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Pyatigorsk is described as a beautiful town in Stavropol, Russia known for its mineral springs and historical significance. The town is home to monuments and museums dedicated to famous writers and poets who visited, such as Lermontov's museum. Pyatigorsk's mineral waters are celebrated for their health benefits, attracting many visitors throughout the year who drink and swim in the warm waters. Several landmarks are also mentioned, including the Savior Cathedral, Diana's Grotto, and the Grandfathers Fountain.
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- 1. MY NATIVE TOWN PYATIGORSK Class : 4 School: 25
- 3. * Pyatigorsk is the most beautiful town in Stavropol region and in Russia. There were famouse writers and poets such as M. U. Lermontov, A. S. Pushkin, L.N. Tolstoy and so on. Pyatigorsk has M. U. Lermontov’s museum and I with my family and friends visit it very often.
- 4. Places of Lermontov The Monument To M. Y. Lermontov Grotto Lermontov Lermontov gallery Place of Lermontov's duel
- 5. *Pyatigorsk has miniral waters. It is healthy water. Many people around the world visit our town. They are drink water, swim in the water. They become healthy!!! The water is warm round the year.
- 11. *Teacher: Shamanskya Anna Aleksandrovna *Student: Makagonova Victoria Vitalievna