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Novosibirskwas founded in 1893, when residents Krivodanovka settlement, which built the railroad, the Great Siberian route, moved to a nearby village. They were joined by the workers settlement of bridge builders and railway village railway station "Ob". 20 years later, the railway village of Novo-Nikolaevsk (the first name of Novosibirsk) received the status of "non-district" of the city. Of great importance in the development of infrastructure and economy of Novosibirsk, was played by the construction of a railway linking Siberia to the Altai. Modern Novosibirsk, seen on the way fires, epidemics, destruction of the Civil and the great Patriotic war, is a major regional centre, the administrative centre of the Siberian Federal district, the Siberian center of the largest agglomeration, as well as developed commercial, cultural, industrial, scientific and business centre. The city takes 3rd place in terms of population and has a huge number of cultural, historical, archaeological sites. Novosibirsk is divided into two parts flowing in these parts of the river Ob. The two shores are connected by the metro bridge in Novosibirsk, the movement which was launched at the end of the twentieth century. The Central street of the city is the Red prospectus. There are many interesting monuments of architecture and history, among them the magnificent temples. Impressive external appearance has the chapel of St. Nicholas, erected before the revolution, and is the main symbol of the city. Despite the fact that the chapel was completely destroyed in the Soviet era, at the end of the twentieth century, the white walls of the building were recreated again in its original form. There is also a monument to the Hero of Soviet Union A. I. Pokryshkin shot down a record number of Nazi aircraft. The monument was opened to the 60-th anniversary of the great Victory. Another outstanding religious building in Novosibirsk is located near the monument, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, built in the late XIX century in the Byzantine style. In the walls of the temple relics of Alexander Nevsky, Ambrose of Optina and the elders of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra. The temple was also destroyed by the Soviet authorities and restored only on the eve of the Millennium. It is a richly decorated brick structure with domes and arches.