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Web Cam broadcasting real time Kotelnikova street, Vladivostok, Russia. Vladivostok - city and port in the far East of Russia, the administrative center of Primorsky Krai. Located on the Muravyov-Amursky Peninsula and Islands in the Peter the Great Bay, sea of Japan. From Moscow straight - 6416 km Area - 331 sq. km Population in 2016 is 606 653 people. Founded in 1860. During Tsarist Russia, the territory of today's Primorsky territory belonged to China. After the signing of the Treaty in 1858, it passed into the possession of Russia. To Russian here, no one lived. These banks did not attract nor the Mohe tribes who founded the great Kingdom of Bohai, nor come in to replace them jurjana. They do not need was and the Mongol khans. Lived only on the coast a few poor Chinese Fanz, Yes, occasionally frequented by the fishers of the sea cucumber. They once called the Bay - the Bay Golden sea cucumber . In 40-ies of the XIX century in the Pacific waters has appeared court of England and France. On English maps, there was even a port may (as they called the next Golden horn) and Victoria harbour (later Peter the Great Bay). However, engaged in the conquest of the countries of South-East Asia, the European powers had not taken steps to capture the coves in the South of Primorye. In 1859 N. N. Muravyov-Amursky, bypassing on the ship shore of the Bay of Peter the Great, drew attention to the well-sheltered Bay and offered to call her Golden Horn and ordered to found a military post on the shore, which he, N.N. Muravyov-Amur, called Vladivostok. The name "Vladivostok"- from the words "possess" and "Vostok". Was originally built not as a city, as a purely military post on the shore of the Golden horn. The tenth of may, 1880 Vladivostok from 7 to 300 residents was officially declared a city and was separated from the Primorsko region as an independent administrative unit. In its territory included the Peninsula Muravyov-Amur and island Russian. In may 1891 Vladivostok after a six-month round-the-world voyage came the cruiser "Memory of Azov". On Board were the Grand Duke, the heir to the throne, the future last Emperor of Russia Nicholas II. Arriving in Vladivostok he participated in the bookmark of the Eastern section of the TRANS-Siberian railway. The expansion of foreign trade relations and active work of Russian capital in China, Korea and Japan began to demand a large number of translators. By the decree of the Council of State in 1899 was established by the Oriental Institute. 1907 began a new stage in the development of the city: the loss of Port Arthur and Distant ( far - town. Founded by the Russians in 1898 on the site of the Chinese fishing village) re-make Vladivostok the main Russian port on the Pacific ocean.