Площадь 1905 года (бывшая Церковная

Площадь 1905 года (бывшая Церковная, Кафедральная и Торговая)— площадь в центре Екатеринбурга. Горожане в просторечии именуют её «площадь пятого года».В современном виде сложилась в 1930 году, после сноса стоявшего здесь Богоявленского собора, как общее пространство двух ранее существовавших площадей: Кафедральной и Главной торговой. На площадь выходят улицы Вайнера, Урицкого, 8 Марта, переулки Банковский и Володарского. С запада и востока на площадь выходит Проспект Ленина.

Результаты (английский) 1:

Square of the year 1905 (the former Cathedral Church, and trade) is a square in the center of Ekaterinburg. Townspeople in common parlance referred to as its "area of fifth year." in modern form arose in the year 1930, after the demolition of the Cathedral of the Epiphany, which was stationed here as a common space of two pre-existing plazas: the Cathedral and the main shopping. The square face, Weiner, Uritskogo Street, 8 March, alleys banking and Valadarski Street. From the West and the East of the square goes Lenin Avenue.

Результаты (английский) 2:

Area 1905 (formerly Church, Cathedral and Trade) - Square in the center of Yekaterinburg. Citizens colloquially referred to as its "area of ​​the fifth year" .In modern form occurred in 1930, after the demolition of the Epiphany Cathedral to stand here as a common space of two pre-existing space: Cathedral and the main shopping. In the area of ​​the exit of the street Weiner, Uritsky, March 8, lanes Bank and Volodarsky. From the west and the east of the square goes Lenin Avenue.

Результаты (английский) 3:

the 1905 (the former church, cathedral and trade) is a square in the middle of the city. the townspeople in просторечии called her "the fifth года».в modern form emerged in the 1930s.after the demolition of standing here богоявленского cathedral as the total space of two previously existing space: the cathedral and the main chamber. on the square are the вайнера, урицкого, 8 marchdown the bank and valadarski street. from the west and the east in the area's lenin avenue.