Exhibition center pavilion 12 on the map. For which Gerasim drowned his mum. Entrances: Likhoborsky, State Farm, Fair
Most of the exhibitions and fairs at VDNH are held in one of two exhibition pavilions: 69 and 75. These pavilions are located next to each other, to the right of the main entrance to VDNH, at a distance of about 800 meters from it (to the entrance to pavilion 75 from the VDNH arch; the total distance from the metro exit will be approximately 1,400 meters).
To go through on the territory of VDNH to these pavilions, the easiest way to navigate is the monument to V.I. Lenin, who stands in front of the Central Pavilion of VDNH. Having reached it from the arch of the main entrance (straight, 300 meters) you need to turn right - you will see the entrance to Pavilion 75 at the end of the alley. Pavilion 69 is located behind it (see diagram).
Alternative optionhow to get to these pavilions: if you are traveling on a monorail, you need to get off at the final stop "Sergei Eisenstein Street". Leaving the station, you will find yourself in front of the gate to the territory of VDNH, the entrance to the North-2, from which it is only 200 meters to the entrance to Pavilion 69.
Photo: pavilions 69 and 75 of VDNH
The photo of pavilions 69 and 75 of the Exhibition of Economic Achievements shows their main entrances.
It is impossible to imagine Russia without Moscow, and Moscow without The idea of \u200b\u200bcreating an exhibition arose back in 1923, but the final appearance of VDNH was formed much later after a large-scale reconstruction of 1935-1954. The exhibition changed its name several times, but the layout of the pavilions at VDNH did not change significantly. Numerous objects, monuments and pavilions are outstanding examples of the architecture of the Soviet era. For almost a century of history, VDNH has become not only a favorite place for Muscovites and visitors, but also the largest exhibition center in Russia and Europe.
VDNH: plan
The total area of \u200b\u200bthe Exhibition of Achievements of the National Economy after merging with the Botanical Garden and Ostankino Park is 520 hectares. This vast territory cannot be carefully examined even in a few days. The pavilions of the exhibition present the most advanced innovative technologies in all spheres of human activity. The layout of the VDNH pavilions is needed by numerous visitors for a more efficient inspection, depending on plans and tasks. The easiest way is to get by metro to the VDNH Station or other public transport at 119 Mira Avenue.
The main entrance
Coming out of the metro and heading to the main entrance, pay attention to the Cosmonautics Museum, over which is worth a visit. Along the central alley, passing the arch of the main entrance, you can get to a large square, in the center of which is the famous fountain "Friendship of Peoples." Around the fountain are the Central House of Nations and pavilions: "Public Education", "Biology", "Physics", "Chemistry", "Standards", "Printing", "Coal Industry" and "Atomic Energy". The VDNH scheme will lead to the Stone Flower fountain, and along the way you can visit the pavilions: Kazakhstan, Trade Union Exhibition Center, Healthcare, Azerbaijan, Radio Engineering and Communications, Optics, Culture. Thus, you can reach the center of the exhibition by viewing several thematic exhibitions.
Khovansky gate
Through this gate you can also get to the heart of the complex, which houses three aircraft and a model of the Gagarin rocket "Vostok", which is located in front of the pavilion "Cosmos". Passing along Khovanskaya Street, it is worth examining the pavilions: "Hydrometeorology", "Forestry", "Chemical industry", "Beekeeping", "Microbiology", "Oil industry". Despite the historically far-sighted architectural solution, the layout of the VDNKH pavilions is constantly updated based on economic and political requirements. Therefore, you must follow the information. Near the pavilion "Cosmos" there are also expositions: "Transport", "Physical Culture", "Mechanical Engineering", "Electrification", "Veterinary Medicine".
