udomlya造句

• On September 11, 1981, Udomlya was granted town status.
• On September 11, 1981 Udomlya was granted town status.
• There are also local roads, with bus traffic originating from Udomlya.
• On January 1961 Udomlya was granted work settlement status.
• There is a local museum in Udomlya.
• Udomlya has an access to this road.
• The main industrial enterprise in the district is the Kalinin Nuclear Power Plant, located in Udomlya.
• Udomelsky District, with the administrative center in Udomlya, was established within Tver Okrug of Moscow Oblast.
• Udomelsky District, with the administrative center in the railway station of Udomlya, was established within Tver Okrug of Moscow Oblast.
• The former Datcha Chayka on the shores of Lake Udomlya, which belonged to artist Vitold Byalynitsky-Birulya, is also open as a museum.
• The "'Kalinin Nuclear Power Station "'( [ ] ) is located about north west of Moscow, in Tver Oblast near the town of Udomlya.
• The former Dacha Chayka on the shores of Lake Udomlya, located close to the town, which belonged to artist Vitold Byalynitsky-Birulya, is also open as a museum.
• Udomelsky District is a part of the lake district located in the Valdai Hills, with the largest lakes within the district being Lake Udomlya, Lake Pesvo, and Lake Navolok, all in the drainage basin of the Msta.
• The main industrial enterprise in Udomlya is the Kalinin Nuclear Power Plant ( 98 % volume of industrial production in Udomlya District, 70 % of electric power produced in Tver Oblast and 2, 5 % of goods and products of Tver Oblast ).
• The main industrial enterprise in Udomlya is the Kalinin Nuclear Power Plant ( 98 % volume of industrial production in Udomlya District, 70 % of electric power produced in Tver Oblast and 2, 5 % of goods and products of Tver Oblast ).
• The leaders also spoke out against ethnic violence, including a brawl at a Moscow market where a dark-skinned trader from Azerbaijan was killed and attacks against Muslims and their shops by a crowd of neo-fascists in Udomlya, a town near Tver, 175 kilometers ( 110 miles ) west of Moscow.