Mendeleevsk in the Republic of Tatarstan is an artificially formed city, which included several separate settlements. Its structure shows a clear division of the territory by roads and railways into two halves: with and without access to the bank of the Kama. In this regard, the issue of access to the Kama for the half of the city cut off from the river comes up acutely when discussing the prospects for the development of the city. The advantages and disadvantages of the Kama territories of Mendeleevsk are considered, and possible ways to develop their connectivity with the mainland of the city are proposed.
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