Entrances: Likhoborsky, State Farm, Fair
From the eastern side, VDNH can be reached through three entrances. From Eisenstein Street, visitors go to the fairgrounds and the ultra-modern pavilion No. 75. Via Sovkhoznaya Street you can go to the livestock and agriculture complex. It includes pavilions: Pig, Sheep, Dairy, Meat, Cattle, Poultry, Hunting and Hunting, Processing of Agricultural Products and much more. If you get to the exhibition through Likhoborsky entrance, the VDNH scheme will lead to the artificial lakes where the pavilions are located: “Shipbuilding”, “Fishing”, “Nature Protection”. Using this entrance, wedding processions for painting in the newly opened
Entrance from the Botanical Garden
At VDNH, developers and manufacturers provide the best examples of their work. This also applies to the breeding programs of the exhibition pavilions. Those who wish can purchase seeds and seedlings of crops obtained as a result of many years of scientific work. After a walk through the Botanical Garden, guests of the exhibition can see the pavilions “Rabbit breeding”, “Economics and organization of the agricultural sector” and the large complex “Horse Breeding” with a walking park. Further, the VDNH scheme will lead to the central pavilions and fountains.
VDNH for the whole family
The exhibition will be interesting to everyone: from the smallest guests to the elderly. For educational purposes, visit the mock-up of the Buran reusable spacecraft; an exposition dedicated to the creation of the shuttle is operating in the fuselage. Nearby is the pavilion "Polytechnic", constantly updated thematic exhibitions will pleasantly surprise you with their diversity. A fascinating “journey to Mars” was organized at the Museum of Mars (the “Cosmos” pavilion), and the Museum of Illusions and Labyrinths will provide nine attraction programs for amateurs taking pictures against the backdrop of unusual scenery. Exciting events are held in the House of Culture, where concerts, exhibitions, and meetings with interesting and famous people are held. Cinema “Circular panorama” can be attributed to this category: watching films creates a wonderful place where the viewer becomes a part of the action. The VDNH scheme is sure to be needed by lovers of cycling and rollerblading (a rental point to the left of the main entrance). I would like to pay special attention to the Moskvarium Aquarium, which allows you to look into the depths of the World Ocean. The complex includes an aquarium, a swimming center with dolphins and a main hall for large-scale and colorful performances with marine animals and pinnipeds. The children’s admiration is caused by the Attropark at VDNKh, which is located to the right of the main entrance. Sixteen of the most modern attractions will please not only children, but also adults.
When walking along the picturesque paths of the complex and visiting the numerous pavilions, visitors will definitely need the VDNH scheme. Moscow is always glad to welcome its guests and surprise with cultural and architectural sights, which, of course, include the Exhibition of Achievements of National Economy.
Today in pavilion No. 75 at VDNKh-VVC you can see a model of Moscow made on a scale of 1: 400.
On an area of \u200b\u200bmore than 120 square meters, about 9 thousand miniature buildings are represented. To enhance the experience, the latter have built-in LEDs that create the effect of lighting in a night city.
Photo 1. Model of Moscow at VDNH (general view)
Model of Moscow. The beginning of the story
In 1975, an exhibition of the Hungarian People's Republic was held at VDNH, dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the liberation of its capital from the Nazis. It was there that the model of the center of Budapest was presented, which aroused interest not only among visitors, but also among metropolitan architects.
The then chief architect of Moscow, Mikhail Vasilievich Posokhin, turned to the Chairman of the Moscow City Council, Vladimir Fedorovich Promyslov, with a request to create a similar model of the city of Moscow and received approval. Starting from 1976 and practically until 1986, two teams of mock-ups worked on it, who created mock-up elements at the Kartolitografiya factory.
From the very beginning, due to the fact that the scale was chosen at 1: 500, it became clear that the whole city in miniature would occupy a significant area, and therefore they decided to conduct a prototype of the city center - to the borders of the Garden Ring.
They created a prototype of Moscow to their conscience: the buildings were made of maple, the birch was used for the relief of the capital, and the Kremlin ensemble was made from a number of valuable types of wood - red, lemon, amaranth and holly. Domes of Kremlin cathedrals were treated with gold leaf, and the main waterways of the city - the Moscow River and Yauza - were made from rosewood.
