Crossword clues for omsk
omsk
- Russian city on the Irtysh River
- City on the Irtysh
- Trans-Siberian Railway stop
- Russian port
- Russian industrial center
- Russian city founded in 1716
- City on the Trans-Siberian Railway
- City of Siberia
- City in former USSR
- Transportation hub on the Trans-Siberian railroad
- Transportation hub of southwestern Siberia
- Trans-Siberian RR stop
- Site of Dostoyevsky's Siberian exile
- Siberian train hub
- Siberian railway hub
- Siberian city where Dostoyevsky was imprisoned
- Siberia's second-largest city
- Second-largest Siberian city
- Russian town
- Russian city close to the Kazakhstan border
- Railway on the Trans-Siberian Railway
- Oblast in southwest Russia
- Locale of Dostoyevsky's exile
- Industrial city of Russia
- Headquarters of the Siberian Cossacks
- City on the Trans-Siberian Railroad
- City of south central Russia
- City of Asian Russia
- Central Russian city
- Cathedral city of Siberia
- Siberian city of more than one million
- Trans-Siberian Railroad city
- Siberian river port
- City on the Irtysh River
- City in SW Russia
- Trans-Siberian Railroad stop
- Stop on the Trans-Siberian Railway
- Dostoyevsky's exile city
- Oblast bordering Kazakhstan
- City west of Novosibirsk
- Home of the Dostoyevsky Literary Museum
- Trans-Siberian Railway hub
- Trans-Siberian Railway city
- Site of Dostoyevsky's exile
- A city in the Asian part of Russia
- Soviet city founded in 1716
- City where the Irtysh and Om meet
- Russian city near the Kazakhstan border
- HQ of Siberian Cossacks, once
- Russian city east of Chelyabinsk
- City in Siberia
- City's form is OK, every now and then
- City 1,400 miles east of Moscow on the Trans-Siberian Railway
- Fine for secreting manuscript in city overseas
- Russian city cloaked in returning thick smog
- Southern Russian city
- Russian industrial city
- City in Russia
- Siberian metropolis
Wikipedia
Omsk is a city and the administrative center of Omsk Oblast, Russia, located in southwestern Siberia from Moscow. With a population of 1,154,116, it is Russia's second-largest city east of the Ural Mountains after Novosibirsk, and seventh by size nationally.
During the Imperial era, Omsk was the seat of the Governor General of Western Siberia, and later of the Governor General of the Steppes. For a brief period during the Russian Civil War in 1918–1920, it served as the capital of the anti-Bolshevik Russian State and held the imperial gold reserves.
Omsk is the administrative center of the Siberian Cossack Host. It also serves as the see of the bishop of Omsk and Tara, as well as the administrative seat of the Imam of Siberia.
Usage examples of "omsk".
Dostoevsky wrote to one of these Decembrist wives, Natalia Fonvizina, with the first clear statement of the new faith he had found from his revelation in the prison camp at Omsk.
If Razum had concealed his divisions anywhere in their path, or perhaps withdrawn them beyond Sverdlovsk, to lure Mogushestvo into a trap, well, he would detect them in time and order a withdrawal to Omsk.
In buying him at Omsk he had been lucky, and in taking him to the postmaster the generous mujik had rendered him a great service.
On issuing from the Ural, it passes through Ekaterenburg, Kasirnov, Tioumen, Ishim, Omsk, Elamsk, Kolyvan, TOmsk, Krasnoiarsk, Nijni-Udinsk, Irkutsk, Verkne-Nertschink, Strelink, Albazine, Blagowstenks, Radde, OrlOmskaya, Alexandrowskoe, and Nikolaevsk.
He had sent in his papers to the recruiting office, the gymnasium had found a substitute teacher, and he had been notified that he was admitted to the military school at Omsk.
The solace that he had derived from locking little Vladimir in the room at Omsk had now dissipated, although it still made him smile to think about it.