What does the coat of arms of Anzhero Sudzhensk mean? What coats of arms are there in the cities of the Kemerovo region

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Flag of Anzhero-Sudzhensk- an identification and legal sign, compiled and used in accordance with vexillological (flag) rules and which is the official symbol of the municipal formation (urban district) “City of Anzhero-Sudzhensk” of the Kemerovo region of the Russian Federation.

The flag was approved on October 25, 2007 and entered into the State Heraldic Register of the Russian Federation with the assignment of registration number 3488.

Description

The flag of the municipality is a rectangular panel, the height (width) of which relates to its length as 2:3, vertically divided into green (at the hoist) and red halves, it reproduces the symbolism from the coat of arms of the municipality, with heraldic gold depicted in yellow, and heraldic silver - white color.

The back side of the flag is a mirror image of its front side.

The heraldic description of the coat of arms of the municipal formation “city of Anzhero-Sudzhensk” reads: “ In a field dissected into green (green) and red (red) there are two golden jagged two-tiered towers, connected by a jagged wall of the same metal, standing on a silver bow placed with the string up; between the towers there is a black stone edged with silver (with four round and four sharp visible protrusions) with a golden flame emanating upward».

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An excerpt characterizing the Flag of Anzhero-Sudzhensk

At the very beginning of the campaign, our armies are cut up, and the only goal to which we strive is to unite them, although in order to retreat and lure the enemy into the interior of the country, there does not seem to be any advantage in uniting the armies. The emperor is with the army to inspire it to defend every step of the Russian land, and not to retreat. The huge Dries camp is being built according to Pfuel's plan and it is not intended to retreat further. The Emperor reproaches the commander-in-chief for every step of retreat. Not only the burning of Moscow, but the admission of the enemy to Smolensk cannot even be imagined by the emperor, and when the armies unite, the sovereign is indignant because Smolensk was taken and burned and was not given a general battle before the walls of it.
The sovereign thinks so, but the Russian military leaders and all Russian people are even more indignant at the thought that ours are retreating into the interior of the country.
Napoleon, having cut up the armies, moves inland and misses several occasions of battle. In August he is in Smolensk and thinks only about how he can move on, although, as we now see, this movement forward is obviously detrimental for him.
The facts clearly show that neither Napoleon foresaw the danger in moving towards Moscow, nor Alexander and the Russian military leaders then thought about luring Napoleon, but thought about the opposite. The luring of Napoleon into the interior of the country did not happen according to anyone’s plan (no one believed in the possibility of this), but occurred from the most complex game of intrigues, goals, desires of people - participants in the war, who did not guess what should be, and what was the only salvation of Russia. Everything happens by accident. The armies are cut up at the start of the campaign. We are trying to unite them with the obvious goal of giving battle and holding off the enemy’s advance, but even in this desire to unite, avoiding battles with the strongest enemy and involuntarily retreating at an acute angle, we lead the French to Smolensk. But it’s not enough to say that we are retreating at an acute angle because the French are moving between both armies - this angle is becoming even sharper, and we are moving even further because Barclay de Tolly, an unpopular German, is hated by Bagration (who will become under his command ), and Bagration, commanding the 2nd Army, tries not to join Barclay for as long as possible, so as not to become under his command. Bagration does not join for a long time (although this is the main goal of all commanders) because it seems to him that he is putting his army in danger on this march and that it is most profitable for him to retreat to the left and south, harassing the enemy from the flank and rear and recruiting his army in Ukraine. But it seems that he came up with this because he did not want to obey the hated and junior German Barclay.

Located in the Kuznetsk Basin, 107 km north of Kemerovo . Railroad station. Since 1928 - a workers' settlement, since 1931 - a city. Population (thousand people): 1913 - approx. 3.0; 1917 - 15.0; 1928 - 33.9; 1939 -70.0; 1959 - 115.6; 1968 - 115.0; 1979 - 105.1; 1992 -106.4; 2002 - 86.5; 2007 - 83.2.