To accommodate the layout of the city, which in finished form had dimensions of 12x12 meters, by 1986 an individual building was built on Brestskaya Street, where it was placed in the main hall.
It is worth noting that the layout carried not only demonstration functions, but was also used by Moscow architects in their direct work.
Because all the miniature buildings were removable, and the Moscow model itself was assembled on 2x2 meter sliding platforms - this allowed architects to determine the planning characteristics of new objects and skillfully fit them into an already formed architectural ensemble of a particular district of the city, setting their miniature in the planned place.
Among the first visitors to such an original exhibition were Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin and Fidel Castro. The "House on Brest" also held receptions for foreign delegations arriving in Moscow.
A new history of the creation of the city in miniature
They talked about a new, modern layout recently - in 2011. Initially, they wanted to execute it in color in accordance with the layout of American New York on a scale of 1: 1200, which would allow placing the entire territory of the city of Moscow within its historical borders on a relatively small space. This idea was abandoned when new territories were added to the capital, after which they settled on a scale of 1: 400 and decided to prototype only the central part of the capital.
The work began in the fall of 2012 and less than three years later - in the first summer days of 2015 - the first part was put on display.
Further, the layout of Moscow was constantly supplemented, and it is planned to completely complete the work on its production in 2017, when its total area will reach a size of 950 square meters and it will become one of the largest in the world.
Today, on a model of Moscow, the VDNH-VVC presents the main attractions of the capital, as well as places of active and cultural recreation popular with tourists and Muscovites.
I would like to emphasize that the layout is made with amazing detail of all the buildings presented, and there are, almost, 6 and a half thousand of them, and the landscape of the city territory.
To enhance the visual effect, the surface of the Moskva River and Yauza were performed in a technique that allowed creating a kind of water ripple on the mirror of these two arteries.
In the model of Moscow, the VDNKh also mounted a special illumination of buildings from the inside, which serves not only to create the effect of a night city, but also allows you to highlight buildings depending on their purpose: residential, administrative, cultural and transport infrastructure ...).
- Placement of the layout of Moscow: Pavilion No. 75 at VDNH (2nd floor)
- Opening hours: daily from 11 to 19:00 (Monday - day off)
- Admission Price: Free
- Official website: www.maketmoskvy.ru
Watch the video from the hall with the layout of Moscow at VDNH-VVC:
Did you like the material? Thanks are easy! We would be very grateful if you share this article on social networks. And if you have have something to add on the topic, please write in the comments. Thanks!
