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В самом начале 20 века,до Оренбурга добралась железная дорога.Был построен вокзал,ЖДмост через Урал и дорога пошла дальше в Ташкент.Станция Оренбург стала обустраиваться - появились мастерские,депо с поворотным кругом для паровозов и вот эта башня для водоснабжения окружающих домов.Она и сегодня прекрасно выглядит,жаль только,что находится она в невостребованном месте...
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Главная водонапорная башня ЖД станции Оренбург,была построена в начале 20 века. Как раз тогда ЖД Москва - Ташкент добралась до Оренбурга.Сегодна башня не используется,но железнодорожники содержат её в идеальном состоянии... Подробнее смотрите в моей группе ТАИНСТВЕННЫЕ МЕСТА ОРЕНБУРЖЬЯ !
Заброшен больше 7 лет. Постепенно идет дестрой. На данный момент (ноябрь 2017г) голые стены, оборудования нет, территория огромная, 7 этажей в главном здании. Охрана есть но вполне дружелюбная.
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