Kondopoga

Kondopoga is a town and the managerial focus of Kondopozhsky District of the Republic of Karelia, Russia, situated by the northern tip of the Kondopoga Bay of Lake Onega, close to the mouth of the Suna River and Kivach Nature Reserve, around 54 kilometers from Petrozavodsk. The plain originally composed reference to Kondopoga goes back to 1563.

It wound up vital after rich marble stores were found adjacent in 1757 and the quarries were established. Kondopoga turned into a coordinations center point for marble transportation to St. Petersburg. Inside the system of authoritative divisions, Kondopoga fills in as the regulatory focal point of Kondopozhsky District, to which it is specifically subordinated. As a city division, the town of Kondopoga, together with three country areas, is consolidated inside Kondopozhsky Municipal District as Kondopozhskoye Urban Settlement.

Kondopoga has a rail line station on the Moscow– Murmansk railroad, the absolute biggest mash and paper processes in Eastern Europe, a restorative school, and offices for the fabricate of building materials. The Blue Highway, a worldwide visitor course, begins in Mo I Rana, Norway, experiences Sweden and Finland, and afterward through Kondopoga, before consummation in Pudozh. First recorded as right on time as 1495, Kondopoga holds an uncommon landmark of Russian wooden design — the Dormition Church.