New articles on the site:
Interesting blog:
All schemes are clickable.
Map VSHV. 1939 year
1 main entrance
2 Administrative area
3 Main Alley
4 Collective farm area
5 Mechanization area
6 Michurinsky Garden
7 open ground
8 Yunnat plot
9 Young Naturalists
10 Recreation Area - Park of Culture. Dzerzhinsky
11 Exhibition Management
12 Main Pavilion
13 Pavilion of the Uzbek SSR
14 Far East
15 Siberia
16 Leningrad and the North-East of the RSFSR
17 Soviet Arctic (near the pavilion - papanin's tent, No. 85)
18 Pavilion of the Moscow, Tula and Ryazan Regions
19 Pavilion of the Ukrainian SSR
20 Pavilion of Kursk, Voronezh and Tambov Regions
21 Pavilion of the Turkmen SSR
22 Pavilion of the Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic
23 Central areas
24 North Caucasus and Crimea
25 Pavilion of the Kyrgyz SSR
26 Pavilion of the Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic
27 Pavilion of the Tajik SSR
28 Pavilion of the Belarusian SSR
29 Volga region
30 Pavilion of the Azerbaijan SSR
31 Pavilion of the Armenian SSR
32 Pavilion of the Georgian SSR
33 Pavilion of the Kaeah SSR
34 Ponds
35 Print
36 peat
37
38 Agroforestry reclamation
39 Sugar Factory
40 Grain
41 Cotton
42 Mechanization
43 Monument comrade Stalin
44 Hydroelectric Power Station
45 Sericulture
46 Gardening
47 Potatoes and vegetables
48 Viticulture and winemaking
49 Sugar Beet
50 Flax, hemp and new-bast crops
51 Oilseeds
52 Industrial crops and medicinal plants
53 Livestock
54 Pavilions Veterinary and Artificial insemination
55 Manege
56 Livestock buildings
57 Dog breeding
58 Hunting and fur farming
59 Poultry plot
60 Fishing industry
61 Beekeeping
62 Rabbit breeding
63 Section New in the Village
64 Fountain in the area of \u200b\u200bcollective farms
65 Fountain "Ear" on the pond
66 Cinema №1
67 Cinema №2
68 Circus
69 Concert stage
70 Green Theater
71 Beer
72 Hladoprom
73 liquor
74 Meat
75 Canned Food
76 Confectioner
77 Tobacco
78 teahouse
79
80 Oriental restaurant
81 Children's Cafe
82 Cafe number 2
83 Main Restaurant
84 Tea-dining room
85 (See No. 17)
86 Greenhouse of subtropical crops
87 Vet Clinic
Scheme from the journal "Architecture of the USSR" ( 1939)
1 - main entrance,
2 - collective farm area,
3 - the area of \u200b\u200bMechanization,
4 - The main pavilion,
5 - pavilion of the Uzbek SSR,
6 - pavilion of the Far East,
7 - pavilion of Siberia,
8 - pavilion of Leningrad and the North-East of the RSFSR,
9 - pavilion "Soviet Arctic",
10 - pavilion of the Moscow, Tula and Ryazan regions
11 - pavilion of the Ukrainian SSR,
12 - pavilion of the Turkmen SSR,
13 - pavilion of the Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic,
14 - pavilion of the central regions,
15 - pavilion of the Kyrgyz SSR,
16 - pavilion of the Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic,
17 - pavilion of the Tajik SSR,
18 - pavilion of the Belarusian SSR,
19 - Pavilion "Volga",
20 - pavilion of the Azerbaijan SSR,
21 - pavilion of the Armenian SSR,
22 - pavilion of the Georgian SSR,
23 - Pavilion of the Kazakh SSR,
24 - pavilion Mechanization,
25 - Stalin's monument,
26 - livestock buildings,
27 - section "New in the village"
