Between the azure coast of the cleanest part of the Black Sea and the northwestern part of the bay on the Tarkhankut Peninsula in the Black Sea region, far from the noise of megacities and busy highways of the Crimea, the cozy and calm village of Medvedevo is located.
History is silent about who and when exactly named this steppe oasis of peace. It is only known that until 1948 it bore the Crimean Tatar name Tabuldy-Ass, perhaps as a reference to representatives of the Ass tribes (Adyghe, residents of Taman, whom the Russians called Yasami, or As) who lived here from ancient times. In Soviet times, the rich state farm "Pribrezhny" was located here, and now the village of Medvedevo is surrounded by luxurious vineyards and peach orchards.
Approximately one and a half kilometers east of the village of Medvedevo is the coast of Lake Donuzlav. For lovers of civilized recreation, recreation centers and health camps have been built in Medvedevo, but “savages” only need to walk a few hundred meters and find themselves alone with pristine nature, lakes of healing mud, which in their properties are not inferior to Saki, and the purest air in which the aromas of the steppe are mixed herbs with healing aromas of the sea, combining iodine with sea salts.
The beaches near Medvedevo are sandy and muddy, mostly shallow - sometimes, to reach a depth of two meters, you need to move a hundred meters away from the shore, which is very convenient for families with children. And because of this, the water here is warmer than sea water.
10-15 minutes of travel by car - and you are on the shore of the cleanest part of the Black Sea. You will be greeted by almost deserted sand or pebble beaches, washed by the gentle waves of the Kalamitsky Gulf - vast and not as shallow as the Karkinitsky Gulf. Thanks to constant sea breezes that refresh the coast throughout the day and low air humidity, the heat in Medvedevo is easily tolerated and almost not felt. By the way, this is one of the main factors that attracts amateurs and professionals of kiteboarding and windsurfing to vacation in Medvedevo.
The surrounding area is rich in archaeological discoveries. They number more than one and a half dozen ancient settlements and settlements, stretching along the entire coast at intervals of 2-4 km: Greek ones - near the sea, and Scythian ones - on the contrary, on the side of the steppe. The closest one, which is also the most famous and interesting, is Belyaus - the oldest fortification-settlement of the ancient Greeks. Here you can see the foundations of ancient buildings that have survived to this day, and, peering into the endless sea, imagine how many centuries ago our ancient ancestors lived here.
The climatic conditions for recreation in the Medvedevo region can be called one of the most favorable in Crimea: the climate is maritime, but at the same time very similar to the climate of the central steppe part of Ukraine - quite dry with little precipitation, especially in the spring-summer-autumn period. Spring comes early, and the sun, awakening nature, quickly warms the air and sea.
By the way, in terms of the number of sunny days, the weather in Medvedevo can compete with Yalta, Sochi and Sukhumi: from 243 to 287 days a year. Therefore, the swimming season here is one of the longest: from the second half of May to mid-October. All this time, the water temperature does not drop below +17 degrees, and there are almost no storms. Autumn, traditionally for the whole of Crimea, is the most favorable time for relaxation, especially for people who have a hard time withstanding hot weather.
So the village of Medvedevo, thanks to the surrounding vineyards, orchards, proximity to the Bay-Lake Donuzlav and the sea, archaeological discoveries throughout the area along the coast and an unusually favorable climate, can without a shadow of modesty be considered one of the most attractive and successful places for recreation, especially for people tired of the bustle of big cities and the burdens of the benefits of civilization. You can relax in Medvedevo with your soul and body.
Between the azure coast of the purest part of the Black Sea and the northwestern part of the Donuzlav Bay on the Tarkhankut Peninsula in the Black Sea region, far from the noise of megacities and the busy highways of the Crimea, the cozy and calm village of Medvedevo is located. In this village there is a house of 100 m2, with all amenities, in close proximity to the sea. It is sold for little money, only $35,000 or RUB 1,100,000.But you are guaranteed an excellent summer vacation for many years to come and you will no longer have to worry about finding housing on the seashore. Bargaining is possible, call.
The beaches near Medvedevo are sandy and muddy, mostly shallow - sometimes, to reach a depth of two meters, you need to move a hundred meters away from the shore, which is very convenient for families with children. And because of this, the water here is warmer than sea water.
10-15 minutes of travel by car - and you are on the shore of the cleanest part of the Black Sea. You will be greeted by almost deserted sand or pebble beaches, washed by the gentle waves of the Kalamitsky Gulf - vast and not as shallow as the Karkinitsky Gulf. Thanks to constant sea breezes that refresh the coast throughout the day and low air humidity, the heat in Medvedevo is easily tolerated and almost not felt. By the way, this is one of the main factors that attracts amateurs and professionals of kiteboarding and windsurfing to vacation in Medvedevo.
