Nagayevo, Magadan

Nagayevo (Russian: Нага́ево) was an urban-type settlement on the shore of Nagayev Bay of the Sea of Okhotsk in what later became present day Magadan Oblast, in the Russian Far East.

For other uses, see Nagayevo.
Nagayevo, Magadan
View of Nagayev Bay
Location of
Location of
Nagayevo, Magadan (Magadan Oblast)
Coordinates: 59°33′N 150°47′E
CountryRussia
Federal subjectMagadan Oblast
Founded1929
Current status since1939
 • Municipal districtNow part of Port of Magadan

Presently, Nagayevo is a microdistrict in and the port area of the city of Magadan, the administrative center of Magadan Oblast.

History
See also: Dalstroy

Nagayevo was a predecessor of the present day city of Magadan. It was founded in 1929 on the shore of Nagayev Bay of the Sea of Okhotsk as part of a plan for the establishment of an East Even Cultural Base (Восточно-Эвенская культбаза). Among the structures built, there were three residential buildings, a school, a veterinary station, a hospital, a bathhouse and a boarding school.[1] It rapidly grew, and in 1930 it was granted urban-type settlement status. In 1931, it became the administrative center of Okhotsk-Evenk National Okrug. The East Even Cultural Base was disbanded in 1931, but the Kamchatka Joint-Stock Company (AKO) erected a building. More ships entered the harbor and the area continued developing, paving the way for modern Magadan. Some of the East Even Cultural Base buildings survived well into the 1980s.[2]

In 1932, the Settlement of Magadan was founded just 2.5 kilometers (1.6 mi) from Nagayevo, also on the coast. In 1939, they were both merged into the new Town of Magadan.

See also
  • Ports and harbours of the Russian Pacific Coast
  • Cities and towns built in the Soviet Union

References
  1. Акт о выборе площади для месторасположения Восточно-Эвенской (Нагаевской) культурной базы (1929 г.) (in Russian)
  2. Magadan - History of the development and formation of the city


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