It arose on the basis of the Sudzhensky coal mines, founded in 1897 by a St. Petersburg lawyer, industrialist and millionaire L. A. Mikhelson , and the state-owned Angers mines (founded in 1898), which supplied coal Trans-Siberian Railway . In 1928, the mining villages of Anzherka and Sudzhenka were united into the working village of Anzhero-Sudzhensk. During the first five-year plans, the Anzhero-Sudzhensky district became one of the main coal mining areas, and the Antonovsky quartzite mine, bread and meat processing plant began operating. Over the years Great Patriotic War The industry of Anzhero-Sudzhensk was replenished with several factories: Anzhersky machine-building (based on the Svet Shakhtyora and Krasny Metallist factories, evacuated from Kharkov and Konotop), glass (based on the Batyshevsky and Great October glass factories), No. 37 of the People's Commissariat of Health (on base of the chemical pharmaceutical plant named after Semashko, Moscow, and part of the salicylic plant). In the post-war period, the city was intensively built and continued to develop, but in the 1960-80s. new mines and open-pit mines were opened in the most promising southern regions of Kuzbass. Mining of Anzhero-Sudzhensk coal decreased to 3.8 million tons in 1985. Miners of Anzhero-Sudzhensk actively participated in the July miners' strike of 1989. The crisis situation of the late 1980-90s. had a negative impact on the fate of the city: the oldest mines closed, production volumes sharply decreased, and mass unemployment appeared. All this became the main reason for the “rail war” of 1998, when the railways were blocked by workers, doctors, and teachers.

Today, the city’s coal industry is represented by 3 mines - Fizkulturnik, Sibirskaya, Anzherskaya-Yuzhnaya, 2 open-pit mines - Alchedatsky and Shcherbinovsky, and the Anzherskaya concentration plant. The development of the Nizovskoye coal deposit is considered promising. The leading enterprises of the city are: OJSC Anzheromash, a leader in the production of face equipment for mechanized coal mining; OJSC "ASFAR-MA", a manufacturer of pharmaceutical products in the form of synthetic drug substances, drugs and finished dosage forms; State Unitary Enterprise "Anzhero-Sudzhenskaya Thermal Power Plant"; CJSC "Sibirsky Kolos", one of the largest grain processing enterprises beyond the Urals; OJSC Anzhero-Sudzhensky Meat Processing Plant; OJSC Anzhero-Sudzhensky Dairy Plant.

In 1934, there were 15 libraries, 7 clubs, a cinema, 2 stadiums, and a recreation park in the city. The city hospital was built in 1931. Today in the city: 9 primary and 26 secondary educational institutions, 2 vocational schools, a boarding school, a music school, a children's and youth sports school; 14 cultural institutions, including the Angers Museum of Local Lore (1981). There are branches of Kemerovo State University (since 1991), Kuzbass State Technical University, and Tomsk State Pedagogical University. The newspapers “Our City” and “RIO” are published. The Municipal Unitary Enterprise "City Television and Radio Company" operates.

The first coat of arms of Anzhero-Sudzhensk was approved in 1981: the dark red background of the upper part with the inscription “Anzhero-Sudzhensk” symbolizes the revolutionary past of the city. The golden-green background of the shield represents the forest, taiga environment. The black heap is the main coal industry that gave rise to the city. Against the backdrop of the waste heap, symbols of leading industries are depicted: mechanical engineering, chemical, glass and others.

In 1992, the coat of arms was approved: the shield is divided vertically into green and red, with a white triangle at the bottom. In the center is a black polyhedron of irregular shape in a yellowish flame (the stone that burns is the reason for the emergence of the settlement). A bluish-gray horseshoe runs through the entire shield with its ends down (the Yaya River, the edges surround the city on almost all sides). There are 2 fortresses on the white triangle. Above the shield there are cedar branches, wood grouse (region belonging to Siberia) and 2 stars (Anzherka and Sudzhenka - 2 villages before unification). Above them is the motto: “Love, burn, create.” In the lower parts of the tape with the name of the city and the year the first settlement appeared - 1897.