By the way, in terms of the number of sunny days, the weather in Medvedevo can compete with Yalta, Sochi and Sukhumi: from 243 to 287 days a year. Therefore, the swimming season here is one of the longest: from the second half of May to mid-October. All this time, the water temperature does not drop below +17 degrees, and there are almost no storms. Autumn, traditionally for the whole of Crimea, is the most favorable time for relaxation, especially for people who have a hard time withstanding hot weather.
So the village of Medvedevo, thanks to the surrounding vineyards, orchards, proximity to the Bay-Lake Donuzlav and the sea, archaeological discoveries throughout the area along the coast and an unusually favorable climate, can without a shadow of modesty be considered one of the most attractive and successful places for recreation, especially for people tired of the bustle of big cities and the burdens of the benefits of civilization. You can relax in Medvedevo with your soul and body.
57 km from the Evpatoria railway station, in the North-Western part of Crimea on the Tarkhankut Peninsula, in the coastal zone of Lake Donuzlav.
The area of the village is 177 hectares, the population is more than 2 thousand people, there are 812 households.
Formed in 1964
The village council was previously subordinate to the village of Ozerovka, located 4 km from the central estate. The inhabitants were shepherds from distant pastures who had retired to a well-deserved rest. There were 14 houses along the sloping seashore. Local residents call this village Terekli-Ase (translated as “cluster of trees”). In fact, Tereklass (in the Russian-language version), or rather its remains, is located a kilometer from Ozerovka.
Until 1947, the settlement did not have any name. Bare steppe, 4-6 paired houses, cheese station, blacksmith shop, stables. Residents were engaged in Karakul sheep breeding. The children went to a four-year school located in the village of Tabuldy (about 1 km). By the time the state farm was created, the village consisted of 39 houses. “Refugees” from the neighboring villages of Maryino, Olenevka, and Znamenka settled here. Among the first settlers were the Nedelke, Koshman, and Konivtsi families.
This place was called Tabuldy and was a branch of the Karakul state farm. More precisely, Tabuldy-Ness, which translated into Russian means “a bear was found,” therefore, when the name was renamed, this village was given the name Medvedevo.
Old-timers remember that during the Great Patriotic War, a Soviet pilot named Medvedev crashed near the village, and the village was named Medvedevo in memory of him. Old-timers-Tatars claim that Tabuldy-Ase in translation means “a village was found” or “a village found.”
The formation of the village is connected with the history of the Pribrezhnaya agricultural firm. In 1963, on the basis of the 2nd branch of the Karakul state farm, a specialized viticultural state farm "Pribrezhny" was founded with its center in the village of Medvedevo.
When organizing a new farm, he was given 11.4 thousand hectares of agricultural land, 506 of which were occupied by poorly maintained vineyards, a state farm with 63 heads of cattle and 5986 sheep, 31 tractors and 8 cars.
The future central estate consisted of 1 street with 39 houses, including 12 old ones, poorly adapted for housing. There was no running water, no paved roads, no baths, no radio or telephone. The first workers were 102 people, including 3 specialists.
Several construction teams were created on the basis of PMK-1 of the Krymsovkhozvinstroy trust. The following were built: a refrigerator, a winery, mechanical workshops, 3 tractor maintenance points, a car garage, a cowshed, sheds, a pesticide warehouse, a grain warehouse, a bathhouse, a school, a pioneer camp, a children's summer cottage, and a boarding house. The organizer and first director was V.A. Chekharin.
In 1978, more than 700 houses (12 well-maintained streets), 8 shops, a pharmacy, a utility center, a kindergarten "Teremok", a House of Culture, an automatic telephone exchange with 150 numbers, a post office, a summer cinema, a music school, a canteen and a cafe were built. Paved roads appeared.
The area of vineyards reached 1.86 thousand hectares. If in the first year of the state farm's existence 1.077 tons of grapes were harvested, then in 1973 - 8.055 tons. The number of sheep increased to 14.7 thousand heads. Wool clipping increased from 1.7 kg to 3.6 kg. The milk yield increased to 3632 kg of milk per cow.
A line for processing wine materials was introduced. 15 types of wines were produced (among them - the pride of ordinary wines “Sun in a Glass”, “Ukrainian Night”, vintage “Red Crimean Port”, “White Crimean Port”).
In 1977, a new industry was created - nursery farming, and a grafting workshop with a capacity of 500 thousand vaccinations per year was built.
In 1988-1990 Crimean Tatars returned to Crimea from places of deportation. They were provided with work, housing was built - this is how the “Tatar village” arose. A mosque and a church were built.
In 1992, the state farm-plant "Pribrezhny" was reorganized into the agricultural firm "Pribrezhnaya".
