Sadovaya street, 27. Dyurtyuli webcams

Webcam in Dyurtyuli (Bashkortostan) with a view of the local area near the house number 27 on Sadovaya Street.

The lens captures a view of the car park, behind which is a playground and other apartment buildings. The broadcast is in real time.

Dyurtyuli webcams, which are convenient to watch online on this site, offer a panorama of a small city located 120 kilometers northwest of Ufa.

The unusual name, which is translated from Bashkir as “four houses”, was given to the settlement due to the history of its origin. At the end of the 18th century, four Russian merchants settled in the picturesque valley of the Belaya River (a tributary of the Kama). Soon four farmsteads with solid wooden houses and outbuildings appeared here. Local indigenous people from neighboring villages called this Russian village by the number of households. The name stuck and has survived to this day.
Gradually, specific peasants began to join the villagers, and by the middle of the 19th century, there were already about a hundred farmsteads. The inhabitants of Dyurtyuli were actively engaged in agriculture and beekeeping. With the advent of several mills and the construction of a pier, the family of the merchant Trapeznikov organized a successful trade in grain and agricultural products from local peasants, processing and shipping goods along the river. The village gradually turned into an important trading hub of the region.
But a really sharp leap in economic and social development for Dyurtyuli happened in the fifties of the last century. The Mancharovskoye oil field was discovered in the local bowels of the earth, and additional resources were needed to develop it.

If you watch Dyurtyuli webcams online, a huge elevator and a conveyor belt leading directly to the pier attract special attention.

This transporter served the city for more than a century and is no longer working. But they are clearly not going to remove this bulk yet, in view of the fact that the tape has become a kind of landmark of the city, its historical monument.
The Belaya embankment itself is equipped as comfortably as possible for family holidays and pleasant walks. Benches are installed along its entire length in the shade of a public garden stretching along the river. In the warm season, an elegant pleasure boat runs along the river bed, which was presented to the native city by a local successful entrepreneur-philanthropist. The majestic and severe memorial complex installed on the very shore deserves special attention, as a tribute to the memory of those who died during the Second World War.

If a real trip to the city is not yet planned, Dyurtyuli's webcams, which you can watch online, without even leaving your home, invite you to a virtual tour.