In 2001, a new coat of arms was approved: the shield is forked-shaped and divided into 3 fields: red, green and silver at the bottom. In the center is a blue shield with an irregularly shaped black stone engulfed in golden flame. A horseshoe-shaped blue ribbon is placed on the red and green fields. On a silver field there are 2 golden towers connected by a golden wall. The horseshoe-shaped ribbon symbolizes the Yaya River. The stone, engulfed in flames, symbolizes the mining of coal. The towers connected by a wall symbolize the merger of 2 workers' villages that gave the city its name

The modern coat of arms was approved in 2007: in a dissected field on a green and red field - 2 golden jagged two-tiered towers, connected by a battlement of the same metal, standing on a silver bow placed upward with a bowstring; between the towers there is a black stone edged with silver (about 4 round and 4 sharp visible protrusions) with a golden flame emanating upward.

Lit.: Shuranov N.P. Cities of Kuzbass. Novosibirsk, 2002. T. 1.

O.V. Baev, N.F. Kustova

ANZHERO-SUDZHENSK, city region subordination in the Kemerovo region, located in the Kuznetsk basin, 107 km north of Kemerovo. Railway station. Since 1928 – slave. settlement, since 1931 – city. Number population (thousands of people): 1913 – approx. 3.0; 1917 – 15.0; 1928 – 33.9; 1939 – 70.0; 1959 – 115.6; 1968 – 115.0; 1979 – 105.1; 1992 – 106.4; 2002 – 86.5; 2007 – 83.2.

It arose on the basis of the Sudzhensky coal mines, founded in 1897 in St. Petersburg. lawyer, industrialist and millionaire L.A. Mikhelson, and the treasury. Angers mines (founded in 1898), which supplied coal to the Trans-Siberian Railway. In 1928, the mining villages. Anzherka and Sudzhenka are united into slaves. village Anzhero-Sudzhensk. During the years of the 1st five-year plans, the Anzhero-Sudzhensky district became one of the main. districts of coal mining, the Antonovsky quartzite mine, bread and meat processing plant began operating. During the years of the Great Patriotic War, the industry of A.-S. replenished several times. factories: Anzhersky Mashinostroit. (based on the Svet Shakhtyora and Krasny Metallist factories, evacuated from Kharkov and Konotop), glass. (based on the Batyshevsky and "Great October" glass factories), No. 37 of the People's Commissariat of Health (based on the Semashko chemical pharmaceutical plant, Moscow, and part of the salicylic plant). In the post-war During this time, the city was intensively built and continued to develop, but in the 1960s–80s. new mines and open-pit mines opened up in the most promising ways. south districts of Kuzbass. Extraction of anzhero-sudzh. coal decreased to 3.8 million tons in 1985. Miners A.-S. actively participated in the July 1989 miners' strike. Crisis. situation con. 1980–90s had a negative impact on the fate of the city: the oldest mines closed, production volumes sharply decreased, and mass unemployment appeared. All this became the basis. the cause of the “rail war” of 1998, when etc. were blocked by workers, doctors, teachers.

Today, the city’s coal industry is represented by 3 mines – “Fizkulturnik”, “Sibirskaya”, “Anzherskaya-Yuzhnaya”, 2 open-pit mines – “Alchedatsky” and “Shcherbinovsky” and will enrich. f-coy "Anzherskaya". The development of the Nizovskoye coal deposit is considered promising. The leading enterprises of the city are: OJSC Anzheromash, a leader in the production of downhole equipment for mechanization. coal mining; OJSC "ASPHARMA", pharmaceutical manufacturer. products in the form of synthetic substances. medicines. products and finished medicines. forms; State Unitary Enterprise "Anzhero-Sudzhenskaya Thermal Power Plant"; CJSC "Sibirsky Kolos", one of the largest grain processing companies. enterprises beyond the Urals; OJSC Anzhero-Sudzhensky Meat Processing Plant; OJSC Anzhero-Sudzhensky Dairy Plant.

In 1934, there were 15 libraries, 7 clubs, a cinema, 2 stadiums, and a recreation park in the city. The city hospital was built in 1931. Today in the city: 9 beginning. and 26 Wed. general education institutions, 2 prof.-technical schools, boarding school, music. school, children's and youth. sport. school; 14 cultural institutions, including Angers local historian. museum (1981). There are branches of the Kemerovo State. University (since 1991), Kuzbass State University Technical University, Tomsk State Pedagogical University. The newspapers “Our City” and “RIO” are published. The Municipal Unitary Enterprise "City Television and Radio Company" operates.

