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Shar'ya is the largest city in the Eastern part of the Kostroma region, located at the intersection of four major trucking arteriesRussia. Also, this town is one of the most important stations of the TRANS-Siberian railway.Shariyacame from a railway settlement named after proceeding in this area of the river, in the early twentieth century. Until that time there was located a remote village, transformed by the end of the XVIII century in the Vetluga district. And before the land was settled by Finno-Ugric peoples cheremisses. In a modern city there are many landmarks of the Soviet era, such as military monuments. As well as railway monuments such as the historic depot building, which construction took place over 100 years ago. In the railway Park preserved hydroclone, is used for filling steam locomotives with water. Also, the city is a monument to the steam locomotive P-36. In Charrier brought to the development of the industrial sector are mechanical engineering, power engineering, woodworking industry, and food production, table mineral water and building materials. The city has a well-developed field of education, there are many libraries. In Charrier pays special attention to the development of the market and services. Here built shopping centers, consumer services, catering establishments private tourist base, as well as several health and hotel facilities. In addition, the city is one of the most developed transport nodes in the region. In addition to major motor roads and railway lines, the city is the airport. In Shar'ya has also retained much of its old wooden buildings – houses for the railway Department relating to the early twentieth century and is beautifully decorated buildings of the Stalin era. By the way, recently, the city was revived by the Church in the name of Saint Nicholas, demonstrating the best traditions of Russian wooden architecture, became the main temple of the city. Besides him, there are 3 Orthodox churches. About the history of the Shar'i tells in detail the State history Museum, where you can see stuffed animals, various old household items, models of merchant boats of the nineteenth century, as well as various exhibits related to railway industry.