1940 map
1 Administrative area
2 Exhibition Management
3 Pavilion Young Naturalists
4 Children's cafe
5 Circus
6 Cafe
7 Printing Pavilion
8 Peat
9 Main Pavilion
10 Pavilion of the Kazakh SSR
11 Pavilion of the Georgian SSR
12 Pavilion of the Armenian SSR
13 Oil Pavilion
14 Pavilion of the Azerbaijan SSR
15 Road Construction Pavilion
16 Volga Pavilion
17 Pavilion of the Belarusian SSR
18 Pavilion Agroforestry
19 Variety Theater
20 Cinema
21 Pavilion of the Tajik SSR
22 Pavilion of the Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic
23 Pavilion of the Kyrgyz SSR
24 Pavilion North Caucasus and Crimea
25 teahouse
26 Cinema
27 Eastern restaurant
28 Pavilion of the Uzbek SSR
29 Pavilion Far East
30 Pavilion Siberia
31
32 Pavilion Leningrad and the North-East of the RSFSR
33 Pavilion of the Karelian-Finnish SSR
34 Pavilion of the Moscow, Tula and Ryazan Regions
35 Pavilion of the Ukrainian SSR
36 Pavilion of the Turkmen SSR
37 Pavilion of the Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic
38 Pavilion of the Central regions of the RSFSR
39 Pavilion 3erno
40 Voronezh, Kursk, Tambov and Penza reg.
41 Sugar factory
42 Dairy
43 Pigsty
44 Pigsty
45 Cowshed
46 feed mill
47 Calf
48 Shepherd
49 Vet Clinic
50 Reindeer
51 Entrance to the plot "New in the village"
52 Green Theater
53 Pavilion Viticulture and winemaking
54 Greenhouses and vegetable plot
55 Pav. Gardening and Floriculture
56 Pavilion Potatoes and vegetables
57 Pavilion Sugar beet
58 Pavilion Cotton
59 Pavilion Len, hemp and new bast cultures
60 Pavilion Oilseeds
61 Gardens
62 Pavilion Technical and medicinal plants
63 Pavilion Beekeeping
64 Pavilion Chemicalization of Agriculture
65 Pavilion Mechanization
66 Pavilion of Glavtabak
67 Pavilion of Glavchay and Glavkonditer
68 Dining
69 Bar Glavpivo
70 Pavilion Glavkonserva
71 Pavilion Glavmyasa
72 Livestock Pavilion
73 Stables
74 Pavilion of Veterinary Medicine
75 lead circle
76 Pigsty
77 Manege
78 Cowshed
79 Cowshed
80 Foal
81 Camel
82 calf
83 Pavilion Rabbit breeding
84 Pavilion Sericulture
85 Pavilion Dog Breeding
86 Pavilion Hunting and fur farming
87 hunting lodge
88 Pavilion Hydroelectromechanization
89 Pavilion Collective farm hydroelectric power station
90 Pavilion Glavlikervodki
91 Pavilion of Glavkholoprom
92 Main restaurant
93 Poultry farm
94 Fisheries
VSHV scheme 1941 year
Reverse side of the circuit
List of Pavilions
VSHV scheme 1954 year
VSHV scheme 1954 year
I. EXHIBITION CENTER
1 main entrance
2 South entrance
3 North entrance
Behind the Main Alley
4 Main Pavilion
5 Collective farm area
6 Mechanization area
6a "RSFSR"
7 "North Caucasus"
8 "Estonian SSR"
9 "Latvian SSR"
10 "Lithuanian SSR"
11 "Moldavian SSR"
12 "Kazakh SSR"
13 "Georgian SSR"
14 "Armenian SSR"
15 "Azerbaijan SSR"
16 "Volga"
17 "Belarusian SSR"
18 "Tajik SSR"
19 "Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic"
20 "Kyrgyz SSR"
21 "Central regions"
22 "Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic"
23 "Turkmen SSR"
24 "Ukrainian SSR"
25 "Moscow, Ryazan, Tula, Kaluga and Bryansk regions"
26 "Leningrad and the north-western regions"
27 Ural
28 "Far East"
29 "Uzbek SSR"
30 "Karelian-Finnish SSR"
31 "Siberia"
32 "Northeastern regions"
33 "Central black soil regions"
34 "State farms"
35 "Young Naturalists"
II. CROP SECTION
36 "Agriculture"
37 "Cotton"
38 "Grain" with a vegetation house
38a platform for showing cars
39 "Sugar beet"
39a Platform for showing cars
40 "Potato and vegetables"
40a Platform for cars
41 "Flax, hemp and other bast crops"
41a Platform for showing cars
42 "Forestry"
42a Platforms for showing cars
42б Nursery
43 Protective forest belts
44 Crop rotation fields
45 Sculpture by I.V.Michurin
46 "Peat"
4ba Platforms for showing cars
47 "Hydrometeorological service"
47a Weather Station
48 "Oilseeds and industrial crops"
49 "Gardening"
49a Platforms for showing cars
50 "Viticulture and winemaking"
50a Greenhouse for grapes
