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According to the legend, the settlement on the site of the future Kovrov was founded by Grand Duke Yury Dolgoruky in the 12th century. In the XVI century the village was given over to the princes of Kovrov, by whose name the village became known as Kovrovo, and in 1778 the village received the status of a district town.

Thanks to the railway in Kovrov, there were factories and plants: a bacon plant, a steam mill, a mechanical-weaving factory, a cast-iron plant, mechanical workshops of the Moscow-Nizhny Novgorod road, paper plant by Ivan Treumov, 33 drinking establishments, and three schools.

Согласно преданию, поселение на месте будущего Коврова было основано великим князем Юрием Долгоруким в XII веке. В XVI столетии село было отдано во владение князьям Ковровым, по имени которых село стало называться Коврово, и в 1778 году село получило статус уездного города.

Благодаря железной дороге в Коврове появились фабрики и заводы: салотопенный, паровая мукомольня и механическо-ткацкая фабрика и, кроме того, чугунолитейный завод, механические мастерские Московско-Нижегородской дороги, бумаготкацкая Ивана Треумова, 33 питейных заведения, три училища.

According to the legend, the settlement on the site of Kovrov was founded by Grand Duke Yury Dolgoruky in the 12th century. In the XVI century the village was given over to the princes of Kovrov, by whose name the village became known as Kovrovo, and in 1778 the village received the status of a district town. Thanks to the railway in Kovrov, there were factories and plants: a bacon plant, a steam mill, a mechanical-weaving factory, a cast-iron plant, mechanical workshops of the Moscow-Nizhny Novgorod road, paper plant by Ivan Treumov, 33 drinking establishments, and three schools. Согласно преданию, поселение на месте Коврова было основано великим князем Юрием Долгоруким в XII веке. В XVI столетии село было отдано во владение князьям Ковровым, по имени которых село стало называться Коврово, и в 1778 году село получило статус уездного города. Благодаря железной дороге в Коврове появились фабрики и заводы: салотопенный, паровая мукомольня и механическо-ткацкая фабрика и, кроме того, чугунолитейный завод, механические мастерские Московско-Нижегородской дороги, бумаготкацкая Ивана Треумова, 33 питейных заведения, три училища.

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1890 - 1905
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Kovrov - Ковров

Kovrov, Vladimir Gubernia - Ковров, Владимирская губерния
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Kovrov, Vladimir Oblast, Russia ,  56.35677, 41.32263
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Romanov Empire - Империя Романовых
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