Uryupinsk

Uryupinsk is a town in Volgograd Oblast, Russia, found 340 kilometers northwest of Volgograd on the Khopyor River. There are two speculations of the authentic foundation for the town's name. One is that it is from name of a Tartar ruler Uryup, who got hindered in a marsh close to this area, amid a battle with Yermak and got caught. As per the 1866 Explanatory Dictionary of the Living Great Russian Language by Vladimir Dal, this age-old word implies chaotic individual, which likely in this setting portrays not a man, but rather the swampy region.

Uryupinsk is a created modern focus with a fixation in overwhelming ventures, for example, rural apparatus gathering machines and stacking hardware a huge crane-production plant is situated here. The city additionally contains industrial facilities of light industry creation, for example, weaved texture, shoe texture, and furniture texture, paper generation plant, and a pressing plant. Another real industry including the remote regions of the town is goat cultivating and goat cowhide creation. As a result of its mellow southern atmosphere, the district is a decent territory for horticulture, and there are numerous agrarian handling industrial facilities in the area, practicing chiefly in meat, oil and spread creation.