Alexander Matrosov Gardens

Alexander Matrosov Gardens
Александр Матросов баҡсаһы (Alexander Matrosov baqsahy)
Alexander Matrosov Monument in Gardens
Type	Urban park
Created	1867
Status	Open all year

Alexander Matrosov Gardens (Bashkir: Александр Матросов баҡсаһы (Alexander Matrosov baqsahy) ) was one of the first urban public parks in Ufa, Russia. The park stretches along all the length of the north Republic House.

History

1867-1917 Ushakovsky park.

The Ufa guvernor Nilolay Bogdanovich killed by a worker in Ushakov park.

1917-1945 Liberty park.

In the park were buried who died in the years of revolution and civil war. At the burial site is now a memorial, which shows only the names Hudayberdin and Cheverev.

In 1934 he was buried here as a classic of the Tatar and Bashkir literature folk poet Bashkortostan Majit Gafuri.

1945-1980 Alexander Matrosov park

1980- 1990 Lenin park

Since 1990 Alexander Matrosov Gardens

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Monuments of Ufa

Russia-Bashkir Monument of Friendship
Monument to Salavat Yulaev
Monument to Zagir Ismagilov
Monument to Miftahetdin Akmulla
Monument to the heroes of the October Revolution and the Civil War
Monument to Feodor Chaliapin
Monument to Majit Gafuri
House Ponosova Mollo
Monument to Alexander Matrosov
Republic House
Governor's House
Congress Hall
Monument to Felix Dzerzhinsky
Monument to Alexander Matrosov and Minigal Gubaidullin
Old Mosque
Lala Tulpan
Ufa Arena
Botanical Garden-Institute
Noble Assembly
Nativity of the Virgin church
Gosagroprom Building
Alexander Matrosov Gardens

Coordinates: 54°43′05″N 55°56′35″E / 54.7181°N 55.9431°E / 54.7181; 55.9431

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