Pozharskoye, Svetlogorskoye, Sobolinskoye, Fedosevskoye, which include 23 villages. The administrative center of the district is the urban-type settlement of Luchegorsk.

Luchegorsk is an urban-type settlement, the administrative center of the Pozharsky district of Primorsky Krai, founded on January 26, 1966.

A country	Russia
Subject of the federation	Primorsky Krai
Municipal district	Pozharsky
Coordinates	46°27′ N. w. 134°17′ E. d.
Based	January 26, 1966
First mention	1965
Climate type	continental
Population	↘ 19,886 people (2014)
National composition	Russians
Confessional composition	Orthodoxy
Ethnobury	luchegorets, luchegorka, luchegortsy
Timezone	UTC+10
Telephone code	+7 42357
Postal codes	692001
Vehicle code	25, 125
OKATO code	05 234 551
OKTMO code	05 634 151 051

Story

The search for minerals in the Bikin River valley began more than 100 years ago.

In 1893, brown coal deposits were discovered on the Malaya Yanga River (a tributary of the Bikin).

The name of the new village was invented by the first builders. This is how the first builder V. Grigoriev talks about it:

“I’m tired of being called a new building, we’ve gathered for a meeting - let’s think. Taygograd? Teplograd? Three of our engineers stood up and said: “We’ve been racking our brains for a month. You can't think of anything better than Luchegorsk. Because it reflects the essence: rays mean energy in all directions, mountains mean mining operations.”

On January 26, 1966, by decision No. 33 of the Executive Committee of the Primorsky Regional Council of Workers' Deputies, the village of Luchegorsk was registered as part of the Pozharsky district.