Pervomaiskii

Pervomaiskii 

an urban-type settlement in Arkhangel’sk Oblast, RSFSR, under the jurisdiction of the Isakogorskii raion soviet of the city of Arkhangel’sk. Located on the left bank of the Severnaia Dvina, 12 km from the Isakogorka railroad station. Population, 34,200 (1970). The settlement has the Arkhangel’sk Pulp and Paper Mill, a furniture factory, a plant that produces reinforced-concrete articles, and a combine that grows plants in greenhouses.

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Pervomaiskii 

an urban-type settlement and administrative center of Pervomaiskii Raion, Kharkov Oblast, Ukrainian SSR. Railroad station (Likhachevo) on the Kharkov-Lozovaia line. Population, 19,400 (1974). The settlement has a chemical combine, a machinery-repair plant, and a plant producing rein-forced-concrete structural members. The local food-processing industry includes a butter factory and other plants.

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Pervomaiskii 

an urban-type settlement in Tula Oblast, RSFSR, under the jurisdiction of the Shchekino city soviet. Located 6 km from the Shchekino railroad station on the Tula-Orel line, on the Moscow-Simferopol’ highway. Population, 16,100 (1974). Industrial enterprises include the Shchekino Chemical Combine, a wood-products combine, and a synthetic-fiber plant. Pervomaiskii has a heat-and-electric power plant.

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Pervomaiskii 

an urban-type settlement in Cheliabinsk Oblast, RSFSR, under the jurisdiction of the Korkino city soviet. Railroad station (Klubnika) 44 km southwest of Cheliabinsk. Population, 11,300 (1974). Pervomaiskii has a plant producing cement and a combine manufacturing asbestos-cement articles. There is an industrial construction-materials technicum in the settlement.

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Pervomaiskii 

an urban-type settlement and administrative center of Pervomaiskii Raion, Tambov Oblast, RSFSR. Located on the highway between Moscow and Volgograd. A railroad junction (Bogoiavlensk) on the lines to Riazhsk, Chaplygin, Michurinsk, and Sosnovka. Population, 11,200 (1973). Pervomaiskii has a plant that builds machinery for the chemical industry, a milk plant, a meat-packing and poultry-processing plant, and a flour-milling combine.

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Pervomaiskii 

an urban-type settlement in Shemonaikha Raion, Vostochnyi Kazakhstan Oblast, Kazakh SSR. Located 6 km from the Irtysh River and 70 km northwest of the city of Ust’-Kamenogorsk. Population, 10,000 (1970). Industries include the Irtysh Chemical and Metallurgical Plant and a factory for artistic embroidery. The settlement has a chemical and metallurgical evening technicum.

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Pervomaiskii 

an urban-type settlement in Moskovskii Raion, Kirghiz SSR. Located in the Chu River valley. Railroad station (Belovodskaia) on the Lugovaia-Rybach’e line. Population, 7,800 (1973). Pervomaiskii has two sugar refineries, a brickyard, and a grain combine. It also has a sovkhoz for fattening animals and a fruit-nursery sovkhoz.

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Pervomaiskii 

an urban-type settlement in Donetsk Oblast, Ukrainian SSR, under the jurisdiction of the Snezhnoe city soviet. It is located 2 km from the Beschinskaia railroad station, the terminus of a branch line. There is a brickyard in the settlement.

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Pervomaiskii 

an urban-type settlement in Gorodets Raion, Gorky Oblast, RSFSR. It is located 5 km from the Za-volzh’e railroad station, the terminus of a branch line from Gorky. Peat is cut nearby.

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Pervomaiskii 

an urban-type settlement in Lida Raion, Grodno Oblast, Byelorussian SSR. It is located 8 km from the Lida railroad junction, which has lines to Grodno, Vilnius, Molodechno, and Baranovichi. Peat is cut and processed in the settlement.

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Pervomaiskii 

an urban-type settlement in Kirov Oblast, RSFSR, under the jurisdiction of the Slobodskoi city soviet. Located on the right bank of the Viatka River, a tributary of the Kama, 5 km from the city of Slobodskoi, the settlement has a railroad station (Belka Slobodskaia) on the Kirov-Girsovo-Slobodskoi branch line. Industries include a match factory, a fur factory, and a building-materials combine.

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Pervomaiskii 

an urban-type settlement in Orenburg Raion, Orenburg Oblast, RSFSR. Located on the Donguz River, a tributary of the Ural, it has a railroad station (Donguzskaia) 25 km south of Orenburg. There is an experimental farm of the All-Union Scientific Research Institute for Raising Livestock for Meat.