The first coat of arms of A.-S. approved in 1981: dark red background top. parts with the inscription “Anzhero-Sudzhensk” symbolize the roar. the city's past. The golden-green background of the shield represents the forest, the taiga. environment. Black heap - base. coal industry, which gave rise to the city. Against the backdrop of the waste heap, symbols of leading industrial sectors are depicted: mechanical engineering, chemical, glass, etc.

In 1992, the coat of arms was approved: the shield is divided vertically into green and red, with a white triangle at the bottom. In the center is a black polyhedron of irregular shape in a yellowish flame (the stone that burns is the reason for the emergence of the settlement). A bluish-gray horseshoe runs through the entire shield with its ends down (the Yaya River, which surrounds the city on almost all sides). There are 2 fortresses on the white triangle. Above the shield there are cedar branches, wood grouse (regional belonging to Siberia) and 2 stars (Anzherka and Sudzhenka - 2 villages before the unification). Above them is the motto: “Love, burn, create.” In the lower parts of the tape with the name of the city and the year the first settlement appeared - 1897.

In 2001, a new coat of arms was approved: the shield is forked-shaped and divided into 3 fields: red, green and silver at the bottom. In the center is a blue shield with an irregularly shaped black stone, enveloped in ash. flame. A horseshoe-shaped blue ribbon is placed on the red and green fields. For silver. field 2 gold towers connected by ash. wall. The horseshoe-shaped ribbon symbolizes the river. Yaya. A stone engulfed in flames symbolizes the extraction of stones. coal The towers, connected by a wall, symbolize the merger of 2 workers' villages that gave the city its name.

Modern The coat of arms was approved in 2007: in a dissected field on green and red - 2 gold. crenellated two-tiered towers, connected by a battlement of the same metal, standing on silver laid bowstring up. onion; between the towers there is a black stone edged with silver (about 4 round and 4 sharp visible protrusions) with gold emanating upward. flame.

Lit.: Shuranov N.P. Cities of Kuzbass. Novosibirsk, 2002. T. 1.

O.V. Baev, N.F. Kustova

Anzhero-Sudzhensk– city, administrative center of the Anzhero-Sudzhensky urban district of the Kemerovo region. Located 107 km north of Kemerovo in the Kuznetsk Basin, on the river. Angers. The population of the city is 73.7 thousand people. (2015); population of Anzhero-Sudzhensky urban district – 79.6 thousand people. (2015).

History of Anzhero-Sudzhensk

Founded in 1897 in connection with the construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway, which opened access to coal reserves in the north of Kuzbass. In 1897, coal mining began in the Sudzhensky mines, and in 1898 - in the Anzhersky state mines. The villages of Anzherka and Sudzhenka were formed around the coal mines. The name of the villages comes from the river. Angers and the nearby village. Sudzhenka, which was founded in 1845 by settlers from the Kursk province, where the river and the city of Sudzha existed. In 1915, the Anzher and Sudzhensky mines accounted for 92% of all coal production in Kuzbass. The population of the villages also grew. If in 1900 1.8 thousand people lived in Sudzhenka, and 1.5 thousand people lived in Anzherka, then in 1917 the population of these villages was already 15 thousand people. In 1928 the villages of Anzherka and Sudzhenka were united into an urban settlement type Anzhero-Sudzhensky, which in 1931 was transformed into the city of Anzhero-Sudzhensk.

Anzherskaya station

The Anzherskaya railway station was opened in 1898.

The coat of arms of the Anzhero-Sudzhensky urban district depicts two golden towers connected by a golden wall in a dissected green-red field, symbolizing the merger of two workers' villages that gave the city its name. The towers stand on a silver bow placed bowstring up. Between them there is a black stone edged with silver, with a golden flame emanating upward, which personifies coal.

Komsomolskaya Pravda found out what coats of arms are in the cities of the Kemerovo region. Today it includes 20 cities – large and small. And each of them has its own coat of arms, which tells about what kind of people live in the city and what they do.

Kemerovo

The Kemerovo coat of arms was approved on December 30, 1973. It is presented in the form of a French-shaped shield, which is divided into two fields of red and black. In its center is a stylized image of a chemical retort - an apparatus used for distillation or for reproducing reactions. The retort, in turn, seems to overlap parts of the gear and ears. And above all this is inscribed the name of the city - Kemerovo.