51 "Water Management"
52 "Sericulture"
52a Wormwater
53 "Beekeeping"
53a bee house
54 "Floriculture and Landscaping" with a greenhouse of subtropics
55 Greenhouses and greenhouses
55a Vegetable plot
55b Plot of insulated soil
56 Orchard
57 Plant Protection Station
58 Mushroom picker
III. ANIMAL SECTION
59 "Livestock"
59a Platforms for showing cars
60 "Veterinary medicine and livestock"
61 "Cattle" No. 1
62 "Cattle" No. 2
63 "Cattle" No. 3
64 "Young cattle"
65 "Pig" №1
66 "Pig" №2
67 "Pig" №3
68 "Sheep" №1
69 "Sheep" №2
70 "Horse breeding" №1
71 "Horse breeding" No. 2
72 "Horse breeding" No. 3
73 Camel
74 Manege
75 Lead circle with stands
76 "Feed" and the feed mill
77 "Dairy factory"
78 "Poultry"
79 Turkey
80 Gusyatnik
81 Chickens
82 Utyatnik
83 birdhouse
84 Aviaries for recorders
85 "Records"
86 Typical poultry hatchery
87 Mobile houses for field keeping birds
TYPICAL BELL
88 Veterinary Medicine
89 Hospital
90 zoological office
91 Isolator
92 Feed
93 Washing
LARGE TYPICAL ANIMAL FARMING FARMS
94 Four-row barn for 200 cows
95 Cowshed per 100 cows
96 Premises for young cattle and calf
97 Collective farm dairy
98 Butter and cheese factory
99 Birdhouse for 1,300 chickens
100 Chickens for 1,800 chickens
101 Sheepfold for 1,100 sheep
102 Pigsty for 38 sows
103 Model artificial insemination point for horses, cows and sheep
104 Forge
105 "Rabbit breeding" with typical premises of the rabbit farm and aviaries
106 "Fisheries"
107 "Pond farming"
108 hatcheries
109 "Hunting and fur farming" with typical premises of collective and state farm animal farms and enclosures for game animals
110 "Dog breeding"
111 Reindeer
112 Veterinary clinic for the exhibition of animals
113 Wind turbines
IV. SECTION OF AGRICULTURE MECHANIZATION AND ELECTRIFICATION
114 "Mechanization and electrification of agriculture"
115 Platforms for showing cars
116 "Collective farm hydroelectric power station"
117 Pump station
118 Hydraulic ram
TYPICAL FAMILY MTS
119 Machine and tractor workshop
120 Garage for tractors
121 Garage for combines
122 Garage for agricultural vehicles
123 Canopy for transport equipment
124 Spare parts warehouse
125 Car garage
126 MTS Office
127 Dining Room
128 Hostel for 50 people
129 Water tower
130 Residential single-family house
131 Residential semi-detached house
132 Shed for fire equipment
133 Bath
134 Stable
135 tank farm
Field Camp Tractor Brigade
136 Field Workshop
137 Carport
138 Hostel-dining room
139 Shower gatehouse
140 Stable
141 Oil Storage
V. CONSTRUCTION OF THE VILLAGE VILLAGE
142 Village Council
143 Board of the collective farm
144 Collective Farm House of Culture
145 School
146 Village post office
147 Control and seed laboratory
148 Kindergarten
149 Children's day nursery
150 Selmag
151 Tea Room
VI. OTHER BUILDINGS
152 Pavilion "Building materials"
153 Pavilion of the Central Union
154 Pavilion "Physical Culture and Sports"
155 Trading pavilion of Glavkholoprom (Ice-cream)
156 Glavtabak Trading Pavilion
157 Trade Pavilion Glavkonserva
158 Trading pavilion of Glavmyas
159 Glavkonditer Trade Pavilion
160 Trading pavilion of Glavkhleb
161 Trading Pavilion Glavlikervodki
162 Trade Pavilion Glavfruktminvoda
163 Trade Pavilion of the Ukrainian SSR
164 Restaurant "Golden Ear"
165 Teahouse-dining room
166 Bar beer
167 Restaurant "Float"
168
169 Cafe №1
170 Cafe number 2
171 Tea Room №1
172 Tea Room 2
173 Pavilion "Communication"
174 Bookstore
175 Shop for the sale of seeds
176 Rosgalantereytorg store
177 Moskhlebtorg Store
178 Shop "Deli"
179 Toys store
180 Gift Shop
181 Shop "Uzbekvino"
182 Shop "Azsovkhoztrest"
183 Green Theater
184 Cinema (large)
185 Cinema (small)
186 Open Stage
187 Tour Desk
188 Fountain "Spike"
189 administrative building
190 Administrative building
191 Photolaboratory
192 Communication House
193 Fire Station
194 Artesian well
195 walkthroughs
196 Central boiler room
197 Toilets
VSHV map 1956 year.
