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Perm

Also known as Molotov, Molotow

Stadt in Russland

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Perm is a major city located in western Russia, situated in the Urals region along the Kama River. It serves as an important industrial and cultural center for the surrounding area.

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Named after: Vyacheslav Molotov
Official name: Ягошихинский завод
Demonym: пермячки
Award: Order of Lenin
Country: Provisional All-Russian Government
Located in: Kazan Governorate
Continent: Europe
Official language: Russian
Population: 1027518
Area: 799.68
Elevation: 90
Time zone: UTC+05:00
Body of water: Kama
Legislature: City Duma
Shares border with: Dobryansky District
Founded by: Vasily Tatishchev
Official website: www.gorodperm.ru
Image: Perm asv2019-05 img50 Gorky Park.jpg
Dialing code: 342
Coat of arms: coat of arms of Perm

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Commons category: Perm, Russia
native label: Пермь
described by source: Granat Encyclopedic Dictionary
twinned administrative body: Realmonte
topic's main category: Category:Perm, Russia
postal code: 614000–614999
inception: 1723-05-04
category for people who died here: Category:Deaths in Perm
category of associated people: Category:People from Perm, Russia
Commons gallery: Пермь
external data available at URL: opendata.perm.ru
different from: Permian
maximum temperature record: 37.2
minimum temperature record: -47.1
time of earliest written record: 1780-00-00
P8168: Dag the Wise
Köppen climate classification: continental climate

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Perm (russisch Пермь) ist eine Stadt in Russland mit 991.162 Einwohnern (Stand 14. Oktober 2010). Die Stadt liegt im Uralvorland an der Kama, etwa 1150 Kilometer Luftlinie nordöstlich von Moskau. Perm ist, nach Erholung der Einwohnerzahl, seit 2012 wieder die östlichste Millionenstadt Europas.

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