Syasstroy

Syasstroy is a town in Volkhovsky District of Leningrad Oblast, Russia, situated close to the mouth of the Syas River. Inside the structure of regulatory divisions, it is, as one with ten country regions, fused inside Volkhovsky District as Syasstroyskoye Settlement Municipal Formation. As a metropolitan division, Syasstroyskoye Settlement Municipal Formation is consolidated inside Volkhovsky Municipal District as Syasstroyskoye Urban Settlement.

The economy of Syasstroy is subject to only one undertaking, the paper process, which makes it conceivably extremely defenseless against financial emergencies. In the start of the 19^th century, an arrangement of channels bypassing Lake Ladoga were constructed, which at the time were a piece of Mariinsky Water System, associating the Neva River and the Volga River. Specifically, the Syas Canal associates the Syas and the Volkhov, and the Svir Canal interfaces the Syas and the Svir. The trenches all things considered are known as the Ladoga Canal.

The region contains one social legacy landmark of government importance and furthermore three items named social and authentic legacy of nearby significance. The bureaucratic landmark is the tomb of the creator Sergey Semyonov, who kicked the bucket in 1942 in Syasstroy Military Hospital from pneumonia. The neighborhood landmarks are two tombs of troopers fallen amid World War II and a house where Sergey Kirov stayed when he visited the development place of the paper process.