PAVILIONS OF THE ALL-ALL INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
1. Pn “Atomic energy for peaceful purposes”
2. Pn "Light industry"
3. Pn "Medical industry"
4. Pn "Machine Tool"
5. Pn "Engineering"
6. Pn "Meat industry"
7. Pn "Dairy Plant"
8. Pn "Fishing industry"
9. Pen "Bread"
10. Pn “Oils and industrial crops”
11. P-and "Cotton"
12. Pn “Bast and wool industry”
13. Pn “Geology, oil, chemistry”
14. S-sugar
15. Pn "Winemaking"
16. Pn "Silk"
17. Pn "Vegetables and canned food"
18. Pn “Paper, woodworking industry and higher education”
19. Pn "Forestry"
20. Pn "Peat"
PAVILIONS OF THE ALL-AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION
1. The main pavilion
2. Pn "RSFSR"
3. Pn "Siberia"
4. Pn "Karelian-Finnish SSR"
5. Peninsula "Uzbek SSR"
6. Pn "Far East"
7. Pn "Ural"
8. Pn “Leningrad and the north-west”
9. Pn “Moscow, Tula, Ryazan and Kaluga regions”
10. Pn "Ukrainian SSR"
11. Pn “Central Black Soil Regions”
12. Pn “Northeastern regions”
13. Pn "Turkmen SSR"
14. Pn "Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic"
15. Pn “Central regions”
16. Pn "Kyrgyz SSR"
17. Pn "Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic"
18. Pn "Tajik SSR"
19. Pr-Belorussian SSR
20. Pn “Volga region”
21. Pn "Azerbaijan SSR"
22. Pn "Armenian SSR"
23. Apt. "Georgian SSR"
24. Pn "Kazakh SSR"
25. Pr-Moldavian SSR
26. Apt. "Lithuanian SSR"
27. Apt. "Latvian SSR"
28. Pr-Estonian SSR
29. Apt. "North Caucasus"
30. Pen "Young Naturalists"
31. Pn "Hydrometeorological service"
32. Pn "Plant Protection Station"
33. Pen "Wormwater"
34. Champignon
35. Greenhouses and greenhouses
36. Pr "Gardening"
37. Pn "Physical education and sport".
38. Pr "Beekeeping".
39. Pn "Floriculture and landscaping"
40. Pn "Water Management"
41. Cattle Peninsula
42. Sheep breeding
43. Pn "Feed mill"
44. Equine horse breeding
45. Pr "Manege"
46. \u200b\u200bPig breeding
47. Peninsula poultry town
48. The camel
49. Pn "Dog breeding"
50. Pn "Hunting and animal farming"
51. Pn "Rabbit breeding"
52. Deer
53. Peninsulas of the Veterinary Division
54. The house and the chicken house
55. The pigsty
56. Shepherd
57. Calf
58. Cowshed per 100 goals
59. 4-row barn
60. Veterinary clinic
61. Пн "Children's day nursery"
62. Apt. "Kindergarten"
63. P-n "Centrosoyuz"
64. MTS Manor
65. Collective farm house of culture
66. Direction
SHOPPING PAVILIONS, ENTERPRISES
RESTAURANTS, CAFES
1. Shop "Seeds"
2. Cafe "Ice Cream"
3. The big movie theater
4. Teahouse
5.