As we can see, everything in the coat of arms symbolizes the main directions of industrial development of the regional capital - chemical and engineering. And the ears of wheat show the fertility of our land, associated with the use of mineral fertilizers that are produced at the city’s chemical plants.

Novokuznetsk

Novokuznetsk residents acquired their own coat of arms back in 1804. Even the date and month are known - March 12. Wow! The coat of arms is presented in the form of a shield divided in half.

In the upper half is the Tomsk coat of arms - a snow-white horse runs across a clean green field. Previously, such a horse was called “Kuznetsk” because its breed was distinguished by its endurance and hard work. She could independently get food for herself even from under deep snow.

Below it is a forge and all the tools that belong to it. They are depicted against a golden background, which symbolizes flourishing and splendor. This is a kind of tribute to the occupations of the indigenous people of the Kuznetsk region.

Leninsk-Kuznetsky

The coat of arms of Leninsk-Kuznetsky reflects the natural and economic features of the city. In its center there is a black stone, which symbolizes the main wealth of the city - coal, the reserves of which amount to millions of tons. And it is not surprising that this black stone is on the coat of arms! After all, Leninsk-Kuznetsky is located in the very center of the Kuznetsk Basin.

Coal, painted crosswise over a golden hammer and pickaxe, is surrounded by a glow. It means life and the heat that the stone gives off when burned. And the blue stripe on this coat of arms symbolizes the Inya River, a tributary of the Ob, on which the city of Leninsk-Kuznetsky is located.

Belovo

The people of Belovsk turned out to have a very nice coat of arms. At its center is a miner's lamp with a scarlet flame and a black safety grill, resting on two gold crossed picks. The lamp and pickaxes represent coal mining. And above them are silver birch leaves. They indicate the emergence of a settlement in a place rich in birch forests, and the initial occupation of its inhabitants was the production of charcoal. The shield is topped with a golden tower crown.

The colors on the coat of arms show what kind of people live in Belov. The combination of silver and azure signifies the peaceful nature of the town, its inhabitants and their work, as well as the dignity found in work. And the golden pickaxes and tower are a symbol of labor glory.

Anzhero – Sudzhensk

The beautiful coat of arms of Anzhero-Sudzhensk is two golden towers standing on a silver bow placed bowstring up. Between them sat a black stone with golden flames emanating upward. This whole composition is divided in half by two colors - green and red. The first is the color of Siberia, it symbolizes hope and abundance. Red color – courage, courage, fearlessness, energy, activity. The shield is crowned with the municipal crown of the city district - a golden tower.

Prokopyevsk

The coat of arms of Prokopyevsk appeared on May 28, 2003. It is also divided into two different halves. Moreover, the emblem is similar to the coat of arms of Novokuznetsk - in its upper part there is also a running white horse on a green background. They symbolize the best qualities: courage, speed, strength, dexterity.

Below the horse are a blacksmith's hammer and a pickaxe on a yellow background. They show that Prokopyevsk is an industrial city. But the yellow color reflects the wealth and fertility of local lands.

Mezhdurechensk

The coat of arms of Mezhdurechensk shows its main natural wealth - coal. A flash emanates from it, which is a kind of fire that reflects heat and light.

The author of the coat of arms, Vladislav Gushchin, painted a stone on a red background. This color of the field in heraldry symbolizes the energy that gives life to the city and the fire that melts the metal. Also, red is a symbol of labor, warmth, activity, courage, celebration and beauty.

Directly under the black coal are the green taiga and the rivers Tom and Usa. It was at the site of their confluence that Mezhdurechensk was located.

Kiselevsk

The coat of arms of Kiselevsk was approved on November 30, 2005. The emblem is cut in half with two colors - azure and red. In the center of the coat of arms are depicted a golden spade and pickaxe placed crosswise. A silver lantern with a golden flame was hung from a hook on them. The tools and lantern represent coal mining. The top of the shield is crowned with a golden five-tower crown.

Yurga

But the residents of Yurga have a really unusual coat of arms! It shows a black horse rearing up on its hind legs. It seems that he is about to leave the emblem and gallop into the distance. And it’s all blazing with fire – an impressive picture! Fire is the embodiment of energy, a symbol of life, rebirth.

