Druzhba udvaivaet radosti i sokraschaet napolovinu goresti. - F. Bekon
Ne sleduet robet' iz opaseniya nadelat' oshibok, samaya bol'shaya oshibka - eto lishat' sebya opytnosti. - Vovenarg


Magnitogorsk

Magnitogorsk - promyshlennyj gorod v CHelyabinskoj oblasti, raspolozhennyj na vostochnom sklone YUzhnyh Ural'skih gor. On byl osnovan v 1929 g. v hode stroitel'stva Magnitogorskogo metallurgicheskogo zavoda. Gorod yavlyaetsya tsentrom rossijskoj tyazheloj metallurgii, mashinostroeniya i metaloobrabatyvayuschej promyshlennosti.

Nizhe perechislenny veb-sajty, posvyaschennye Magnitogorsku. My nadeemsya, chto etot spisok budet popolnyat'sya. Esli Vam izvestny adresa resursov, posvyaschennyh etomu regionu, dajte nam znat'.

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    Istoriya goroda s fotografiyami, sostavlennaya Vladislavom Antipenko

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    Eto server gorodskogo komp'yuternogo kluba Magnitki. Zdes' dano kratkoe opisanie goroda, raspolozhennogo na reke Ural.

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