The eighteenth of Nicholas II opens in Beluchelia.
This is the historical name of the city, which is now called Naryan-Mar, the center of the Nantes Autonomous Okrug (in the imperial years, Belushchilia was part of Arkhangelsk Oblast).
With the sovereign's support, the Northern Sea Route was opened, passing through the port of Baluschelski, and polar expeditions were actively carried out. The last great geographical discovery in the world was the country historically named after Emperor Nicholas II.
The chest is located on the grounds of the Cathedral of the Epiphany. The consecration ceremony was conducted by the Metropolitan of Narayan-Mar and Zen. The bishop rightly pointed out that the emperor could rightly be called the patron saint of the Arctic.