Lysva

Built around an ironworks on the Lysva River, Lysva grew into an industrial town in Perm Krai. The settlement dates to 1785, when the Lysvensky ironworks was established in the western foothills of the Middle Urals; it received town status in 1926. Metalworking remains central to the local identity, and Lysva is widely associated in Russia with enamelled steel cookware made by the Lysva Metallurgical Plant. Forested Urals terrain and the river valley give the town a setting distinct from Perm’s broad Kama-side urban landscape. Browse other webcams across Perm Krai to place this setting in a wider geographic context.

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