Averino (Sverdlovsk region)

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<br><br> (formerly Averinskoe) is a in the Sysertsky urban district of the of Russia.<br>Geography<br>The village of Averino of the „Sysert City District” of the Sverdlovsk Region is located 23 kilometers (along the highway 26 kilometers) southeast of the city of Sysert, on both banks of the Bagaryak River (left tributary of the Sinara River), which is within the village and 1.5 kilometers upstream it forms two small ponds, and above the mouth of the left tributary of the Lezga River.<br>Story<br>The settlement was founded in the 17th century, 70 miles south of Yekaterinburg and named Averinsky in honor of the first settler Averyan, a native of European Russia. During the Pugachev uprising, there were about 30 houses in the village. Until 1861, all its inhabitants were serfs, belonged to the owners of the Sysert factories, and until 1902 they were not state peasants, but rural mining workers, they had a land allotment from the owners of the same factories. Based on the data of the confessional painting of 1900, the parishioners of the Averin Church were 599 males and 561 females, all Orthodox. At the beginning of the 20th century, the main occupation of the villagers was agriculture, but some went to work in cities (Sysertsky, Nizhne-Isetsky) and took orders there for cutting firewood and delivering coal and iron.<br><br>In August 1937, more than 70 residents were arrested, of whom 49 were shot in the first half. September 1937, the rest received long sentences. Of these, only 4 returned. In August 2007, a marble cross was erected next to the chapel in memory of the victims of Stalin’s repressions.<br><br>June 5, 2018 village Averinskoe was renamed to Averino…<br>PopulationHoly Trinity Church<br>The Averinskoye village was converted into an independent parish in 1859, and before that it belonged first to the Aramil and then to the Shchelkun parishes. Averinsky parish consisted of one village. In 1863, in the middle of the village, on one of the high places on the right bank of the Bagaryak, a stone, one-altar church was laid, which was consecrated in honor of the Holy Life-Giving Trinity on February 12, 1869 by the blessed letter of His Grace Vassian, Bishop of Yekaterinburg. The iconostasis in the temple was single-tier and was drawn into the middle part of the temple in the form of a semicircle. In 1891-1897, the Averinsky temple was assigned to the Cathedral of the Mother of God of the Abramov village. The church owned two wooden houses, the clergy’s apartments – with outbuildings and manor land; houses and land were donated by parishioners in 1880. The church was closed in 1935 and was demolished during the Soviet era. In 1995, a parish in the name of the Life-Giving Trinity was formed, and a small wooden chapel was built.<br>Infrastructure<br>The village has a club with a library, a medical assistant, a post office and a shop.<br><br>At the beginning of the 20th century, there was a zemstvo school not far from the Holy Trinity Church.<br>Transport<br>You can get to the village by bus from Sysert.<br>

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