The horse is the oldest symbol of development, movement forward, the pursuit of perfection, and harmony with nature. His images are among the rock paintings of the Tutalskaya and Nikolskaya pisanitsa. After all, previously, for the ancestors who inhabited the environs of Yurga, the horse was of paramount importance in life.

Berezovsky

The coat of arms of the city of Berezovsky fully reflects not only the name of the city, but also its natural environment - a stylized birch leaf adorns the shield. In its center is the symbol of the mining town - a jackhammer.

Note that the lower part of the emblem is indicated in black. Coal was marked in this color on the coat of arms. This is where the jackhammer penetrates. The name of the city is written in silver above the coat of arms.

Osinniki

A shining yellow disk with rays in a circle - such a sun is on the Osinniki coat of arms. The sun is a symbol of the universe, life, and the desire for perfection.

But on the coat of arms, this celestial body takes on more meaning, because Osinniki is located in the Kemerovo region, a coal region. The sun rises as if from coal seams, indicated in black. Such natural resources provide heat and energy and contribute to its development. And one more feature - the rays of the sun are white on a black background. They are like the blades of a coal harvester.

Myski

The golden flower of the Asian swimsuit is painted on the coat of arms of the city of Myski. It shows the beauty and purity of the local nature, the growth of the economy and culture of the settlement. But gold is a symbol of the highest value, greatness, wealth, harvest.

The blue wavy part of the coat of arms depicts two rivers - Tom and Mras-su. They flow through the territory of the urban district. And at the very bottom, black color indicates, of course, coal!

Mariinsk

Another flower - only a wooden one - is located on the coat of arms of Mariinsk. It is drawn as a carved disk on a stem with leaves. The upper part of the flower is depicted in the form of a Byzantine gold coin - a bezant. It symbolizes success in business and trade. The bezant has a sun pattern carved into it.

Why was the flower depicted as a wooden one? The answer is simple: many houses are decorated with wood carvings on railings, shutters, trim and door frames. Such decorations are the most noticeable attraction and pride of all residents of the Mariinsky municipal district.

Fireboxes

In the center of the Topok coat of arms is a locomotive - a symbol of railway transport. It was from here that the development of the city began. The greenery at the top of the shield indicates that the city is located in a swamp. The blue background reflects a wonderful future.

Around the locomotive are located a gear and a spike. The first speaks of the industry developing in the city, the second is a symbol of the fact that the city is the center of an agricultural region.

Polysayevo

Another interesting coat of arms belongs to Polysaev. It depicts a man - a golden man in a short tunic, carrying a flame in his palm.

This figure is consonant with the image of the ancient hero Prometheus. It was he who gave fire to people. And it is no coincidence that he appeared on the coat of arms of Polysayev. The man speaks allegorically about the main professional activity of the local population - coal mining.

There is another meaning to this coat of arms. Polysayevo is a young, developing city. So the man on the coat of arms is shown in the prime of his life.

Taiga

On the coat of arms of Tashtagol in the upper left corner there are two sables that support a crown against the background of two intersecting arrows. This composition speaks of the connection between the present and the past in the city. To the right of them is the date Tashtagol was awarded city status - 1963.

At the bottom of the shield there are three figures against the backdrop of mountains. At the very bottom are two crossed hammers, denoting the union of science and mining. To their right is a skier. It means the development of winter sports and tourism.

And above them there is a black triangle lying on the palms. This is how they designate the predominant economic sector in Tashtagol - iron ore mining.

But the most important thing on the coat of arms of Kaltan was the sable. After all, the name of the city, according to Dahl’s dictionary, means under-sable, unfed or summer sable. Simply put, a young sable is called a kaltan.

The animal is drawn against a background of a green circle that represents meadow grass. Rays emanate from the circle and are directed into the sky. They symbolize the turbine blades of the city-forming enterprise - the first high-pressure station in Siberia, the Yuzhno-Kuzbass State District Power Plant.

Salair

The Salair municipality has a potato bush on its coat of arms. It was painted with three purple flowers with golden seeds.

The coat of arms symbolizes wealth and prosperity derived from rural labor. Also, local potatoes are famous for their special, good quality.