6. Restaurant "Float"
7. Restaurant "Golden Ear"
8. Trading Pavilion “Tobacco”
9. Shopping pavilion "Wine"
10. Bar-beer
11. Restaurant "Summer"
12. Cafe "Oaks"
13. Green Theater
14. The book store
15. Tea "Swan"
16. Small cinema
17. Open stage
18. Shop "Toy"
19. Shop "Porcelain, glass"
20. Trade pavilion of the Ukrainian SSR
FOUNTAINS, STRUCTURES AND SOME AREAS OF THE EXHIBITION
A. Fountain "Friendship of Peoples"
B. Fountain "Stone Flower"
B. Fruit Michurin Garden
G. Rest Area
D. Fountain "Golden Ear"
E. Nursery
G. Hatchery for show animals
I. Site of the pavilion of hunting and animal husbandry
K. Drilling rig
VSHV and ERW. 1958 year.
Pavilions of the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition
1. The main pavilion
2. "North Caucasus"
3. "Estonian SSR"
4. "Latvian SSR"
5. "Lithuanian SSR"
6. "Moldavian SSR"
7. "Kazakh SSR"
8. "Georgian SSR"
9. “Armenian SSR”
10. "Azerbaijan SSR"
11. The Volga Region
12. "Belarusian SSR"
13. "Tajik SSR"
14. "Tatar ASSR"
15. “Kyrgyz SSR”
16. “Central areas”
17. "Bashkir Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic"
18. "Turkmen SSR"
19. "Northeastern regions"
20. "Central black soil region"
21. "Ukrainian SSR"
22. “Moscow, Tula, Kaluga, Ryazan and Bryansk regions”
23. “Leningrad and the North-West”
24. The Urals
25. “Far East”
26. "Uzbek SSR"
27. Siberia
28. "RSFSR"
29. “Collective farm house of culture”
30. "Mechanization of agriculture"
31. “Centrosoyuz”
32. "Kindergarten"
33. "Children's day nursery"
34. Construction of livestock farms
35. Pavilion of natural display of animals
36. Veterinary Medicine
37. Lead circle
38. "Feed mill"
39. The Manege
40. “Hunting and animal farming”
41. "Rabbit breeding"
42. "Poultry farming"
43. “Water management”
44. "Floriculture and landscaping"
45. “Beekeeping”
46. \u200b\u200b"Physical education and sport"
47. "Gardening"
48. Greenhouses and hotbeds
49. Champignon
50. Plant protection station
52. "Hydrometeorological service"
53. “Young Naturalists”
54. Administrative building
55. Directorate of VSHV
56. Vet Clinic
57. Point of artificial insemination of animals
58. Demonstration platform for showing agricultural machinery in action
Exhibit crops and planting VSHV
1. Exhibit plot of agriculture in the zones of the Ukrainian SSR, the Moldavian SSR, the Central Black Earth Center and the collection of the main varieties of grain crops of the USSR
2. Vegetative experimental house
3. Agrochemical laboratory
4. Exhibit plot of agriculture of the non-chernozem zone of the European part of the USSR
5. Collection of main varieties of feed crops
6. Exhibit plot of agriculture in the zone of the North Caucasus and a collection of the main varieties of industrial, oilseeds, melliferous and medicinal crops
7. Exhibit site Floriculture and landscaping
8. Orchard
9. Planting grapes
10. Exhibit area of \u200b\u200bvegetables and potatoes
11. Exhibit site of mulberry culture
12. Exhibit site "Forestry"
13. Exhibit plot of agriculture in the zones of the South-East, Kazakhstan, Siberia and the Urals
14. Exhibit site of the pavilion “Young Naturalists”
15. Alpine hill
Pavilions of the All-Union Industrial Exhibition
1. Science
2. Atomic energy for peaceful purposes
3. Engineering
4. Machine tool industry
5. Chemical industry
6. Light industry
7. Linen and wool industry
8. Cotton
9. Silk
10. Paper and woodworking industry. Higher School of the USSR
11. Medical industry
12. Forestry and forestry
13. Peat
14. Oil and food industry
15. Geology, oil, gas
16. Sugar and confectionery industry
17. Dairy industry
18. Bread
19. Meat industry
20. Fishing industry
21. Winemaking
2013 plan. 
