Live webcams Yazykovo - Republic of Bashkortostan

Webcams Yazykovo, which this site offers online, offer views of a small village seventy kilometers from the capital of the Republic of Bashkortostan - Ufa. This is one of the very first Russian settlements on the Bashkir land, founded in 1792 in the valley of the calm and shallow river Karmasan. The village got its name from the surname of the landowner Mikhail Yazykov, who founded several Russian peasant settlements in these places in the first half of the 19th century. By 1920, Yazykovo had expanded and grown in population so much that it swallowed up all the nearby villages and became the largest village in the district.

Now Yazykovo is the administrative center of the Blagovarsky district with all the necessary infrastructure.

Administrative buildings, post office, mosque and church are located in the central part of the village on the right bank of the Karmasan. On the two main streets - Lenin and Pushkin, all social life and leisure of the villagers are concentrated. There is a central square and a park where festive events are held. Concerts are held in the House of Culture, designed for 600 people. And on the second floor of the building on weekends, the local registry office solemnly registers marriages.
On Lenin Street there are a number of state institutions and a traditional monument to the leader of the proletariat. The building of the central library, the MFC, the Tax Service and the Pension Fund, Sberbank, as well as the local education department are all within walking distance along one side of the street. On the opposite side of it there is a hospital complex, including a polyclinic and a maternity hospital.
Such a convenient location of all the most necessary infrastructure, of course, has its advantages. The villagers rarely drive cars, many move on foot. The only exceptions are residents of the “dormitory” left-bank part of Yazykovo, which can be reached from the center via three automobile and one pedestrian bridges.
Among the sights of the village, it is worth noting the new mosque, built in 2015 and designed in a classic white and emerald color combination. The magnificent building is located in the center of Yazykovo, but the dome of its minaret is visible from all corners of the village.

If you watch Yazykov's online webcams, the majestic Church of the Intercession of the Mother of God and the Royal Great Martyrs attracts attention.

The church looks strict and ascetic, without golden sheen and luxury. The snow-white facade is complemented by a roof and a noble blue dome.
Also on Lenin Street there is a grandiose memorial complex "Memory", dedicated to the tragic events of the Great Patriotic War. At the entrance there are two authentic artillery cannons that took part in the battles. In the center of the memorial rises on a pedestal a sculpture of a Soviet soldier with an "eternal flame" at the foot. On both sides of the monument there are marble commemorative slabs with the names and surnames of the villagers who did not return from the war. Behind the sculpture of a soldier rises a stele with the Order of Victory and bas-reliefs depicting military battles. Four villagers awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union have bronze busts here. This sacred place of pride and sorrow is carefully guarded by the local administration and residents. It is always clean here, and the elements of the composition retain their impeccable appearance for many years.
The once Russian village of Yazykovo eventually turned into a multinational one. Now the majority of the population are Bashkirs and Tatars, and Russians are only 21%. But representatives of all nationalities and religions get along quite harmoniously. National holidays are celebrated by the whole village, regardless of religious affiliation. Two compulsory languages are taught in schools - Russian and Bashkir. And the regional newspaper Blagovarskiye Vesti is published in Russian and Tatar.
In the Blagovarsky district, agricultural production is highly developed - the development of the fertile territory is 85%. Spring and winter crops are cultivated, as well as sugar beets and sunflowers. Most of the population of Yazykov works at the large state-owned poultry plant Blagovarsky.
Due to its favorable location in close proximity to the railway, as well as to the federal highway M-5 "Ural", Yazykovo is a major transport and economic hub, supplying the entire region with agricultural products. Also, truckers and excursion groups often pass through the village, so local hotels are quite in demand.

If you have not yet been able to see the village with your own eyes, Yazykov's webcams, which you can watch online from anywhere in the world, invite you to go on a virtual journey.