The first director of the state farm "Pribrezhny" in 1964-1972. was Vladimir Alekseevich Chekharin. He dreamed of making the village an oasis in the desert, a small town where it would be pleasant to live and work. It was during the years of his work that a House of Culture, a summer cinema, a kindergarten, a children's summer cottage, a pioneer camp, a puppet theater, a canteen and a cafe, a music school, a high school, many shops, a winery, a refrigerator, a construction shop and much more were built.
In 1976-1988. director of the state farm - Alexey Panteleevich Pereguda. Under his leadership, the state farm switched to a grafted culture of viticulture, and labor-intensive processes were mechanized.
In 1988-2001 general director of the state farm - Valentin Vasilyevich Pomazan Residents gave the new director an order - to bring gas to the village. They joked from the seats: “Just install the gas, we’ll build a monument for you!” He did everything to ensure that gas came to the village.
In 2001-2005 Director of the agricultural firm "Pribrezhnaya" - Konstantin Leontievich Simonenko, since 2005 - A.G. Stoyanov.
More than 100 fellow villagers were awarded orders and medals, including: P.V. Sharov, M.T. Solovey, M.V. Matsul, Shestakova T.Ya., L.A. Filina, E.P. Pistyak, I.V. Tkachenko, A.P. Krivobokov, A.M. Kotaevsky, I.V. Kukoba, N.E. Mikhailenko and many others.
There are 2 monuments in the village: to the heroes of the revolution and to fellow villagers who died in the Great Patriotic War. Their names are carved on a granite slab.
On the territory of the village there are: a kindergarten, a hospital, a first aid station, a music school, a post office, a club, shops, a hairdresser, and a library.
Medvedevo (until 1948 Tabuldy-Ass; Ukrainian Medvedeve, Crimean-Tat. Tabuldı As, Tabuldy As) is a village in the Black Sea region of the Republic of Crimea, the center of the Medvedevsky rural settlement (according to the administrative-territorial division of Ukraine - the Medvedevsky village council of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea).
Population
The All-Ukrainian Census of 2001 showed the following distribution by native speakers. The Tabyldy-As Jamisi mosque operates in the village.
Geography
Medvedevo is a village in the southeast of the region, in the steppe Crimea, altitude above sea level - 33 m. The nearest village is Znamenskoye, 7.5 km to the west. The regional center Chernomorskoye is about 28 km away, the nearest railway station is Yevpatoria - about 54 km.
The first documentary mention of the village is found in the Cameral Description of Crimea... in 1784, judging by which, in the last period of the Crimean Khanate, Tapykhdi was part of the Tarkhan Kadylyk of the Kozlov Kaimakanate. After the annexation of Crimea to Russia (8) April 19, 1783, (8) February 19, 1784, by a personal decree of Catherine II to the Senate, the Tauride region was formed on the territory of the former Crimean Khanate and the village was assigned to the Evpatoria district. After Pavlovsk reforms, from 1796 to 1802 it was part of the Akmechetsky district of the Novorossiysk province. According to the new administrative division, after the creation of the Tauride province on October 8 (20), 1802, Tabuldy-Ass was included in the Yashpet volost of the Evpatoria district. According to the Gazette of volosts and villages, in the Evpatoria district... dated April 19, 1806, in the village of Tabuldas there were 13 households, 86 Crimean Tatars, 5 gypsies and 2 yasyrs. On the military topographical map of 1817, the village of Taboldu is indicated with 18 courtyards. After the reform of the volost division of 1829, Tabuldas, according to the “Gazette of the state volosts of the Tauride province of 1829,” remained part of the Yashpet volost. On the map of 1842, the village of Tabuldy-As is indicated with 23 courtyards. In the 1860s, after the zemstvo reform of Alexander II, the village was assigned to the Kurman-Adzhinsky volost. In the “List of populated places of the Tauride province according to information from 1864,” compiled based on the results of the VIII revision of 1864, Tabuldy-Ass is a proprietary Tatar village, with 10 courtyards, 51 residents and a mosque at wells. According to the “Memorable Book of the Tauride Province for 1867”, the village of Tabuldy Ass was abandoned as a result of the emigration of the Crimean Tatars, especially massive after the Crimean War of 1853-1856, to Turkey and stood without new settlers. On the three-verst map of 1865-1876, there are 10 households in the village of Tabuldy-Ass. According to the “Reference Book on the Parishes and Temples of the Tauride Diocese...” by Bishop Hermogenes, published in 1886, a mixed Russian-Tatar population lived in the village of Tabuldy-ass. In the “Memorable Book of the Tauride Province of 1889”, according to the results of the X revision of 1887, in the village of Tabuldy-Ass there were 18 households and 95 inhabitants. According to the “...Memorial Book of the Tauride Province for 1892,” in the village of Tabuldy-Ass, which was part of the Kirkulachsky area, there were 39 residents in 7 households....
